The Art Department presents works by some of the most significant Swedish and international artists of the 20th century, including Sigrid Hjertén, Isaac Grünewald, Nils Dardel, Olle Baertling, Carl Kylberg, Evert Lundquist, Åke Göransson, Erik Olson, Lynn Chadwick, Adrian Heath, Vu Cao Dam and Henry Moore. Among the highlights are "Composition à l'oiseau, esquisse" by Fernand Léger, "Påskafton på turisthotellet" by Bror Hjorth, "Cirkus" by Einar Jolin, as well as a monumental painting by Gösta Adrian-Nilsson. The auction also includes several private collections, among them international works from the collection of the diplomat Harald Edelstam.

The Print Department offers high-quality works such as "Põrgu" (Hell) by Eduard Wiiralt, "Buste de Femme au corsage blanc" by Pablo Picasso, as well as "With Hat", from: "Ingrid Bergman" and "Tomato-Beef Noodle O's", (from: "Campbell's Soup II") by Andy Warhol.

The Design Department presents furniture, textiles, glass, ceramics, silver, jewellery and lighting by some of the most prominent Scandinavian designers of the 20th century. Highlights include a unique cabinet of distinction from 1952 by Erik Chambert, as well as an important private collection of furniture and decorative arts from the 1920s to the 1940s. Here you will find Carl Hörvik’s desk for Les Arts Décoratifs Suédois from 1928, a unique wall screen by Einar Luterkort, and G.A. Berg’s highly sought-after armchair, model "Estelle".

Also of note are two magnificent suites of furniture designed by Carl Malmsten, with provenance from Torsten Kreuger and Villa Kvikkjokk on Djurgården in Stockholm. These pieces, produced between 1927 and 1928, have never previously appeared on the market.

The auction features extensive sections of sought-after furniture and objects from Firma Svenskt Tenn and Nordiska Kompaniet, as well as a substantial selection of lighting fixtures, including rare examples by Harald Notini, Carl-Axel Acking and Hans Bergström. Highlights within the large Danish design section include Ib Kofod-Larsen’s sofa and armchair, model "Elizabeth", for Christensen & Larsen.

The Ceramics Department presents a large private collection of Farsta stoneware by Wilhelm Kåge, as well as Art Nouveau ceramics by Hilma Persson-Hjelm, recently exhibited at Prins Eugens Waldemarsudde. Among the glass is a major private collection of cast sculptures by Edvin Öhrström, along with a rich selection of larger sand-cast art glass by Bertil Vallien.

The Carpets and Textiles Department highlights a number of unique pieces, with a particular focus on Swedish textile craftsmanship of the highest quality. Among the highlights are a woven tapestry by Carl Malmsten from 1920 and two unique carpets by Margareta Sundbom Eichenholz. Also presented are exceptional carpets created by the distinguished textile artists Märta Måås-Fjetterström and Barbro Nilsson, together with works by several artists active within AB MMF.

The Silver Department offers a wide selection of objects created by some of the leading designers of the 20th century. Highlights include Georg Jensen’s beautiful candlesticks, model ‘Grape’, as well as an 18-carat gold box by Olle Ohlsson. You will also find works by renowned designers such as Wiwen Nilsson, Sigurd Persson, Mats Eskils and W.A. Bolin, among others.

The Jewellery Department presents pieces by Swedish and international designers including Wiwen Nilsson, Björn Weckström, Theresia Hvorslev and Rosa Taikon, alongside a fine collection of jewellery by Sven-Erik Högberg. Discover a carefully curated selection of necklaces, rings, bracelets, earrings, brooches and bridal crowns.