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Auction catalog

Summer-Auction May 31st, June 1st 2024

Weihnachts-Auktion November 18, 2022

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Lot no. 168

Large Baroque putto head, carved wood, white/gold painted, 41x41cm, cracks, traces of age, former collection Hubertus u. Renate Wald/Hamburg

Sold at € 550,-

Lot no. 172

Greek icon "Mother of God", in opulent, gilded carved frame (small defects), 18th century, 14x11,5cm (w.f. 60x45cm)

Sold in the freehand sale

Lot no. 174

Sacred panel painting "Nativity of Christ", probably former altar wing, oil/wood, 41x22cm (w.f. 58x30cm), flaking of the painting surface, old wormholes, various defects of the framing

Sold at € 460,-

Lot no. 175

Devotional picture "Saint Cassianus" 18th century, oil/canvas, probably doubled, u. m. inscribed, 48x34,4cm (w.f. 51x37,8cm)

Sold in the freehand sale

Lot no. 176

Large angular Limoges enamel plaque with polychrome painting "Portrait of Carolus Mauritius Le Peletier aged 65" 1731, bottom inscr./dat. and sign. "N. Laudin", 24x17,5cm, slightly bumped, restored, form. coll. Charles Crodel (1894-1973)/Mnch. (No. 54)

Sold in the freehand sale

Lot no. 177

Small engraved bronze bell with cross depiction, Byzantium, 6-8th century, h. 3.5cm, mallet missing, signs of age and usage

Sold at € 300,-

Lot no. 181

Five-flame Marian chandelier in the shape of a vase with cross motif and plastic bouquet of lilies, galvanised zinc casting with milk glass blossoms, c. 1890/1900, h. 79cm

Sold at € 330,-

Lot no. 182

Square brass travel or night lantern with chased decoration and green bull's eye panes, 18th century, h. 19cm, traces of use, min. bent/defective

Sold at € 550,-

Lot no. 183

Small brass travel lantern with ornamental chased decoration and colourless glass panels, 18th century, 13x7,5x7,5cm, traces of use, min. bent/defective/soldered

Sold at € 170,-

Lot no. 184

Small brass hand lantern with ornamental chased decoration and cut colourless glass "Jumping Dog", rim mark on the handle, 18th century, 17x8x6,5cm, 1 glass missing, traces of use, min. bent/defective/soldered

Sold at € 190,-

Lot no. 185

Small brass night/hand lantern with handle and glass baluster, 18th/19th century, h. 17,5cm, traces of use, min. bent/defective/soldered

Sold at € 120,-

Lot no. 186

Pair of bronze sconces with volute arm and plain spout with wax dripping hole, 18th century, l. 41cm (no. 211)

Sold in the freehand sale

Lot no. 187

Pair of brass candlesticks with baluster stems on stepped, fitted feet, 1x with wax drip hole, 18th century, h. 18.5cm, small defects, signs of age and use.

Sold in the freehand sale

Lot no. 188

Pair of bronze candlesticks on round base with baluster stem and straight spout, 17th c., h. 12cm, tarnished, pressure marks, form. coll. Charles Crodel (1894-1973)/Mnch. (No. 754)

Sold at € 180,-

Lot no. 189

Oval Dutch snuff box with finely engraved scene "Amor and Lovers" (Cupid and Lovers) as well as saying "In de mij Maart Soet En Schoon Van Guer Ziel mer alles In Zyn fluer" and "Maij", inside galvanised, 18th century, 14.5x5.5x3cm, slight pressure marks, signs of age and use.

Sold at € 120,-

Lot no. 190

Oval Dutch snuff box with finely engraved scene "Fisherman" and "Hunting scene with Cupid" in cartouches as well as sayings, difficult to read, 18th century, 13x7,5x4cm, somewhat rubbed, hinge defective

Sold at € 120,-

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Lot no. 191

Cylindrical Empire charcoal stove or tea-comfort with applied half-plastic leaf ornaments, pierced ventilation grids and ring handles, copper, 1st quarter 19th c., h. 43cm, Ø 27cm

Starting price: € 300,-
(inkl. Aufgeld & MwSt.: € 357,12)

Lot no. 192

Pair of gilded brass Empire candlesticks with fluted shaft and various relief bands, 19th century, h. 24cm, slightly defective, spouts lost

Sold at € 300,-

Lot no. 193

Pair of French brass candlesticks with ornamental friezes, 19th c., h. 26,5cm, slight pressure marks

Sold in the freehand sale

Lot no. 194

Pair of Stobwasser pewter candlesticks on square base and vase-shaped shaft, monochrome dark green lacquered with bronze friezes, Brunswick circa 1800, h. 22/22.5cm, swamped, pressure marks, defective

Sold at € 280,-

Lot no. 195

Pair of English copper candlesticks on oval base with baluster shaft and palmette frieze, 19th century, h. 28cm, slight signs of age and use.

Sold in the freehand sale

Lot no. 196

Crane coffee pot with 3 cranes and conical ornamentally chased body with date "1604" and masquerade, zinc patinated, Holland 19th c., h. 35cm, partly restored, pressure marks and small defects

Sold in the freehand sale

Lot no. 197

Historism bellows with brass-plated copper mount and sculptural decoration "Medusa", wood/leather, l. 60cm, traces of age and use, some corrosion

Sold at € 90,-

Lot no. 198

Fire-gilt Historism girandole with figural shaped shaft "Amorette" and three richly decorated candelabrum arms with chain hangings, mascaroni and bird crowning over alabaster base with allegorical scenes in relief, c. 1890, h. 61cm, slight signs of wear, arms somewhat loose

Sold in the freehand sale

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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.