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Hildur Hansson Collection – A passion for Svenskt Tenn

Hildur Hansson was born in Hishult in Skåne the south of Sweden. Her husband Erik Hansson died early during the Finnish Winter War 1939–1940, leaving his wife Hildur alone with her son Ingemar. The family then lived in Stockholm.

One of Hildur's closest friends early on became Estrid Ericson (founder of Svenskt Tenn). It was only natural that Hildur started collecting objects from Svenskt Tenn early on. An interest she maintained her whole life and which her son Ingemar nurtured and developed in his home in southern Skåne.

Most of the collection of unique objects from Svenskt Tenn was sold during Bukowski's Modern Art + Design auction earlier this fall. Now we present the remaining objects from the home her son Ingemar Hansson had in southern Skåne.

Asian Ceramics & Works of Art Other

7 items

Ashiro Harukawa, color woodblock print, Japan 19th / 20th Centurt.

Ashiro Harukawa, color woodblock print, Japan 19th / 20th Centurt.

Estimate

2 500 SEK

A Chinese bird cage with bird feeders, 20th Century.

A Chinese bird cage with bird feeders, 20th Century.

Estimate

3 000 SEK

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, color woodblock print, Japan 1883, Masakado.

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, color woodblock print, Japan 1883, Masakado.

Estimate

3 000 SEK

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, colour woodblock print. Japan, 19th Century. The moon's four strings - Semimaru, August 1891.

Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, colour woodblock print. Japan, 19th Century. The moon's four strings - Semimaru, August 1891.

Estimate

3 000 SEK

A set of three Chinese brass trivets, 20th century.

A set of three Chinese brass trivets, 20th century.

Estimate

1 500 SEK

Yoshifuji Utagawa, color woodcut print, Japan ca 1850.

Yoshifuji Utagawa, color woodcut print, Japan ca 1850.

Estimate

2 500 SEK

Yoshitoshi Tsukioka, color woodcut print, Japan 1864.

Yoshitoshi Tsukioka, color woodcut print, Japan 1864.

Estimate

2 500 SEK

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249. A parcel-gilt drinking bowl/kovsh, Nordic Renaissance, early 17th century possibly Uleåborg, Finland.

100 000 - 150 000 SEK

250. A Baltic 17th century parcel-gilt silver tankard, mark of Johan Strengman, (active 1686, 1690-1701) probably 1691, Nyen.

100 000 - 150 000 SEK

251. A Swedish late 17th century parcel-gilt silver beaker, mark of Johan Lund, Stockholm 1697.

80 000 - 100 000 SEK

249. A parcel-gilt drinking bowl/kovsh, Nordic Renaissance, early 17th century possibly Uleåborg, Finland.

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100 000 - 150 000 SEK

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247. A gilded silver spoon, probably Scandinavian 17th century.

10 000 - 15 000 SEK

248. A Swedish 18th century parcel-gilt silver tumbler, mark of Petter Lund (active 1694-1736) Nyköping.

30 000 - 50 000 SEK

249. A parcel-gilt drinking bowl/kovsh, Nordic Renaissance, early 17th century possibly Uleåborg, Finland.

100 000 - 150 000 SEK

250. A Baltic 17th century parcel-gilt silver tankard, mark of Johan Strengman, (active 1686, 1690-1701) probably 1691, Nyen.

100 000 - 150 000 SEK

251. A Swedish late 17th century parcel-gilt silver beaker, mark of Johan Lund, Stockholm 1697.

80 000 - 100 000 SEK

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105 000 SEK