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Objekt Nr. 2094-4

Iron tsuba in a mokko shape with a woven relief pattern, Japan, 8.2x7.4cm, in a kiribako box, rubbed

Starting price: € 130,-
(inkl. Aufgeld & MwSt.: € 154,75)

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Objekt Nr. 2094-9

Iwami boar’s tusk netsuke ‘Snake’ with traces of paint, Himotoshi on the inside, l. ca. 9cm, signs of wear

Starting price: € 160,-
(inkl. Aufgeld & MwSt.: € 190,46)

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Objekt Nr. 27-596

Chinese wall cabinet with ornamental carved tops and shelves on different layers, 20th century, 87.5x53.5x8cm

Starting price: € 260,-
(inkl. Aufgeld & MwSt.: € 309,50)

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Objekt Nr. 3001-24

Cloisonné plate featuring ‘Seven Cranes’ on a soft grey background, Meiji period, Japan, circa 1890, Ø 30cm

Starting price: € 180,-
(inkl. Aufgeld & MwSt.: € 214,27)

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Objekt Nr. 3001-26

Cloisonné plate ‘Sparrow on peonies and bellflowers’ on a turquoise background, China, circa 1890, Ø 30cm

Starting price: € 150,-
(inkl. Aufgeld & MwSt.: € 178,56)

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Objekt Nr. 3135-74

Pair of Chinese yellow-cast vases with semi-relief phoenix decoration, circa 1900, h. ca. 52cm, converted into lamps

Starting price: € 200,-
(inkl. Aufgeld & MwSt.: € 238,08)

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Objekt Nr. 3179-22

Smoky quartz snuff bottle in the shape of a fruit with a carved carnelian stopper, China, 19th century, l. 6.2cm

Starting price: € 130,-
(inkl. Aufgeld & MwSt.: € 154,75)

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Objekt Nr. 3209-17

Bronze figurine of ‘Fukurokuju’, signed 玉造 Tamazô, Japan, Meiji period, h. 29.5cm

Starting price: € 360,-
(inkl. Aufgeld & MwSt.: € 428,54)

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About Us

The auction house Kendzia, which emerged from an antique trade that had existed since the 1920s, has enriched the Hamburg auction landscape since 1971. The founders Klaus D. and Brigitte Kendzia have built up an excellent reputation in this sector over the decades of their activity.

Today the house is run by the publicly appointed and sworn auctioneer, appraiser and art expert Eva-Maria Uebach-Kendzia. After studying art history, cultural anthropology and museum management in Hamburg and Vienna, she joined her parents’ business in 1997. She and her husband Karl Uebach have been running the auction house since 2016 with a great deal of expertise and competence. The family-run house is characterised by utmost discretion, solidity and flexibility.