Consign now for the auctions on July 01 and 02, 2025

In July, we will be auctioning Art Nouveau and Art Deco, international Design, as well as Art Jewelry and Jewels. We look forward to your consignments!

Take the opportunity to meet our experts in person. We regularly organize valuation days at our premises in Dusseldorf and Munich.

Valuation days – Dusseldorf
Wednesday, 30 April 2025
12pm – 7pm

Valuation days – Munich
Tuesday, 06 May 2025
10pm – 6pm

Top results in the ‘Design’ auction on March 25, 2025

The very first lots called up for the auction ensured a lively turnout in the room – the Bauhaus chapter was very popular. Marianne Brandt’s Bauhaus ashtray ‘MT 35’ from 1924 was called at €9,000. After an exciting bidding battle, the hammer fell at a fantastic €16,000.

The bidders also demonstrated a flair for quality with luxurious travel accessories. An early Louis Vuitton suitcase changed hands for €10,000. The ‘Pippa’ travel desk by Rena Dumas and Peter Coles for Hermès, Paris doubled its original estimate with a hammer price of €12,000.

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Top hammer prices in our auction modern an contemporary art on March 26, 2025

At the start of our auction series we were able to achieve top results, particularly in the field of photography. Sally Mann’s black and white photographs from the series ‘Immediate Family’ capture intimate, poetic and often melancholic moments of her children in the natural surroundings of her garden. ‘Vinland’ achieved a hammer price of EUR 26,000. Numerous lots in the Classical Modernism category also changed hands for very pleasing hammer prices. Georges Braque’s color lithograph with embossed print ‘Le Canard’ sold for EUR 8,000.

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Colorful designs were among the main attraction in our ‘Murano Glass’ auction on March 26.

The large ‘Oriente’ vase with star murrine by Dino Martens from a private collection in southern Germany doubled its asking price and, driven by bidders on the internet and on the phones, climbed to a hammer price of €14,000. The ‘Oriente’ decoration in particular is a striking reminder of the fact that Dino Martens was originally trained as a painter before turning to glass art. His painterly approach led to these expressive, abstract color compositions, which Dino Martens designed from pieces of Zanfirico rods, colored glass blocks, and glass powders and had executed by the glass masters of the Aureliano Toso manufactory.

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