Moderne design hos Bruun Rasmussen

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2 Moderne design hos Bruun Rasmussen Det katalog De nu sidder med i hånden er udtryk for flere fornyelser. Markedet for moderne kunst er i uafbrudt bevægelse. Bevægelser som det er vores naturlige mål at følge så tæt som muligt til såvel sælgers som købers bedste. I anerkendelse af den stadigt større internationalisering, der også i høj grad præger markedet for kunst, har vi for første gang valgt at udsende vores katalog på engelsk. Vi håber, at dette initiativ vil blive vel modtaget, men erkender at der sikkert er mange, der stadig gerne vil kunne læse kataloget på dansk, hvilket også er muligt på vores hjemmeside Igennem de seneste mange år har Bruun Rasmussens auktioner over moderne kunst og design fundet sted i henholdsvis april og oktober. Introduktionen af en ekstra moderne auktion, så det årlige antal nu er tre i stedet for to, er endnu et udtryk for, at moderne kunst og design virkelig har vind i sejlene i disse år. Vores moderne auktion byder som altid på et imponerende udbud af moderne møbler, design og kunsthåndværk. Møbelafdelingen sætter fokus på temaet Snedkermøbler gennem fire årtier og byder på en række håndsnedkererede møbler fra den gyldne periode i dansk møbelkunst, nemlig årene 1927 til Udvalget omfatter bl.a. et enestående og ikke tidligere udbudt møblement tegnet af Finn Juhl i 1941, et morsomt unikaskab ligeledes tegnet af Finn Juhl samt flere håndlavede unikamøbler af tidlige modernister inden for møbelkunst såsom Magnus Stephensen, Frits Schlegel og Tyge Hvass. Disse tidlige næsten præ-moderne møbler får bl.a. selskab af flere af de efterspurgte og velkendte modeller skabt af Frits Henningsen, Ole Wanscher og Kaare Klint. Inden for sølvsektionen er et af højdepunkterne det meget elegante art déco teservice af sterlingsølv, tegnet af Svend Weirauch og udført hos Frantz Hingelberg i Det er os ligeledes en fornøjelse at kunne udbyde ikke færre end to store sæt sølvbestik i det elegante Bernadotte mønster fra Georg Jensen. Af moderne kunsthåndværk udbydes et fint og varieret udbud af keramik, glas og metalarbejder. Fremhæves skal særligt en monumental stentøjsvase med bronzelåg, smukt dekoreret med okseblodsglasur og udført af Kresten Bloch og Knud Andersen. Imponerende er også Carl Haliers store lågvase med sung glasur samt bronzelåg og stand af Knud Andersen. Axel Salto er ligeledes repræsenteret med et varieret udbud af keramiske værker, heriblandt en flot stentøjsvase i spirende stil, der er dekoreret med en fantastisk sommerfuglevingeglasur. God fornøjelse!

3 Modern Design at Bruun Rasmussen This catalogue reflects the changes we are making to address the Modern Art market, which is in constant motion. Our aim is to anticipate the market s developments and fluctuations closely for the benefit of both buyers and sellers. Recognising that increasing globalisation is also characterizing the art market, we have chosen for the first time to publish our catalogue in English. We hope this initiative will be well received, but realize that many of you might still want the Danish text which can be found at For many years, the Modern Art and Design Sales at Bruun Rasmussen have been held in April and in October. The introduction of an additional Modern Art and Design auction in June will bring the total number of annual Modern auctions to three, an acknowledgement of the current prosperous market for Modern Art. As always, our Modern auction will feature an impressive array of Modern Furniture, Design and Decorative Art. The Furniture section focuses on the theme Crafted Four Decades of Dedication, and features handcrafted items from the important period in the history of Danish cabinet making, 1927 to1966. The selection includes an exceptional interior setting by Finn Juhl from 1941, appearing at auction for the first time; a unique funny cabinet also by Finn Juhl; and various handcrafted unique pieces from early Modernist architects such as Magnus Stephensen, Frits Schlegel and Tyge Hvass. These early, almost pre-modern, items are accompanied by many of the wellknown and highly coveted models by Frits Henningsen, Ole Wanscher and Kaare Klint. The Silver section includes an elegant, Art Deco, three-piece sterling silver tea set designed by Svend Weihrauch and executed by Frantz Hingelberg s workshop in1937. We are also pleased to offer two large and extensive sets of flatware in the stylish Bernadotte pattern from Georg Jensen. The Decorative Art section offers a variety of fine ceramics, glass and metalware. One of the highlights is the monumental bronze lid vase, by Kresten Bloch and Knud Andersen, with its attractive sang de boeuf glaze. Another impressive piece is the stunning sung glaze vase made by Carl Halier, with fitted lid and stand in bronze by Knud Andersen. Finally, Axel Salto is represented with a selection of his ceramics, most notably a superb sprouting style stoneware vase, with a compelling butterfly-wing glaze. We hope you will enjoy the catalogue!

4 design modern onsdag torsdag design torsdag fredag 6. juni kl. 13 nutidskunst kl. 18 udvalgt kunst juni kl. 13 klassisk modernisme grafik juni kl. 18 udvalgte møbler juni kl. 13 møbler og design tæpper og tekstiler sølv kunsthåndværk africana auktion 772

5 design møbler, belysning og kunsthåndværk auktion juni 2007 eftersyn torsdag 31. maj kl fredag 1. juni kl lørdag 2. juni kl søndag 3. juni kl mandag 4. juni kl tirsdag 5. juni kl Bredgade 33 DK-1260 København K Tel Fax [email protected]

6 design modern wednesday 6 june thursday design 1 pm contemporary art pm selected art june thursday 7 june friday 1 pm classic modern art prints pm selected furniture june 1 pm furniture and design carpets and textiles silver decorative art africana auction 772

7 design furniture, lights and decorative arts auction 6-8 june 2007 preview thursday 31 may 3 pm - 6 pm friday 1 june 10 am - 5 pm saturday 2 june 11 am - 4 pm sunday 3 june 11 am - 4 pm monday 4 june 10 am - 5 pm tuesday 5 june 11 am - 4 pm Bredgade 33 DK-1260 Copenhagen K Tel Fax [email protected]

8 department of furniture and design Peter Christmas-Møller Peter Kjelgaard Ole Ravn Malene Dybbøl Peter Beck Bruun Rasmussen Aarhus Peter Tholstrup Bruun Rasmussen Aarhus

9 selected furniture thursday 7 june at 6 pm lot

10 SELECTED FURNITURE AND CRAFTED DESIGN ARNE JACOBSEN b. 1902, d A pair of "AJ" Floor lamps. Grey-painted metal with shade of sand coloured canvas. Manufactured by Louis Poulsen. H. 183 cm. (2). Designed for SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. Literature: Carsten Thau and Kjeld Vindum: "Arne Jacobsen", 1998, p. 439, p. 436, p DKK / HELMUT MAGG, ATTRIBUTED Low sideboard of rosewood, front with five doors behind which drawers and shelves of maplewood. Legs of chromed steel. Designed 1960s. Probably manufactured by Karl Haiges, Germany. H. 75 cm. D. 43 cm. L. 245 cm. DKK / JOHANNES ANDERSEN b. 1911, d Three-seater sofa with sides, back and loose cushions upholstered with black leather. Mounted on shakerstyle leg-frame of chromed steel. Designed 1960s. Manufactured by Trensum, Sweden. L. 221 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

11 524 LOUIS CHRISTIAAN KALFF b. 1897, d Table lamp with round black enamelled metal shade and base of brass and black enamelled metal. Designed Manufactured by Phillips, Holland. H. 43 cm. DKK / BODIL KJÆR b Free-standing desk in rosewood with frame of chromed steel. Top with four intergrated drawers. Manufactured by E. Pedersen & Søn. H. 71 cm. W. 100 cm. L. 200 cm. This larger version of the table was only made by special order. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

12 CRAFTED 526 ARNE JACOBSEN b. 1902, d "The Egg Chair". Seat, back and sides upholstered with original black leather. Loose seat cushion re-upholstered. Profiled aluminium base. Model Designed Manufactured by Fritz Hansen. DKK / ARNE JACOBSEN b. 1902, d "The Egg Chair". Seat, back, sides and loose seat cushion upholstered with original black leather. Profiled aluminium base. Model Designed Manufactured by Fritz Hansen. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

13 528 ARNE JACOBSEN b. 1902, d "The Swan Sofa". Frame of aluminium, upholstered with original patinated cognac coloured leather. Model Manufactured by Fritz Hansen. L. 144 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

14 SELECTED FURNITURE AND CRAFTED DESIGN 529 POUL HENNINGSEN 529 b. 1894, d PH-Bedside table lamp with antiqued metal components, bakelite socket holder and 2/1 shades in opal glass. Manufactured by Louis Poulsen. Literature: "Light Years Ahead", p DKK / POUL HENNINGSEN b. 1894, d PH-Bedside table lamp with antiqued metal components, bakelite socket holder and 1/1 shades in frosted glass. Manufactured by Louis Poulsen. Literature: "Light Years Ahead", p DKK / DANISH FURNITURE DESIGN Gateleg diningtable, elliptical form with sculptured V-legs and flipdown leaves with integrated joints. Top of rosewood and frame of dark stained mahogany. Manufactured by Dyrlund in the 1960s. H. 72 cm. W. 130 cm. L. 190 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

15 BODIL KJÆR bf Free-standing writing desk of rosewood with frame of chromed steel. Top with four integrated drawers. Matching section on wheels with two drawers, (not illustrated). Manufactured by E. Pedersen & Søn, Denmark. H. 71 cm. W. 92 cm. L. 184 cm. (2). DKK / EJNAR LARSEN AND BENDER MADSEN Small chest in rosewood. Made by Willy Beck, Cabinetmaker, Copenhagen. DKK / 670 BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

16 SELECTED FURNITURE AND CRAFTED DESIGN 534 ARNE JACOBSEN b. 1902, d "The Swan Chair". Two easychairs upholstered with original patinated dark red leather. Model Manufactured by Fritz Hansen. (2). DKK / HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d Free-standing desk of mahogany. Top with two integrated drawers. Frame and handles of chromed steel. Model JH-810. Made by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen. H. 70 cm. W. 110 cm. L. 220 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

17 ARNE JACOBSEN b. 1902, d "The Swan Chair". Two easychairs upholstered with original patinated dark red leather. Model Manufactured by Fritz Hansen. (2). DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

18 SELECTED FURNITURE AND CRAFTED DESIGN JOHAN ROHDE b. 1856, d A mahogany display cabinet. Probably made by H. P. & L. Larsen Brothers, Cabinetmaker ca H. 235 cm. W. 183 cm. D. 39 cm. Provenance: Royal Copenhagen. DKK / THORVALD BINDESBØLL b. 1846, d "The Sun". Chandelier of brass with eight arms. Manufactured by F. W. Doberck & Søns Eftf. V. C. Amundin. H. 80. Diam. 55 cm. DKK / HOLGER JAKOBSEN "Kaminsofa". Highback sofa with white painted wooden frame, edged with gold. Upholstery in green wool. Made in approx H. 115 cm. W. 140 cm. Exhibited: Kronborg "Danish Art of Cabinetmaking", Literature: Bodil Busk Laursen, Søren Matz, Chr. Holmsted Olesen [ed.]: "Danish Art of Cabinetmaking", Fonden Kulturbro, Illustrated p. 16. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

19 JOHAN ROHDE, STYLE OF b. 1856, d A pair of Arts & Craft bergéres of mahogany with curved armrests, seat and back upholstered with patterned wool together with round one-pillar table of mahogany with tabletop of rootveneer arranged in a star pattern. Table: Diam. 91. H. 68 cm. (3). DKK / JOHAN ROHDE, STYLE OF b. 1856, d ,5-seater Arts & Crafts-sofa of mahogany. Box construction with curving sides. Fronts, sides and top of back with profiles. Upholstered with patterned grey wool. L. 202 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

20 CRAFTED 542 THORVALD BINDESBØLL, ATTRIBUTED Highback Arts & Crafts easychair of solid Cuban mahogany, with several carvings. Armrests, seat and back upholstered with fabric in the pattern "Willow bough" designed by William Morris. Designed in ca Made by cabinetmaker Anton Kjær. Metal sign at bottom of chair. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

21 543 JOHAN ROHDE b. 1856, d Sofa in Cuban mahogany decorated with volutes and ornamentation. Back and sides with hammered brass plaques. Seat and back upholstered with black horsehair. Made by H. P. & L. Larsen brothers, Cabinetmakers, approx L. 214 cm. Exhibited: "Johan Rohde Ars Una", Odense City Museums and Storstrøms Kunstmuseum Illustrated p DKK / detail 543 BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

22 SELECTED FURNITURE AND CRAFTED DESIGN 544 POUL HENNINGSEN b. 1894, d "PH-Twin ring" with socket holders of bakelite, fitting three 2/2 shades in red/frosted glass. Manufactured by Louis Poulsen. Diam. 70. DKK / WALTHER NIELSEN Reclining sculpture of solid ash with integrated side table. Seatcushion and headrest upholstered with red leather. Made by Sigmund Højland Olsen. L. 180 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

23 POUL HENNINGSEN b. 1894, d "PH-Ring" fitting three 2/2 lamps with socket holders of patinated metal, shades of amber coloured glass. Manufactured by Louis Poulsen. Diam. 58 cm. DKK / * BØRGE MOGENSEN b. 1914, d "The Chinese Cabinet". Free-standing cabinet of solid mahogany. Front with two doors, inside six removable shelves and two trays. Hinges and lock of solid brass. Manufactured by Søborg Møbler, Denmark. H. 120 cm. W. 80 cm. D. 35 cm. The Chinese Cabinet was designed 1944 and manufactured for the Cabinetmaker's Guild Exhibition in Copenhagen that same year. In 2001, Søborg Møbler relaunched the cabinet. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

24 SELECTED FURNITURE AND CRAFTED DESIGN POUL HENNINGSEN b. 1894, d "PH-Academy". Chandelier of nickel plated metal with socket holders in black bakelite, fitting with six 3/2 shades in amber coloured glass. Manufactured by Louis Poulsen. Diam. 90 cm. H. 70 cm. DKK / POUL HENNINGSEN b. 1894, d "PH-Low Miniature". Table lamp of patinated metal components and brown bakelite with 2/2 red/frosted glass shades. Marked "PH-lamps Patented". Manufactured by Louis Poulsen. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

25 550 GUSTAF AXEL BERG b. 1891, d "Work Chair". Sculptural high back easychair with original upholstery. Upholstered with light coloured slightly textured fabric. "Inside" of chair fabric printed with "Flora" a textile print designed by Marie Gudme Leth Legs of light coloured beech. designed Made Gustaf Axel Berg was active as a furniture designer in the years around He participated in the New York 1939 World Exhibition and here helped establish the concept of "Swedish Modern". This chair was presented in 1940 at the "Vår bostad" exhibition held at the Röhska Museum of Decorative Art in Gothenburg. Later it was shown at the 1943 "Svensk Form " exhibiton held at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art in Copenhagen. Here G. A. Berg presented a "workgroup" consisting of a table, lamp and this chair. In an article in "Nyt Tidskrift for Kunstindustri" from 1943 he himself describes the group like this: "My idea and purpose with the group was a working environment for a restless, hyperintellectual chief-executive with representative duties. A creative, sensitive personality, who s thoughts pour out, sparkling as a Northland- river in the spring. But a man,who knows the art of shaping his thoughts and dressing them with the proper language, while they turn into words. He dictates to his secretary and as such he has no need for a real desk. The Work Chair is for such an executive.". DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

26 SELECTED FURNITURE AND CRAFTED DESIGN 551 HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d A pair of shell chairs with frame of beech. Seat and back of laminated steambended teak. Model FH Designed Manufactured by Fritz Hansen. (2). DKK / HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d Bench with frame of beech. Seat and back of steambended laminated teak. Designed Manufactured by Fritz Hansen. L. 135 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

27 553 MAGNUS L. STEPHENSEN A pair of easychairs with frame of steambended beech. Seat with loose cushion and cane underneath. Sculpturally shaped back with buttons and edgings of natural leather. Back and cushion upholstered with light grey wool. designed Manufactured by Fritz Hansen. Partial paperlabel placed under seat of one chair. (2). Magnus L. Stephensen belongs to a circle of architects who in the 1930s were formative in creating a new modern aesthetics in Danish architecture.this included his friends and partners Mogens & Flemming Lassen, Frits Schlegel, and Vilhelm Lauritsen. This chair is the more sculptural elaborate version of two variations on the same basic model that Stephensen designed 1932 for Fritz Hansen. Here he utilized the traditional skill of steambending, that had been the companys trademark since its formation and combined it with a modern functional design. The characteristic sculptured wingback was employed by Stephensen as early as 1930 when exhibited together with cabinetmaker Axel Søllner at the Cabinetmakers Exhibition and as late as 1963, when he did a variation in leather and mahogany very similar to this chair, that was only made in two pieces by cabinetmaker Ludvig Pontoppidan. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

28 SELECTED FURNITURE AND CRAFTED DESIGN POUL HENNINGSEN b. 1894, d "PH-Two level Cascade". Chandelier of brass with socket holders of white bakelite, fitting with nine 2/1 frosted glass shades. Manufactured by Louis Poulsen. Diam. 78 cm. Restored. One extra top shade and one extra bottom shade included. DKK / FINN JUHL b. 1912, d "Chieftain". Easychair with frame of walnut, seat, back and armrests upholstered with light coloured patinated leather. designed Made and stampled by Søren Horn's Eftrflg., Roth Andersen cabinetmaker. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

29 Crafted - Four Decades of Dedication Works by Danish Cabinetmakers During the last ten years, we have seen a constantly growing interest in vintage Danish modern furniture. From an early feeble start, the market has grown to its select well-informed state of today, with a tremendous demand for Danish modern classics. What will be next is a question often asked. Or: Which young designer will be the Hans Wegner or the Arne Jacobsen of tomorrow? We guess the real question is whether there could be a new golden age of Danish furniture any time soon? Predicting the future is at best extremely difficult, but it seems more than likely that the answer is no! The success of Danish furniture design, culminating around should be seen as a window of opportunity in history - a rare period in time when a receptive international audience looking for something new coincided with conditions in Denmark in which the country, more less untouched by war, had a small-sized industry and a pool of skilled workers and craftsmen available. Furthermore, in the s a theoretical foundation had been laid in Denmark under the guidance of Kaare Klint. This was a school of functional needs devoted to perfect craftsmanship, and it was this tradition that pervaded an entire generation of architects graduating from the School of Furniture at the Royal Academy of Arts. Many of these architects would remain ardent proponents of Klint's ideas, others would oppose them, but the emphasis on craftsmanship was inherent in them all. Today, in the world of IKEA with new technologies and thousands of different materials available it is clear that the notion of modernization coming from traditional craftsmanship and the use of traditional wood materials was already an anachronism at its inception, one condemned to a fleeting existence. But even accepting this fact, what was it that made Danish furniture design so successful and special? The best answer is: The recurring annual exhibitions by the Cabinetmakers' Guild of Copenhagen, which started in 1927 and went on until No other event is anywhere near as significant to the development of contemporary furniture design in Denmark. Back in 1927, when Danish furniture production was at a low ebb in terms of quality and renewal, the exhibitions got off to a modest start. Focus was primarily on offering the participating cabinetmakers a chance to sell their pieces. But it soon became clear to the Cabinetmakers that they needed to do something new if they were to attract public interest. And what was new was the collaboration between architect and craftsman. The architects brought with them an understanding of the kind of furniture modern life required, while the cabinetmakers blew the life and pride inherent in craftsmanship into those pieces. Over the years architects and cabinetmakers would form regular partnerships, which would last for decades and which became one of the defining characteristics of the exhibitions. The best known examples are Kaare Klint & Rud. Rasmussen, Ole Wanscher & A.J. Iversen, Hans Wegner & Johannes Hansen, and Finn Juhl & Niels Vodder. Some cabinetmakers, such as Peder Moos and Jacob Kjær, continued to design their own pieces with other architects participating occasionally and working with various cabinetmakers. But it is telling that all Danish furniture designers of any importance in the period between 1927 and 1966 did at some point participate in the exhibitions. By the 1950s the exhibitions had developed into the Fashion Week of Danish Furniture, a place where new ideas were presented, ideas that would be modified and trickle down into mass production at furniture factories, thus influencing the way thousands and thousands lived. At this point, in general the cabinetmakers were still able to sell their costly handcrafted pieces, and the market sustained an entire industry of cabinetmakers. However, as the 1960s passed, the inherent anachronism of trying to produce in quantity by hand became more and more obvious as the cost of labour rose and furniture factories were able to produce their wares ever more inexpensively. It gradually became impossible to sell handcrafted pieces in any great numbers. Some workshops closed or scaled down operations. A few tried to buck the trend by rationalising production while still insisting on craftsmanship, but in the 1980s most ceased to exist. Today Rud. Rasmussen is the only workshop from the Golden Age still in operation. But the legacy remains with us and we are pleased to present a selection of pieces from this period. As the former rector of the Danish School of Design, the architect Viggo Steen Møller wrote in 1966 about cabinet making: Wood is a lovely material, but great care must be shown in the use of it. The happiness it brings to us in the shape of practical and aesthetically outstanding products from the hands of the artisan is a happiness full of optimism. (Litt. The craftsmen show the way. Ed. Povl Christiansen & Hakon Stephensen, Kbh p. 52.) BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

30 CRAFTED HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d "The Chair". A pair of blonde mahogany armchairs. Seat and top rail of woven cane. Model JH 501. Designed Made by Johannes Hansen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. Early marks from maker. (2). DKK / HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d Bench with frame of oak, upholstered with stribed wool. Model JH-555. Made by Johannes Hansen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. L cm. DKK / HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d Bench/low table with frame of oak and loose reversible top of solid teak. Made by Johannes Hansen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 45 cm. B. 42 cm. L. 150 cm. Shorter variant of model presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Annual Exhibtion in Literature: Grete Jalk [ed.]: "Dansk Møbelkunst gennem 40 Aar", volume 3, p DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

31 HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d "Valet Chair". Oak frame and seat in teak, storage space underneath. Model JH-540. Designed Made by Johannes Hansen Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. Metal plaque. Acquired by the current owner's family in the late 1950s. DKK / HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d Foldingchair with oak frame, seat and back of cane. Model JH-512. Designed Made and stamped by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

32 CRAFTED 561 EJNAR LARSEN AND BENDER MADSEN Armchair of rosewood with integrated back and armrest. Seat, back, integrated armrests and top part of legs upholstered with patinated red leather. Designed Made by Ludvig Pontoppidan, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. This model was first presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibtion in DKK / EJNAR LARSEN AND BENDER MADSEN Low table with frame of stained oak constructed with cross stretchers. Top of Porsgrunn marble with fossils, raised edge cut and polished from one piece. Designed Made by Ludvig Pontoppidan, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. L 90 cm. W. 55 cm. H. 57 cm. Presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition in Provenance: Hakon Stephensen, former editior-inchief of the Danish newspaper "Politiken". Literature: Grete Jalk [ed.]: "40 Years of Danish Furniture Design", vol. 3, pp DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

33 563 JACOB KJÆR b. 1896, d Highback wingchair with adjustable back and seat, together with matching footstool. Teak frame, upholstered with patinated original black leather. Frame with brassfittings for adjustment. Seat and back detach completely. Designed Made by cabinetmaker Jacob Kjær. Marked with paper label. (2). Variant of model first presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibtion in Provenance: Hakon Stephensen former editor-in-chief of the newspaper Politiken. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

34 CRAFTED FINN JUHL b. 1912, d "NV-45". A pair of teak easychairs upholstered with green wool. Made and stamped by cabinetmaker Niels Vodder, Copenhagen. (2). Presented at the Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition 28 September - 14 October Literature: Grete Jalk (ed.) "40 Years of Danish Furniture Design", vol. 2, p Literature: Noritsugu Oda: "Danish Chairs", 1999, p DKK / FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Low writing desk of teak. Body with one larger and three smaller compartments, covered with writing plate and three small doors with handles of brass. Frame with tapering legs. Model NV-42. Made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmaker. H. 75 cm. W. 65 cm. D. 65 cm. Provenance: Acquired at "Den Permanente". DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

35 A life with Finn Juhls Furniture From the Home of Henrik and Kirsten Ravn It is always a privilege to be able to offer a complete Finn Juhl interior at auction. However the history of the furniture deriving from Kirsten and Henrik Ravn s home include not only a number of unique and - up to now - unknown Finn Juhl models, they are also of so early date that this sheds new light on the development of Finn Juhl s work. Mr Ravn and his wife commissioned Finn Juhl to decorate their home on three occassions. The first time was in 1941 when he moved into an appartment on the bank of the lake Sortedamssøen. The second time was in 1947 when they moved to a bigger appartment also on the bank of Sortedamssøen. The last time was in 1954 when they moved to a House in Lyngby. A house similiar to Finn Juhls own house and situated only a short distance away. Entrance at Sortedam Dossering, 1941 From the House in Lyngby BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

36 CRAFTED Finn Juhl designed a number of furniturepieces in 1941 for the first appartment on Sortedamsdosseringen. The pieces were all made by cabinetmaker Niels Vodder. He did however include pieces in the interior by others, such as the easychair of cane by Viggo Boesen, and what he described as standard sidechairs from Fritz Hansen. Sortedam Dossering, 1941 Sortedam Dossering, 1941 When the Ravn family moved to a bigger appartment in 1947,also on Sortedamsdosseringen, Finn Juhl again designed pieces that were made by Niels Vodder. But for this interior he included some standard models manufactured by Bovirke. Sortedam Dossering, 1950 Sortedam Dossering, BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

37 From the House in Lyngby In 1954 Mr and Mrs Ravn moved into a modern house in Lyngby. The house was generally fitted with the furniture that Finn Juhl had designed for them previously. Some pieces manufactured by Bovirke were however added to the interior. BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

38 CRAFTED VILHELM LAURITZEN Five double-arm wall lamps. Shades of frosted glass mounted on base of brass. Manufactured by Louis Poulsen. (5). DKK / FINN JUHL b. 1912, d "NV-46". Armchair of mahogany, seat and back upholstered with light coloured natural leather. Legs with shoes of brass. Made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen Delivered to the Ravn residence in connection with Finn Juhl s re-decoration of the home in DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

39 568 CD FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Unique work table of teak. Frame with cross-stretchers, tapering legs with shoes of brass. Specialorder made in 1947 by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 73 cm. B. 83 cm. L. 170 cm. This table was made for the residence of Mr. Ravn in It is a slightly smaller variant of Finn Juhls wellknown work table. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

40 CRAFTED 569 FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Two large wallmounted bookcases of teak, fitted with adjustable shelves. Made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmaker, Copenhagen in H D. 31. W. 90. (2). Delivered to the Ravn residence in connection with Finn Juhl s re-decoration of the home in DKK / FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Bookcase of teak, top with raised edge on back and sides, mounted on six-legged frame, adjustable shelves, tapering legs with shoes of brass. Made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmaker, Copenhagen. H D. 34. W. 160 cm. Delivered to the Ravn residence in connection with Finn Juhl s re-decoration of the home in DKK / FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Small wall mounted cabinet of teak. Front with three narrow drawers and one larger drawer, brass handles. Made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen, H. 32. L. 90. D. 40 cm. Delivered to the Ravn residence in connection with Finn Juhl s re-decoration of the home in DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

41 572 FINN JUHL, ATTRIBUTED b. 1912, d Six shelves for wall-mounting of mahogany and Oregon pine with rails of beech. Made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmaker, Copenhagen in W. 80 cm. D. 25 cm. (6). Made for the house of Mr Ravn DKK / CD FINN JUHL 572 b. 1912, d Unique rectangular low table with rounded corners and legframe of teak. Top with plate of white vitrolite glass in frame of teak, under which cross-slats shelf of maple wood. Round tapering legs of teak. Designed Made 1947 as a special order by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 56 cm. L. 99,5 cm. B. 49,5 cm. Made by Niels Vodder for Mr Ravn in 1947 as one of several pieces, that were ordered on this occasion. It is a variation on a similar table that Finn Juhl designed for the Cabinetmakers Exhibition in 1943, and another similar for editor Westermanns house on Helleruplund Allé that same year. DKK / FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Small chest of drawers for entrance. White painted body, top with raised edge on back and sides. Front with two drawers of mahogany. Special order. Made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmaker, Copenhagen in H. 34. D. 33. W. 60 cm. Made for the residence of Mr. Ravn in DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

42 CRAFTED 575 FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Unique sideboard with frame of Oregon pine. Body, top with rail and three drawers and two doors in Cuban mahogany. Round knobs. Tapering legs with shoes of brass. Designed Made by cabinetmaker Niels Vodder in The sideboard was made for Mr Ravn as a part of a special commison in The sideboard is a previosuly unseen first sign of a path that Finn Juhl would follow in subsequent years. The choice of combining Cuban mahogany with Oregon pine is much favoured by Finn juhl at this early stage in his career. Both this sideboard and the diningtable from the Ravn residence, also offered in this sale, are so like the table and sidetable he later designed for the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition in 1944, that they must be seen as variations on a theme initiated with the present table and sideboard. The same can be said with the much publicized sideboard by Niels Vodder, he designed Literature: Grete Jalk [ed.]: "Dansk Møbelkunst gennem 40 aar", vol. 2, pp DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

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44 CRAFTED CD FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Unique wallcabinet. Body with later white paint on the exterior. Inside with grey paint and loose shelves in lightblue. Three sliding doors of frosted glass with handles in Cuban mahogany. Special order made by cabinetmaker Niels Vodder in H. 35 cm. D. 30 cm. L. 120 cm. Made for the home of Mr Ravn Copy of original draft from Finn Juhl dated accompany the lot. DKK / CD FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Unique wallcabinet. Body with later white paint on the exterior. Inside with grey paint and loose shelves in lightblue. Three sliding doors of frosted glass with handles of Cuban mahogany. Special order made by cabinetmaker Niels Vodder in H. 35 cm. D. 30 cm. L. 120 cm. Made for the home of Mr Ravn Copy of original draft from Finn Juhl dated accompany the lot. DKK / detail 44 BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

45 FINN JUHL f. 1912, d Unique dining table. Frame in Oregon pine with drawers/extension at the ends. Legs with "shoes" of brass. Top, additionleaves and front of drawers in Cuban mahogany. Constructed with drawers that also function as extension. Special order made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen in H. 73 cm. W. 83 cm. L. 150/240 cm. Made for the home of Mr Ravn in The characteristic profile found on the frame of the table is a trademark of Finn Juhl, particular in his early years. It is first seen on the desk he designs for Niels Vodder for Cabi- netmakers Guild Exhibition in Later the same details can be seen on the table from exhibition in 1944, and in the display tables he designs for the Bing & Grøndahl showroom in 1947, and last on a small sidetable for maker France & son as late as 1960s. Copy of original draft by Finn Juhl dated with three different proposals for the execution of the table accompany the lot. Literature: Grete Jalk [ed.]: "Dansk Møbelkunst gennem 40 aar", vol. 2, pp DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

46 CRAFTED CD FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Unique freestanding overstuffed three-seater sofa with six legs of Oregon pine and blue wool upholstery. Special order made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen, L. 202 cm. Made for the home of Mr Ravn Copy of original draft by Finn Juhl Dated accompany the lot. According to this proposed with legs of mahogany but executed with legs of Oregon pine. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

47 580 CD FINN JUHL b. 1912, d "The Pelican Table". Round low table in solid Oregon pine. Top with raised edge. Four round legs. Designed Special order made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen, H. 45 cm. Diam. 65 cm. The model was first presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition in It was displayed together with Finn Juhl s signifciant Pelican chair. This table was made by special order for the home of the Dentist Mr. Ravn in 1941, as one of a number pieces that was designed by Finn Juhl on this occassion. It is likely that only two tables have ever been made, of which this is the only existing sample known. Literature: Grete Jalk [ed.]: "Dansk Møbelkunst gennem 40 aar", vol. 2, pp Copy of original draft by Finn Juhl dated accompany the lot. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

48 CRAFTED 581 CD FINN JUHL b. 1912, d "Place setting Table". Unique circular table of teak, six-legged frame with curving rail, round tapering legs with shoes of brass. Underside of top with curving "thin" profile at the edge. Designed Made by cabinetmaker Jacob Petersen. H. 65 cm. Diam. 125 cm. 581 The "Place setting Table" was designed for the Bing & Groendahl store on Amagertorv in Copenhagen in It was Finn Juhl s first major interior design of a public space. This table is one of two similar tables made and was used in the big hall of the showroom facing the street Amagertorv. In an article printed in a special issue of the magazine "Arkitekten" - The Architecht - from 1947, Finn Juhl himself explains the construction like this: "Place-setting table" from the big hall. The curving shape of the rail allows for high joints and at the same time makes the table light. The top has been profiled very thin towards the edge because the horizontal level is its real function. Made of teak." Literature: Esbjørn Hiort : "The Architect Finn Juhl", Arkitektens Forlag, København, 1990, illustrated p. 69. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

49 582 CD FINN JUHL b. 1912, d "The Westermann cabinet". Unique cabinet with legframe of Oregon pine and body of Cuban mahogany, six flip-down doors of Oregon pine with light greygreen painted centerpart. Handles of carved white bone. Round tapering legs with shoes of brass. Interior of Cuban mahogany with shelves of solid Oregon pine. Made on special order by cabinetmaker Niels Vodder in H. 106 cm. D. 60 cm. L. 140 cm. The cabinet was made as one of a number of individual pieces of furniture that were commisioned by publisher and editor Poul Westermann. From these the only known piece - so far- has been the "Westermann fireside chair" which can be seen as the forerunner for the NV-45 easychair. The above mentioned chair can partly be seen on the photo from the home in front of this cabinet. Poul Westermann was an editor/publisher and astute businessman who with an equal amount of foresight and skillful marketing, where he among other things hired French Cassandre to make his posters, made himself a fortune by publishing easy-to-read non-fiction. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

50 CRAFTED 583 FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Large bowl of teak. Designed Made by Magne Monsen for Kay Bojesen. Stamped: Kay Bojesen, Denmark. H. 16,5 cm. L. 38 cm. DKK / FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Large flat bowl of teak. Designed Stamped Finn Juhl Design, Kay Bojesen Denmark. Made by Magne Monsen for Kay Bojesen, Denmark. H. 11,5. W. 35. L. 36,5 cm. The bowl was originally designed for Just Lunning from Georg Jensen in New York A year later the bowl was made in teak for the Danish silversmith Kay Bojesen. DKK / FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Bowl in teak. Designed Stamped Finn Juhl Design, Kay Bojesen, Denmark. Made by Magne Monsen for Kay Bojesen. H. 13,5 cm. W. 27 cm. L. 29 cm. DKK / FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Bowl of teak with three small feet, Stamped Kay Bojesen, Denmark. Teak, Finn Juhl Design. Made by Mange Monsen for Kaj Bojendsen. H. 7,5 cm. L. 23,5 cm. W. 22,5 cm. Literature: Esbjørn Hiort: "Arkitekten Finn Juhl, Arkitektens Forlag, Copenhagen, 1990, illustrated p DKK / FINN JUHL b. 1912, d Bowl of teak with three small feet. Designed Stamped Finn Juhl Design, Kay Bojesen Denmark. Made by Magne Monsen for Kay Bojesen, Denmark. H. 7,5 cm. L. 23,5 cm. W. 22,5 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

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52 CRAFTED FINN JUHL b. 1912, d "NV-45". A pair of teak easychairs upholstered with green wool. Made and stamped by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. (2). DKK / FINN JUHL, ATTRIBUTED b. 1912, d Freestanding writing desk of teak, top with raised edge on back and sides, front with two sections each with four drawers. Stretcher between the two sections fitted with brass. Probably made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 75 cm. L. 156 cm. D. 75 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

53 FINN JUHL b. 1912, d "Judas table". Oval dining table of teak, frame with round tapering legs, two additional leaves. Made by cabinetmaker Niels Vodder, Copenhagen. Stamped. L. 200 cm. W. 140 cm. H. 72 cm. Leaves L. 55 cm. (3). DKK / FINN JUHL b. 1912, d "NV-53". Two-seater sofa and a pair of easychairs with rosewood frames. Seat, back and sides upholstered with grey wool. Made by Niels Vodder, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. Stamped. (3). DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

54 CRAFTED CRAFTED 592 KNUD JUUL-HANSEN "Tall-boy". Teak with profiled frame of light coloured oak. Drawer handles with later lightblue paint. Designed and made 1954 by Knud Juul-Hansen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. Stamped with handwritten date on the back. H. 123 cm. D. 46 cm. L. 60 cm. DKK / TOVE AND EDV. KINDT-LARSEN Sofa with frame of oak, high back and open curving ends, upholstered with lightgreen wool. Designed Made by Thorald Madsen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. L. 200 cm. This model was presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition in A contemporary critic described it with these words: "It is a sofa suited for ladies in modern dresses and gentlemen in well-tailored suits." Literature: Noritsugu Oda: "Danish Chairs", 1999, illustrated p. 47. Literature: Grete Jalk [ed.]: "Dansk Møbelkunst gennem 40 Aar", vol. 3, pp DKK / KNUD JUUL-HANSEN Cabinet with tambour doors of teak with profiled frame of light coloured oak. Designed and made 1954 by Knud Juul-Hansen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 123 cm. D. 46 cm. L. 102 cm. This model was later presented at the 1955 Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibiton in a variant without legs. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

55 596 TOVE AND EDV. KINDT-LARSEN Stool with backrest. Frame of teak, seat and back upholstered with patinated black leather. Designed Made by Thorald Madsen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. With label and stamp # Grete Jalk [ed.]: "Dansk Møbelkunst gennem 40 Aar", vol. 4, p. 25. DKK / CD HELGE VESTERGAARD JENSEN AND FINN JUHL Three furniture models of easychair and sofa by Helge Vestergaard Jensen and swivel chair by Finn Juhl. Included in lot are various sketches and photographs. H. 20,5 cm. H. 8 cm. H. 8,5 cm. (3). These models give a unique insight into the work process of Helge Vestergaard Jensen. The two-seater sofa was never put into production. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION TOVE AND EDV. KINDT-LARSEN "Young Lady Wanted". Wallmounted cabinet of rosewood. Front with two doors with sculpturally carved handles and fold-down leaf, interior with mirror and shelves. Designed Made by Gustav Bertelsen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 60 cm. W. 60 cm. D. 16 cm. Literature: Grete Jalk [ed.]"dansk Møbelkunst gennem 40 år", Vol. II, 1941, p Original drawing from 1941 including the cabinet with the title "Ung dame søges" or "Young Lady Wanted". DKK /

56 CRAFTED 598 PEDER PEDERSEN A pair of rosewood stools with loose cushion upholstered with black leather. Made by cabinetmaker Peder Pedersen. (2). DKK / HELGE VESTERGAARD JENSEN b. 1917, d Six sidechairs of rosewood upholstered with black leather in seat and back. Made by cabinetmaker Peder Pedersen. (6). DKK / HELGE VESTERGAARD JENSEN b. 1917, d Round dining table of rosewood. Rail integrated with sculpturally shaped fork legs, brass stretchers and three extension leaves. Made by cabinetmaker Søren Horn, Copenhagen. H. 72,5. Diam L. with leaves 250 cm. Support leg for extension missing. Literature: Grete Jalk (ed.): "40 Years of Danish Furniture Design", vol. 4, illustrated and described p DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

57 601 ERIK KOLLING ANDERSEN Highback easychair with frame of rosewood. Upholstered with black leather. Matching headrest. Made by cabinetmaker Peder Pedersen. DKK / ERIK KIRKEGAARD A set of nesting tables in rosewood with rounded corners and round tapering legs. Made by Gustav Bertelsen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 52 cm. L. 51,5 cm. D. 41,5 cm (largest table). (3). DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

58 CRAFTED 603 SVENN ESKE KRISTENSEN b. 1905, d Tall cabinet of rosewood. Front of tambour doors with carved handles, and four drawers below. Interior of cabinet in maple wood and fitted with shelves. Front of drawers in one piece of solid rosewood with carved sculptural handles. Mounted on frame with tapering legs. Made by Ludvig Pontoppidan, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 135 cm. W. 140 cm. D. 44 cm. Eske Kristensen is best known for his housing projects, among others "Bellahøj". He did however design some furniture, including this cabinet. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

59 604 EJNAR LARSEN AND SBENDER MADSEN "Metropolitan". Armchair with rosewood frame, seat and back upholstered with light coloured patinated leather. designed Made by Willy Beck, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. Upholstered by saddlemaker Dahlmann. This variant of a type of chair that Ejnar Larsen & Aksel Bender Madsen started working with around 1949 marks a climax, and is with no doubt their best known piece. Its visual simplicity contrasts sharply with the complex construction and the difficult and costly upholstery. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

60 CRAFTED KAARE KLINT b. 1888, d armchairs, 11 with frame of teak and one in mahogany, upholstered with original black leather. Mahogany chair reupholstered. Made by Rud. Rasmussen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. (12). With labels. DKK / OLE WANSCHER b. 1903, d Set of three mahogany nesting tables. Made by A. J. Iversen, Cabinetmaker Copenhagen. H. resp. 51 cm., 53 cm. and 55 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

61 607 OLE WANSCHER b. 1903, d Free-standing writing desk of mahogany, front with four drawers, shoes and handles of brass. Made by A.J. Iversen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 74 cm. L. 152 cm. W. 76 cm. DKK / BØRGE CHRISTIAN CHRISTOFFERSEN b. 1918, d Tall cabinet for silverware of rosewood, front with two doors and two drawers, interior with shelves clad with satin, mounted on frame with tapering legs. Made by N. C. Christoffersen, Cabinetmaker, Copenhagen. H. 142 cm. W. 100 cm. D. 42 cm. DKK / IB KOFOD-LARSEN b "Elisabeth". Two-seater sofa of rosewood, upholstered with patinated cognac coloured leather. Model U-56. Made by Christensen & Larsen Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. L. 150 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

62 CRAFTED KAARE KLINT b. 1888, d "The Red Chair". Six sidechairs with frame of rosewood, upholstered with seat and back with black horsehair. Brass nails. Made by Rud. Rasmussen Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. Label marked KK. (6). Label KK DKK / OLE WANSCHER b. 1903, d Tall cabinet of rosewood. Front with two drawers, two pull-out leaves and two doors, behind which adjustable shelves of maple. Brass handles. Profiled tapering legs with shoes of brass. Made by A. J. Iversen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 150 cm. W. 140 cm. D. 41 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

63 OLE WANSCHER b. 1903, d Three-seater sofa, upholstered with black leather, legs of rosewood. Made by cabinetmaker A. J. Iversen. L. 208 cm. DKK / PALLE SUENSON b. 1904, d Wardrobe of rosewood. Front with two doors, visible fittings of brass mounted on legs with brass shoes. Oak interior with four drawers, seven shelves, brass tie "rack" and a bar for hangers. Made by Danish cabinetmaker 1930s. H. 187 cm. D. 61 cm. W. 130 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

64 CRAFTED 614 FRITS HENNINGSEN b. 1889, d Rocking chair with frame of mahogany. Upholstered with patinated Niger leather lined with brass nails. Made by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen. DKK / FRITS HENNINGSEN b. 1889, d Sidetable of rosewood with tapering legs. Front with drawer, brass handles and two drop leaves. Designed and made by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen. H. 65. D. 40. L. 61/105 cm. DKK / * FRITS HENNINGSEN b. 1889, d Three-seater sofa with frame and tapering legs of mahogany. Re-upholstered with light coloured natural Niger leather. Designed and made by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen. L. 200 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

65 617 FRITS HENNINGSEN, ATTRIBUTED b. 1889, d Seving box of rosewood. Sides with brass handles, topcover with small handle of white bone. Interior of mahogany fitted with two shelves. Mounted on frame with tapering legs. Probably made by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen. H. 55. B. 56. D. 30 cm. DKK / POVL CHRISTIANSEN Servingcart of rosewood, frame with profiled legs and stretchers, both ends with carved handles. Legs with shoes and wheels of brass. Rosewood top with profiled raised edge, on top of this loose tray in rosewood covered with black formica. Two drawers of solid rosewood with brass handles placed underneath the top. Pull-out at both sides of drawers. Another loose tray in rosewood with profiled edges covered with black formica is placed between stretchers at lower part of legs. Designed 1965 and made by cabinetmaker I. Christiansen (prop.) Povl Christiansen. L. 75 cm. W. 50 cm. H. 66 cm. Made for the Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition in Illustrated in exhibition catalogue. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

66 CRAFTED 619 FRITS HENNINGSEN b. 1889, d Small writing desk of rosewood. Front with two drawers, tapering legs. Top, drawers and frame with profiles. Made by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen. H. 72. W. 65. L. 115 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

67 620 FRITS HENNINGSEN b. 1889, d Highback wingchair with curved legs of oak, upholstered with patinated black leather with edgings and buttons in the back. Made and designed by Frits Henningsen Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. DKK / FRITS HENNINGSEN b. 1889, d Stool with frame of Cuban mahogany, seat with original patinated black leather. Designed and made by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

68 CRAFTED 622 KAARE KLINT 622 b. 1888, d A set of 12 armchairs with frame of teak, upholstered with original black leather. Made by Rud. Rasmussen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. (12). DKK / OLE WANSCHER b. 1903, d Dining table of mahogany with extension. Frame with tapering legs, three leaves with rail. Made by A. J. lversen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. With label. H. 74,5 cm. B. 90 cm. L. 130/310 cm. DKK / HELGE VESTERGAARD JENSEN b. 1917, d A set of three nesting tables of oak, tops with black formica. Integrated top and rail, round tapering legs. Made by Peder Pedersen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. L cm. W. 33 cm. H. 51 cm (largest). (3). DKK / SVENN ESKE KRISTENSEN b. 1905, d A set of three nesting tables in rosewood with narrow tapering legs. Made by Ludvig Pontoppidan, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. One table with label. H. 55 cm. W. 39 cm. L. 58 cm. (largest). (3). Eske Kristensen is best known for his housing projects, among others "Bellahøj". He did however design some furniture, including a characteristic series of tables for cabinetmaker Pontoppidan, of which these are part. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

69 JACOB KJÆR b. 1896, d A pair of armchairs with frame of teak, seat and back upholstered with black leather. Model B-48. Designed Made by Jacob Kjær, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. With label. (2). DKK / JACOB KJÆR b. 1896, d A pair of armchairs with frame of teak, seat and back upholstered with black leather. Model B-48. Designed Made by Jacob Kjær, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. With label. (2). DKK / KAARE KLINT b. 1888, d Free-standing three-seater sofa with eight-legged frame of mahogany, upholstered with brown leather. Model Made by Rud. Rasmussen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. L. 194 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

70 CRAFTED 629 OLE WANSCHER b. 1903, d A pair of armchairs with frame of rosewood, upholstered with black horsehair in seat and back. Designed Made by A. J Iversen. Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. (2). DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

71 630 KAARE KLINT b. 1888, d Freestanding writing desk in rosewood, front with three drawers. Two pull-out leaves underneath drawers. Profiled legs. Made by Rud. Rasmussen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 76. B. 94. L Label no DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

72 CRAFTED 631 FRITS SCHLEGEL b. 1896, d A set of four armchairs, frame of rosewood curving backlegs and profiled armrests. Upholstered with patinated cognac coloured leather. Designed 1930s. Probably made by Jørgen Christensen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. (4). Frits Schlegel used various makers in connection with the decoration of his bigger projects. Generally storage furniture was made by cabinetmaker Peter Petersen of Bredgade, but it is known that cabinetmaker Jørgen Christensen made chairs for one of his most important works - the government offices of "Overformyderiet". DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

73 632 CD FRITS SCHLEGEL b. 1896, d Unique cabinet in rosewood with bar section. Front with three sliding doors and fold-down flap. Body and legs integrated and made with numerous profiles. Doors and flap framed with brass edges inlaid with half-circular brass handles. Upper part of cabinet with barsection. Fold-down flap with red formica on the inside, bottom with profiled mirrorglass. Interior with two shelves of glass in brass frame. Sides and back of interior with original lightbrown paint. Lower part of cabinet with shelf and interior of rosewood. Designed Special order made by cabinetmaker Peter Petersen. H. 100 cm. D. 38 cm. L. 110,5 cm. 632 Frits Schlegel stands as an architect as one of the most important forces behind the 1930s and postwar modernism in Denmark. His main contribution was in the field of building construction were some of his best known works are the governmnet offices of "Overformynderiet", the concert hall at Tivoli garden and a number of buildings for the Zoo in Copenhagen. He did however also design a number of important pieces of furniture, often as part of a project. This unique cabinet was made for Mr. Axel Nielsen, engineer and co-owner of Larsen & Nielsen engineers & contractors Inc., which had an extensive cooperation with Schlegel. The cabinet was used in his private home on Drosselvej 72 in Frederiksberg. Vibeke Anderson Møller writes in her biography about Schlegels furniture "Of the many pieces of furniture which Schlegel all through his life designed for individual houses, only a tiny part are preserved or known today" and : "Characteristic for these were the more expensive types of wood". Literature: Vibeke Andersson Møller : "Arkitekten Frits Schlegel", Arkitektens forlag, København 2004, pp DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

74 CRAFTED 633 FRITS HENNINGSEN b. 1889, d Two-seater highback sofa with internal armrests and legs of oak. Upholstered with patinated cognac coloured leather. Made by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen. L. 150 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

75 634 FRITS HENNINGSEN b. 1889, d Highback wingchair upholstered with patinated black leather. Buttons of black leather in back. Curving legs of oak. Made by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen. DKK / FRITS HENNINGSEN f. 1889, d Highback wingchair upholstered with patinated black leather. Buttons of black leather in back. Curving legs of stained oak. Made by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

76 CRAFTED detail 636 DANISH CABINETMAKER Wallmounted dressing cabinet of solid Cuban mahogany. Handle and fittings of brass. Interior with shelves and mirror fitted to door. H. 40 cm. W. 35 cm. D. 10,5 cm. DKK / JACOB KJÆR b. 1896, d Free-standing sideboard of teak, front with two big and three smaller drawers with profiles and brass handles, rosewood shoes. Designed and made by cabinetmaker Jakob Kjær. H. 80. L W. 55 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

77 DANISH CABINETMAKER "Travel companion". Portable writing desk of mahogany with edges of dark polished birch. H. 26 cm. W. 55 cm. D. 40 cm. DKK / KAARE KLINT b. 1888, d Free-standing three-seater sofa with natural coloured patinated Niger leather upholstery and eight-legged mahogany frame. Model Made by the Rud. Rasmussen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. L. 194 cm. DKK / detail 639 BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

78 CRAFTED KAARE KLINT b. 1888, d The Red Chair. Four sidechairs of mahogany upholstered with patinated natural leather, brass nails. Made by Rud. Rasmussen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. (4). Sticker KK nr DKK / * MOGENS KOCH b. 1898, d Wall unit of mahogany, consisting of three cabinets 76x76x36 cm, six bookcases 76 x 76 x 28 cm, and three matching rosewood plinths. Made by the Rud. Rasmussen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. (12). DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

79 DANISH CABINETMAKER, KAARE KLINT STYLE Three-seater sofa with eight-legged frame of oak, sides with cane. Seat, sides and back reupholstered with light coloured natural leather. L. 178 cm. DKK / * MOGENS KOCH b. 1898, d Wall unit of mahogany, consisting of four cabinets 76x76x36 cm, eight bookcases 76 x 76 x 28 cm and four matching oak plinths. Made by the Rud. Rasmussen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. (16). DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

80 CRAFTED TOVE AND EDV. KINDT-LARSEN Armchair of Cuban mahogany. Seat and back upholstered with patinated cognac coloured leather. Made by cabinetmaker Gustav Bertelsen. DKK / OLE WANSCHER 644 f. 1903, d Folding table with top of solid teak, base of oak. Adjustable in three different heights. Made by Rud. Rasmussen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H cm. W. 65. L. 100 cm. DKK / DANISH CABINETMAKER Dining suite consisting of six sidechairs and table of mahogany. Chairs with frame and sculptured seat of solid wood, laminated back. Matching rectangular dining table with pull-out leaves. Table: H. 73 cm. B. 85 cm. L. 130 cm. L. with leaves 260 cm. (7). DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

81 647 VIGGO BOESEN "The little Petra". Easychair with frame of oak. Upholstered with orange wool, buttons in back. Designed Made by cabinetmaker A.J. Iversen. Presented at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild Exhibition in DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

82 CRAFTED CD MOGENS LASSEN AND MAGNUS L. STEPHENSEN Unique tobacco cabinet of Cuban mahogany mounted on frame with round legs. Body of cabinet with tambour shutter. designed Made in 1937 by A. J. Iversen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 65. L. 52. B. 37 cm. The cabinet, which has clear similarities to a small desk designed by Magnus Stephensen in 1937 for Cabinetmaker A. J. Iversen for the Cabinetmakers Exhibtion that same year, is probably the result of a collaboration between Lassen and Stephensen who worked together on several projects at that time. The cabinet comes with a funny story: When A. J. Iversen presented at the 1937 Paris World Exhibtion he was initially "only" awarded a Gold Medal. This was a small catastrophe for the young and very ambitious Iversen. He complained his misery to the influential editor and critic of decorative art Hakon Stephensen who managed to persuade the Jury to grant Iversen the "Grand Prix". In gratitude Iversen gave this cabinet to Hakon Stephensen. Exhibited: "Danish Art of Cabinetmaking", Kronborg, Elsinore. 10/ to 12/ Provenance: Peter Stephensen son of Hakon Stephensen. DKK / MAGNUS L. STEPHENSEN, ATTRIBUTED Armchair of mahogany, seat and back upholstered with light coloured natural leather. Probably designed Made by A. J. Iversen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. Paper label. In 1955 Mogens Lassen, Flemming Lassen and Magnus Stephensen "returned" to cabinetmaker A. J. Iversen to design a series of furniture, of which some were presented at the Cabinetmakers' Guild Exhibition in This chair is probably from this period but was not shown at the exhibition. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

83 CD TYGE HVASS A pair of unique chairs with frame of Cuban mahogany, seat and sculptural back upholstered with patinated light coloured natural leather. Designed Made by cabinetmaker Jacob Petersen, Copenhagen. (2). This pair of chairs were together with the following pair of armchairs presented at The Danish pavillion at The World Exhibition in Paris in The chairs were commissioned for Royal Copenhagen's stand at the exhibition. DKK / CD TYGE HVASS A pair of unique armchairs of Cuban mahogany, seat and back with integrated armrests upholstered with patinated natural leather. designed Made by cabinetmaker Jacob Petersen. (2). Provenance: Royal Copenhagen. Literature: "Nyt Tidsskrift for Kunstindustri" 1937 p Illustrated. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

84 CRAFTED 652 IB KOFOD-LARSEN b Tall cabinet of Padouk mounted on tall tapering legs. Front with two doors and two drawers. Internally fitted with shelves and bar section with small drawers and plate with black formica. Made by Christensen & Larsen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 135 cm. D. 55 cm. L. 100 cm. Original receipt from retailer "Snedkerhuset" accompanies the lot. DKK / HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d Dinning table of solid oak with visible joints of chromed steel. Made by Johannes Hansen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 71 cm. B. 84 cm. L. 170 cm. DKK / IB KOFOD-LARSEN b Daybed of teak with visible joints in corners. Tapering legs. Small pull-out leaf with black formica. designed Made by Christensen & Larsen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 33 cm. W. 90 cm. L. 198 cm. Exhibited at the Cabinetmakers Guild's Exhibition in Literature: Grete Jalk [ed.]: "40 Years of Danish Furniture Design", vol. 3. p DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

85 HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d "The Chair". Four armchairs with frame of teak and seats of cane. Made by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen, Copenhagen. Stamped. (4). DKK / JACOB KJÆR b. 1896, d Free-standing writing desk of mahogany. Front with four drawers and pull-out leaf. Handles of brass. Back with large pull-out leaf. Legs with shoes of rosewood. H. 75 cm. D. 102 cm. L. 185 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

86 CRAFTED HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d "The Chair". A set of six mahogany armchairs, seat upholstered with red brown leather. Made by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen. Stamped. (6). DKK / CD JACOB KJÆR f. 1896, d Unique coffee table of cherry wood. Frame with round legs. Top with rounded corners. Designed and made by Jacob Kjær, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. With label. H. 54 cm. W. 56 cm. L. 98 cm. Made by special order for the Heering family DKK / RUD. RASMUSSEN Three-seater sofa bench on eightlegged frame of mahogany. Seat and back upholstered with light coloured patinated Niger leather. Made by Rud. Rasmussen Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. L. 180 cm. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

87 660 JACOB KJÆR b. 1896, d The "UN-Chair". Armchair with frame of cherrywood. Seat and back upholstered with red leather. Model B 37. Designed and made by Jacob Kjær, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen, with label. DKK / JACOB KJÆR b. 1896, d The "UN-Chair". Armchair with frame of cherrywood. Seat and back upholstered with red leather. Model B 37. Designed and made by Jacob Kjær, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen, with label. DKK / JACOB KJÆR b. 1896, d The "UN-Chair". Armchair with frame of cherrywood. Seat and back upholstered with red leather. Model B 37. Designed and made by Jacob Kjær, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen, with label. DKK / FRITS HENNINGSEN b. 1889, d Easychair with curving armrests. Seat, back and sides upholstered with original black leather, legs of oak. Made by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION

88 CRAFTED HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d A set of two armchairs and eight sidechairs. Frame and carved ladder-back of teak with seat in black leather. Designed Made by Johannes Hansen Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. (10). The chair was first presented at the Cabinetmakers Guild's Exhibition in Copenhagen in It became the first in a long line of Wegner chairs to be acquired by the Danish Museum of Art and Design. DKK / IB KOFOD-LARSEN b Armchair with frame of rosewood. Seat and back upholstered with blue wool. Made by Christensen & Larsen Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. DKK / HANS J. WEGNER b. 1914, d Coffee table with frame of teak, legs with visible joints and loose reversible top of teak with yellow formica on one side. Made by Johannes Hansen, Cabinetmakers, Copenhagen. H. 42,5 cm. W. 48,5 cm. L. 98,5 cm. Acquired directly from Johannes Hansen together with set of 10 Wegner ladderback chairs. DKK / BRUUN RASMUSSEN BREDGADE AUCTION 772

89 BRUUN RASMUSSEN KUNSTAUKTIONER forskellige retninger og er med Tøjners ord et udtryk for museets 40 års tilnærmelse til det 20. århundredes kunst. Louisiana har ikke altid vidst, hvor det ville hen. Det lyder defensivt, men jeg mener godt, det kan tolkes offensivt, siger Tøjner. Han bliver ofte bliver spurgt om, hvor museet skal bevæge sig hen. Det kan jeg ikke svare på, for vi bevæger os derhen, hvor kunsten bevæger sig hen. Kunstnerne laver kunst, og museerne kommer bagefter. Fødekæden må ikke laves om, så det bliver museernes behov for udstillinger og museumsfolkenes lyst til at profilere sig, der bliver den drivende kraft i, hvad kunstnerne laver, understreger han. Arkitekturen har altid spillet en meget væsentlig rolle for Knud W. Jensen, og Louisiana som arkitektonisk projekt er også noget af det, der interesserer Tøjner allermest. Man må gå ind i Knuds hoved for at forstå det med arkitekturen. Knud var besat af at lave prægnante rammer for aktiviteterne. Det var på det punkt, at han forsøgte at perfektionere sit engagement. Han var mæcen og rammeskaber - ikke kunstner. Han havde et drive og en æstetisk vilje, der var lige så stor som de kunstnere, der frembragte værkerne. Han lagde sin ildhu og omtanke i at få rammerne til at være perfekte for kunstnerne, siger Tøjner. Larger than anything. På Louisiana trækker man i stedet bygningerne ned i en skala, der svarer til de huse, man gerne vil bo i. Den arkitektoniske mission på Louisiana er, at der skal være en form for genkendelighed. Jeg ser det næsten som et socialt projekt at få kunsten ned i øjenhøjde og sekularisere bygningerne. Intet er længere fra Louisiana end klassiske kunstmuseer, udformet som templer med hellige haller og så videre. Med hensyn til samlingen er Louisiana, som alle andre, i fremtidens vold, og har svært ved at lægge strategier for indkøb. Tøjner er meget stolt af museets samling, og også udlandet anerkender den som værende i international klasse. Knud og arkitekturen Siden åbningen i 1958 er der mange gange bygget til det oprindelige museum, men nu er det slut, forsikrer Tøjner. Knud ville have udbygget publikumsfaciliteterne hernede ved vandet, men jeg var ikke enig med ham. Det var beboerne i Humlebæk heller ikke. Planerne vakte en storm af protester mod det ellers vellidte museum, der måtte trække dem tilbage. Når man i dag ser ud over Louisianas bygningerne, der hviler i det smukke, kuperede landskab ved vandet, er det åbenlyst, at Knud W. Jensens arkitektoniske projekt er lykkedes ganske godt. Kunsten ned i øjenhøjde Arkitekturen her på museet adskiller sig fra næsten alle andre museer ved små forhold. Du kan relatere rummene til din krop. Statens Museum for kunst fra omkring 1900 var et forsøg på at overbyde den menneskelige skala under devisen Et af de væsentligste arkitektoniske principper på Louisiana er, at museet aldrig udefra må virke monumentalt. Museet kan godt byde på store bygninger, men de er altid bygget ind i landskabet, således at man f.eks. udnytter et naturligt fald eller en naturlig stigning, påpeger Tøjner. Man skal hele tiden rundt om det næste hjørne Et andet væsentligt arkitektonisk princip på museet er relateret til det faktum, at museet er et gå museum frem for et glanemuseum. Man skal bevæge sig for at se tingene. AUKTIONSLIV 9

90 i n d e x A Aagaard Andersen, Gunnar 766 Andersen, Beate 824 Andersen, Erik Koling 601 Andersen, Johannes 523, 735 Andersen, Just 836, 852, 854, , 863, 864, 865, 867 Andersen, Knud 841, 842, , 859, 860, 861 Andersen, Mogens 764 B Barovier, Ercole 833 Berg, Gustaf Axel 550 Bernadotte, Sigvard 790, 794, , 797, 799, 812 Bernt 714, 722 Bianconi, Fulvio 830, 831 Bindesbøll, Thorvald 537, 542, 835 Bloch, Kresten 842, 844, 859 Blom, Karin 820 Boesen, Viggo 647 Bojesen, Kay 774, 775, , 809, 871, 872 Borsani, Osvaldo 750 Brattrud, Hans 753, 754 Bunde, Hans 802 Bøgelund, Gerd 857 C Colani, Luigi 683, 686 Christiansen, Povl 618 Christoffersen, B. C. 608 E Eames, Charles 743 F Fabricius, Preben , 673, 745 G Gallé, Emile 828, 829 Gauguin, Jean René 868 Gjerløv Knudsen, Ole 721 H Hagen, Ole 815 Halier, Carl 841, 843, 860, 861 Hansen, Hans 804 Hansen, Karl Gustav 800 Henningsen, Frits 614, 615, , 619, , 633, , 663, , 707, 708 Henningsen, Poul 529, 530, , 548, , 700, , 749, 752 Hertoft, Nanna 769 Hingelberg, Frantz 803, 806 Hvass, Tyge 650, 651 Hvidt, Peter 697, 723, 724 Høvelskov, Jørgen 676 J Jacobsen, Arne 521, , 528, , 675, 678 Jakobsen, Holger 539 Jensen, Georg 781, 782, , 789, 791, 792 Johansson, Ejvind A. 731 Johansson, Rune Bruun 739 Juhl, Finn 555, , 567, 568, , 571, 572, , 575, 576, , 579, 580, , 583, 584, , 587, 588, , 591, 595, , 726, 727, , 730, 736, 737 Juul-Hansen, Knud 592, 594 Jørgensen, Erik Ole 677 K Kalff, Louis Christiaan 524 Kindt-Larsen, Tove og Edv , 597, 645, 698 Kirkegaard, Erik 602 Kjær, Bodil 525, 532, 740 Kjær, Jacob 563, , 637, 656, , 661, 662, 695 Kjærholm, Poul 667, 668, , 674, , 741, 747 Klein, H. W. 713 Klint, Kaare 605, , 628, 630, , 691, 693, 717 Klint, Vibeke 772 Koch, Mogens 641, , 696, 765 Kofod-Larsen, Ib 609, , 665, 734 Koppel, Henning 816 Kristensen, Svenn Eske 603, 625 Kristiansen, Bo 825, 826 Kyhn, Knud 871 L Larsen, Ejnar 533, 561, 562, 604 Lassen, Mogens 648 Lauritzen, Vilhelm 566, 759 Lind, Torben 721 M Madsen, Bender , 562, 604 Magg, Helmut 522 Mathsson, Bruno 742 Michelsen, Anton 777 Mogensen, Børge , 716, 719 Møller, Niels O. 687, 712 N Nielsen, Evald 785, 808 Nielsen, Harald 778 Nielsen, Jais 822 Nielsen, Orla Mølgaard , 724 Nielsen, Walther 545 Nordström, Patrick 834, , 839, 840 Nørrgaard, Kurt 681, 685 O Olsen, Thorkild 858 P Pedersen, Peder 598 Picasso, Pablo 827 Poli, Flavio 832 Poulsen, Christian BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION 772

91 i n d e x Q Quistgaard, Jens H. 732 R Rasmussen, Rud. 659 Rohde, Johan 538, 540, , 780, 783, 793 S Saarinen, Eero 679, 680 Salto, Axel 773, 846, , 850, 851 Schlegel, Frits 631, 632 Siesbye, Alev 819, 855 Stephensen, Magnus L , 649, 823 Suenson, Palle 613 U Urban, Rey 814 V Vasegaard, Gertrud 817 Vasegaard, Myre 817 Vestergaard Jensen, Helge 595 W 599, 600, 624 Wanscher, Ole , 608, 611, , 629, 644, , 758, 760, 762 Warburg, Lise 764 Wegner, Hans J , 552, 556, , 559, 560, , 657, 664, , 701, 702, , 748, 751, 755 Weihrauch, Svend 801, 803, 810 Weiss, Ivan 821 Wiinblad, Bjørn 869, 870 Willumsen, Edith 763 Winding, Kaj 689 Ø Østergaard, Steen 744 BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION

92 Ca. 200 kvm i indre by Smuk klassicistisk ejendom beliggende i det historiske kvarter Stræderne lige bag ved Strøget. Ejendommen blev præmieret efter Per Reumert i 70erne istandsatte hele ejendommen, med en utrolig respekt for det oprindelige. Begrebet klassicisme omfatter generelt egenskaber såsom klarhed og enhed, balance og mådehold, symmetri og proportion, harmoni og sømmelighed og ikke mindst - respekt for tradition. Således finder man her en helt særlig bolig med sit helt eget udtryk, og hvor balance går op i en højere enhed med atmosfære. Lejligheden hilser en velkommen med sit utrolige lys og en spændende indretning fordelt på 2 etager samt hems og med i alt i underkanten af 200 kvm. Mange spændende detaljer, så som: fritlagte bjælker, rå pudsede murer, væg-paneler, m.m. Brostensbelagt oval gårdhave af J. M. Quist, med stort smukt acacietræ samt lønnetræ. Adresse: Snaregade 8, 3. og 4. sal Ejendomstype: Lejlighed Antal plan: 2 Antal rum: 4 Boligareal: 157 m 2 (+ hems) Opførelsesår: 1807 Kontantpris: Brutto/netto: / Bredgade København K Tel BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION 772 [email protected]

93 information AFHENTNING Afhentning af effekter købt på traditionel auktion SKAL SKE senest 2 uger efter sidste auktionsdag (eller efter aftale). Uafhentede effekter vil herefter uden yderligere varsel blive sendt til opbevaring for købers regning og risiko. salgsresultater Hammerslags-priser fra de seneste auktioner kan ses på vores hjemmeside: Hammerslags-priser kan også fås ved at ringe til vores automatiske telefonsvarer på telefon: FOTO Fotos af alle effekter kan ses på vores hjemmeside: euro Det bydes og faktureres i danske kroner. Ved omregning fra DKK til Euro er anvendt Nationalbankens officielle valutakurs på tidspunktet for udarbejdelse af kataloget. Beløbet i Euro er afrundet til et tal, der efter Bruun Rasmussens skøn fremtræder på en præsentabel måde i forhold til beløbet i DKK. DISPATCH Collection of purchases bought at traditional auctions must be no later than 2 weeks after the last auctionday. Uncollected items will without further notice be sent into storage at the expence and risk of the buyer. sales results Sales results from the latest auctions are available at our website: Sales results are also available at our answering machine. Please call: PHOTO Photos of all items are available at our website: euro Bids and invoicing are made in DDK. For the conversion from DKK into Euro, Bruun Rasmussen has used the official rate of exchange from Denmarks Nationalbank (the Danish National Bank) at the time of preparation of the catalogue. The amount in Euro is, in Bruun Rasmussen's judgment, roughly adjusted to presentable figures. Bevaringstilstand Bruun Rasmussen henleder opmærksomheden på, at katalognumrene som udgangspunkt ikke er forsynet med oplysninger om tilstand (jvf. købskonditionernes 9). Vi henviser imidlertid til vores hjemmeside: hvor der under det enkelte katalognummer ofte er oplysninger om bevaringstilstand, reparationer o. lign. Er disse oplysninger ikke tilstrækkelige kan én af afdelingens sagkyndige kontaktes for yderligere informationer. Bankforbindelse Danske Bank Konto: IBAN: DK Swift-BIC DABADKKK virksomhedsregistrering CVR-nr. DK Condition Bruun Rasmussen draws attention to the fact that, as a rule, no information is provided regarding the condition of the lots (cf. conditions of purchase 9). However, we refer to our website: where information regarding condition, repairs, etc. can usually be found for the individual lot. Should this information be insufficient, further details can be obtained by contacting one of the experts of the department. Bankers Danske Bank Account: IBAN: DK Swift-BIC DABADKKK business registration CVR-nr. DK BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION

94 k ata l o g i s e r i n g s p r i n c i p p e r e x p l a n at i o n o f c ata l o g u i n g p r i n c i p l e s Forklaring vedr. kunstnernavne i katalogerne Explanation of names of artists used in the catalogues Jens Juel: I henhold til vor opfattelse: Et originalt arbejde af kunstneren, for hvis ægthed Bruun Rasmussen indestår i henhold til købskonditioner 9. Nedennævnte forbehold ved katalogiseringer er foretaget efter vor bedste overbevisning og tjener som vejledning for køber, men kan ikke gøres til genstand for reklamationer. Jens Juel tilskrevet: I henhold til vor opfattelse: Værket er sandsynligvis fra kunst-nerens tid og muligvis udført af denne. Jens Juel's atelier/skole/værksted: I henhold til vor opfattelse: Udført under kunstnerens indflydelse og antagelig fra dennes tid. Jens Juel, (?): I henhold til vor opfattelse: Kan være udført af kunstneren eller en senere kopi efter kunstneren. Jens Juel, kopi efter/jens Juel's stil/jens Juel efterfølger: I henhold til vor opfattelse: En senere gentagelse eller i stil med kunstneren.?: Yderligere forbehold for den i kataloget angivne beskrivelse. Sign.: Efter vor overbevisning original signatur af kunstneren. Betegnet: I henhold til vor opfattelse: Kunstnersignatur er gengivet, men ikke nødvendigvis udført af kunstneren. Hvis ingen signatur nævnes i kataloget, drejer det sig om et antagelig usigneret arbejde Hvis ingen aldersangivelse nævnes i kataloget, drejer det sig om et antageligt nyere eller helt moderne arbejde U.r.: Uden ramme. For beskadigelse af ramme ydes ingen kompensation. Ovenstående beskrivelse er Bruun Rasmussens opfattelse og tjener som vejledning for køber. Det er ikke nogen garanti. Køber skal selv overbevise sig om de forskellige katalognumres autencitet og kondition. Jens Juel: In our opinion, an original work by the artist the genuiness and authenticity of which is guaranteed by Bruun Rasmussen according to the Conditions of purchase 9. Below cataloguing reservations are made according to the best of Bruun Rasmussen's knowledge. They are for guidance only and cannot be subject to claims. Jens Juel tilskrevet (ascribed to): In our opinion, probably a work of the period of the artist, and possibly executed by the artist. Jens Juel's atelier (studio)/skole (school)/værksted (workshop): In our opinion, a work made under the influence of the artist, and probably of his period. Jens Juel, (?): In our opinion, possibly a work by the artist, or a (later) copy of the artist s work. Jens Juel, kopi efter (copy after)/jens Juel's stil (style of)/ Jens Juel efterfølger (follower of) : In our opinion, a later copy of a work by the artist or in the artist's style.?: The catalogue description is subject to further reservations. Sign.: In our opinion, the work has been signed by the artist. Betegnet (bears the signature): In our opinion, the inscription may be by a hand other than that of the artist. If no signature is mentioned in the catalogue the work is apparently unsigned. If no date is mentioned in the catalogue the work is apparently from the last century or of comparratively resent date. U.r.: Unframed. No compensation is given should the frame be damaged. Above description is a statement of opinion by Bruun Rasmussen and is to be considered only as guidance to the buyer and not as a statement of fact. The buyer is to satisfy himself of the authenticity and the condition of the works of art. Forkortelser: Abb.: * = Fuld moms CD = Copy-Dan L. = Længde B. = Bredde * = Full VAT CD = Droit de Suite L. = Length W. = Width sst. = Samme sted H. = Højde sst. = Same place H. = Height Diam. = Diameter D. = Dybde Diam. = Diameter D. = Depth 172 BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION 772

95 m o m s o g k u n s t n e r a f g i f t v at a n d c o p y- d a n i n f o r m at i o n standard auktionsomkostninger 25% - brugt moms 1. januar 1995 trådte nye love i kraft i EU vedrørende moms ved handel på auktion med brugte varer, kunstgenstande, samlerobjekter og antikviteter, der nu kan handles til brugt moms. Efter de nye regler er det kun auktionsomkostninger, der skal tillægges moms, og ikke som tidligere varens fulde pris. I auktionsomkostninger er indregnet ikke fradragsberettiget moms. BUYER S STANDARD PREMIUM 25% AUCTIONEERS MARGIN SCHEME As of 1 January 1995 new EC regulations came into effect regarding the sale of secondhand goods, works of art, collector s items and antiques; these items may now be traded under the Auctioneers Margin Scheme. Under the Auctioneers Margin Scheme the premium only is subject to VAT, i.e. the hammer price is exempted from VAT. The buyer s premium of 25% will thus henceforth include non-refundable VAT. Fuld moms * anvendes for visse varer som ikke kan handles i brugt moms. Disse er mærket med en stjerne *. Købere skal betale 20% i auktionsomkostninger, hvortil lægges 25% moms af hammerslaget og auktionsomkostningerne. Reducerede auktionsomkostninger 20% betales af købere der opfylder følgende betingelser: 1. Danske momsregistrerede købere kan vælge at betale 20% i auktionsomkostninger + 25% moms af hele (fuldmoms). Momsbeløbet kan køber modregne, og betaler derved 20% i auktionsomkostninger. 2. Momsregistrerede købere i andre EU-lande kan, ved at anvende deres EU-momsnr., undgå den danske moms og derved betale 20% i auktionsomkostninger. 3. Alle købere med bopæl i et land uden for EU, der opfylder de danske toldmyndigheders krav i forbindelse med eksport, betaler derved 20% i auktionsomkostninger (se købskonditioner, 3, Afgiftsfritagelse). Kunstnerafgift til Copy-dan CD Ifølge gældende dansk lovgivning om ophavsret, skal der opkræves 5% i kunstnerafgift af hammerslagsprisen med tillæg af auktionsomkostninger på 20% excl. afgift på værker af alle nyere danske og de fleste udenlandske kunstnere. Disse værker er mærket CD for Copy-Dan ud for katalognummeret. For nærmere information henvises til købskonditionerne. full vat * will be charged on goods that cannot be traded under the Auctioneers Margin Scheme. These lots are marked with an asterix *. The buyer pays the auction premium of 20% plus 25% vat on the hammer price as well as the buyer s premium. BUYER S REDUCED premium 20% is paid by buyers fulfilling the following terms/conditions: 1. Danish VAT registered buyers may choose to pay the 20% buyer s premium + 25% VAT on the total amount (Full VAT). The buyer may have the total VAT refunded and thus pays 20% in buyer s premium only. 2. VAT registered buyers in other EU countries may avoid Danish VAT by using their VAT registration number and thereby pay a buyer s premium of 20% only. 3. Residents of countries outside the EU meeting the Danish customs authorities requirements regarding the export of goods pay the buyer s premium of 20% only (see Conditions of Purchase 3, Exemption from VAT). Artists royalties payable to copy-dan CD Pursuant to current Danish legislation on copyright an artists royalty of 5% of the total price exclusive of VAT (i.e. hammer price plus buyer s premium 20%) shall be collected on works of modern art by all Danish and most foreign artists. These works are marked CD for Copy-Dan next to the lot number. For further information please refer to the Conditions of Purchase. BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION

96 k ø b s k o n d i t i o n e r 1. Budgivning Køber er den byder, der får hammerslag. Den, der byder for andre, hæfter som selvskyldnerkautionist for berigtigelsen af købet. På opfordring fra Bruun Rasmussen Kunstauktioner (herefter benævnt Bruun Rasmussen), skal alle bydere, hvadenten de ønsker at afgive et bud ved personligt fremmøde på auktionsstedet eller afgive en kommission pr. brev eller fax eller byde direkte pr. telefon, kunne dokumentere deres betalingsdygtighed samt til enhver tid identificere sig. Bruun Rasmussen er altid berettiget til at nægte at acceptere et bud, hvis på forlangende ikke tilstrækkelig sikkerhed er stillet eller en passende à conto betaling har fundet sted. Bud afgives af byderen ved personligt fremmøde på auktionsstedet eller ved skriftlig kommission. Afgivelse af bud pr. telefon er muligt under visse forudsætninger, der afgøres af Bruun Rasmussen. Bruun Rasmussen påtager sig intet ansvar for eventuelle fejl eller fejltagelser, der måtte opstå ved brug af denne service. Auktionarius bestemmer overbuddets størrelse og træffer ligeledes afgørelse i alle tvivlstilfælde om budgivningen. 2. Betaling For katalognumre, der handles til brugtmoms, opgøres købesummen som hammerslagsprisen med tillæg af 25% i auktionsomkostninger inklusive afgift. Visse katalognumre handles efter særlige regler til fuldmoms, så udover auktionsomkostninger på 20%, beregnes moms på 25% af hammerslag og auktionsomkostninger. Hvilke katalognumre der sælges til fuldmoms fremgår af kataloget med stjerne *. Danske momsregistrerede købere skal overfor os oplyse deres SE-/ CVR-nr. (moms-nr.), da dette skal anføres på de fakturaer, hvor varen købes i fuld moms. For visse udenlandske købere gælder der særlige regler for afgiftsfritagelse jvf. 3. Afgiftsfritagelse omfatter ikke EU private købere, som ligestilles med danske købere jvf. gældende dansk lovgivning om handel med brugte varer, kunstgenstande, samlerobjekter og antikviteter. Købesummen forfalder til betaling ved tilslaget. Der kan betales kontant op til DKK eller med Dankort, banknoteret check, rejsechecks, Visa-, Master-, Diners Club- eller Eurocard. Personlige udenlandske checks kan kun anvendes efter forudgående aftale. Betaling kan finde sted under eller umiddelbart efter auktionen og under alle omstændigheder skal betaling finde sted senest 8 dage efter fakturadatoen. Betales købesummen ikke rettidigt, skal der svares rente heraf med 1,5% pr. påbegyndt måned. Betales købesum og renter ikke inden 8 dage efter at Bruun Rasmussen har afsendt påkrav herom til køber, er Bruun Rasmussen berettiget til at annullere købet og bortsælge det købte på ny auktion hos Bruun Rasmussen eller underhånden og afkræve køber ethvert herved opstået tab. Et eventuelt overskud tilfalder den, der har indleveret det købte til auktion. Har den misligholdende køber tilgodehavender fra salg af effekter hos Bruun Rasmussen, er Bruun Rasmussen berettiget til at berigtige ethvert tilgodehavende hos køber ved modregning. Har den misligholdende køber indleveret andre effekter til salg, er Bruun Rasmussen berettiget til at bortsælge sådanne effekter på auktion hos Bruun Rasmussen uden at være bundet af en af den misligholdende køber fastsat mindstepris. Den misligholdende køber er ikke berettiget til at kræve udlevering af effekter indleveret til salg, så længe forfalden gæld til Bruun Rasmussen ikke er betalt, uanset om værdien af sådanne effekter må anses at overstige forfalden gæld. Bruun Rasmussen er berettiget til at afvise bud afgivet af en køber, der er i misligholdelse med sine betalingsforpligtelser over for Bruun Rasmussen eller et bud afgivet af en anden på den pågældendes vegne, ligesom Bruun Rasmussen er berettiget til at kræve et depositum som betingelse for accept af fremtidige bud. 3. Afgiftsfritagelse Udenlandske købere, der opfylder nedennævnte betingelser, betaler 20% i auktionsomkostninger af hammerslaget, og bliver ikke belastet af danske afgifter. A. Købere med bopæl i et andet EU-land: Købere, som er momsregistreret i et andet EU-land, fritages for at betale dansk moms, når momsregistreringen dokumenteres over for Bruun Rasmussen, som skal påføre momsnummeret på fakturaen. B. Købere med bopæl uden for EU: 1 Forsendelse gennem speditør: Effekter, der eksporteres gennem en af Bruun Rasmussen godkendt speditør, fritages for afgift. 2 Udførsel som rejsegods: Der kan ske fritagelse for dansk afgift, når køberen selv medtager det købte under forudsætning af, at følgende betingelser er opfyldt: Fakturaen skal være betalt, og den danske afgift på 25% af fakturabeløbet skal være deponeret hos Bruun Rasmussen. a Købere med fast bopæl i Norge vil få den danske moms refunderet, så snart Bruun Rasmussen har modtaget købsfakturaen retur med påtegning om officiel indførsel fra det endelige lands toldmyndighed eller anden på omsætningsafgiftsområdet kompetent myndighed, hvis købet overstiger DKK b Købere med fast bopæl andre steder uden for EU vil få den danske moms refunderet, efter at effekterne har været forevist til toldbehandling i forbindelse med køberens udrejse fra EU. Eksportørblanketten returneres til Bruun Rasmussen efter at være forsynet med et toldvæsens attest for udførslen, hvis købet overstiger DKK 300. Dette gælder også for Færøerne og Grønland. 4. Afgiftsbetaling A. Momsregistrerede i andre EU-lande, der ikke ønsker at gøre brug af 3, kan i stedet vælge at handle til brugtmoms/fuldmoms på lige fod med private købere. Dette skal meddeles os inden kl. 10 den følgende auktionsdag. B. Momsregistrerede i Danmark kan vælge at købe til fuldmoms med 25% af både hammerslag og auktionsomkostninger. Dette skal meddeles os inden kl. 10 den følgende auktionsdag. 5. Udlevering Købesummen skal være betalt, inden det købte kan udleveres til køberen. Det købte henligger fra hammerslaget for købers regning og risiko. For varer, der ikke er afhentet 14 dage efter hammerslaget, vil der blive opkrævet opbevaringsgebyr. Købte varer, der er betalt, men ikke afhentet, vil efter 1 år blive videresolgt for købers regning ved auktion eller underhånden. 6. Forsendelse Såfremt Bruun Rasmussen påtager sig at emballere og fremsende købte varer, sker dette på købers regning og risiko. Bruun Rasmussen kan således ikke drages til ansvar for skader forvoldt på købte varer under forsendelse eller for forsvundne forsendelser. 174 BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION 772

97 7. Kunstnerafgift til Copy-Dan CD Ifølge gældende dansk lovgivning om ophavsret skal der opkræves følgeretsvederlag på værker af alle nyere danske og visse udenlandske kunstnere. Følgeretsvederlaget opkræves hos køber af Bruun Rasmussen på vegne af kunstnernes organisation Copy-Dan, for de kunstværker, der er omfattet af loven. Disse værker er mærket CD for Copy-Dan ud for katalognummeret. Følgeretsvederlaget beregnes som følger for det enkelte kunstværk, når hammerslagsprisen overstiger DKK 1.863: 5% af den del af hammerslagsprisen, der ligger mellem DKK 0 og DKK med tillæg af auktionsomkostninger på 20% ekskl. afgift 3% af den del af hammerslagsprisen, der ligger mellem DKK og DKK med tillæg af auktionsomkostninger på 20% ekskl. afgift 1% af den del af hammerslagsprisen, der ligger mellem DKK og DKK med tillæg af auktionsomkostninger på 20% ekskl. afgift 0,5% af den del af hammerslagsprisen, der ligger mellem DKK og DKK med tillæg af auktionsomkostninger på 20% ekskl. afgift 0,25% af den del af hammerslagsprisen, der ligger over DKK med tillæg af auktionsomkostninger på 20% ekskl. afgift Copy-Dan afgiften kan ikke overstige DKK for det enkelte kunstværk. 8. Eksporttilladelse Kulturværdiudvalget er blevet ansøgt om eksporttilladelse, hvor dette kræves iflg. gældende dansk lovgivning om sikring af kulturværdier i Danmark. Foreligger en sådan ikke, vil dette blive meddelt den udenlandske køber umiddelbart efter hammerslaget. Derefter vil Bruun Rasmussen igen ansøge Kulturværdiudvalget på købers vegne, nu hvor prisen kendes. Gives eksporttilladelse ikke, er Kulturværdiudvalget forpligtet til at overtage det købte til den opnåede pris, hvilket betyder at købet bliver hævet for køber. 9. Katalogisering Alt sælges i den stand, hvori det ved hammerslaget er at forefinde og som beskrevet i kataloget med senere offentliggjorte ændringer og modifikationer. Katalogiseringen er foretaget efter bedste overbevisning og under anvendelse af de anførte katalogiseringsprincipper. De solgte effekter er ofte af en alder eller af en art, der bevirker, at de kan være behæftet med fejl, mangler, restaurering eller beskadigelser, der ikke nødvendigvis angives i kataloget. Afbildninger i kataloget er blot til identifikation og kan ikke anvendes til vurdering af effekternes stand. Enhver der ønsker at byde på auktion, bør derfor ved selvsyn på de før auktionen afholdte eftersyn forvisse sig om de ønskede effekters stand. Katalogbeskrivelsen er udtryk for den på tidspunktet for katalogets trykning blandt lærde og eksperter herskende opfattelse. Skulle der efter købet opstå tvivl om det købtes ægthed eller dettes overensstemmelse med katalogbeskrivelsen, skal dette straks meddeles til Bruun Rasmussen. Såfremt det må erkendes, at det købte er en forfalskning, eller såfremt katalogbeskrivelsen har været behæftet med væsentlige fejl, der har medført en væsentlig højere hammerslagspris, end en korrekt katalogbeskrivelse må antages at ville have resulteret i, er køber berettiget til at annullere købet, hvorefter den samlede erlagte købesum, dog højst den i kataloget angivne højeste vurderingspris tillagt auktionsomkostninger og evt. moms, vil blive refunderet køber. Væsentlige fejl i katalogbeskrivelsen relateret til mål eller vægt erstattes kun procentuelt i forhold til differencen. Retten til under de her anførte betingelser at annullere et køb kan kun udøves af den, der købte den pågældende effekt hos Bruun Rasmussen og er betinget af, at krav om annullering fremsættes skriftligt over for Bruun Rasmussen inden 2 år efter købsdagen, og af at det købte inden samme frist returneres til Bruun Rasmussen i den samme stand i enhver henseende, som det købte var i på hammerslagstidspunktet. Køber kan i tilfælde af annullering ikke gøre krav på betaling af renter af købesummen og er ej heller berettiget til at kræve anden udgift eller tab, herunder eventuel mistet videresalgsfortjeneste, dækket. Et køb kan ikke kræves annulleret efter ovenstående bestemmelser, såfremt: a beskrivelsen i kataloget på hammerslagsdagen var i overensstemmelse med den på dette tidspunkt gældende opfattelse blandt lærde og eksperter. b den eneste måde til på katalogets udgivelsestidspunkt at få fastslået et falskneri var iværksættelsen af videnskabelige processer, hvis gyldighed først blev anerkendt efter katalogets udgivelsestidspunkt eller som ville have været uforholdsmæssigt omkostningskrævende eller uigennemførlige uden beskadigelse af den pågældende effekt. KOMMISSIONER Bruun Rasmussen Kunstauktioner Jesper Bruun Rasmussen, Auktionsholder Jørgen Byriel, Auktionsleder Bruun Rasmussen påtager sig at byde i kommission for bydere, der ikke kan være til stede ved auktionen. Det er en forudsætning, at kommissionen er Bruun Rasmussen i hænde 24 timer før auktionens start, så om nødvendigt bydernes kreditværdighed kan undersøges. Bruun Rasmussen påtager sig intet ansvar for eventuelle fejltagelser, der måtte opstå ved brug af denne service. Konditionsrapporter Bruun Rasmussen påtager sig, hvis det er muligt, at orientere nærmere om katalognumrenes kondition og tilstand. Dette er ment som en service for kunder, der ikke selv har mulighed for ved selvsyn at undersøge numrene på eftersynet. Det understreges, at de givne oplysninger ikke kan gøres til genstand for reklamationer; her henvises til katalogteksten. FRITAGELSE FOR DANSK FULDMOMS Købere skal ifølge 2 betale fuldmoms af de varer der i kataloget er markeret med stjerne *. Når virksomheder, der er momsregistrerede i andre EU-lande, køber hos Bruun Rasmussen og videresælger til private, skal der ikke betales dansk moms, men moms i henhold til de regler der gælder, hvor den udenlandske virksomhed er momsregistreret. Det tilrådes at søge oplysning hos de lokale myndigheder. BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION

98 c o n d i t i o n s o f p u r c h a s e 1. Bidding The buyer shall be the highest bidder at the hammer price. Any person bidding on behalf of a third party shall be liable in surety for completion of the sale. At the request of Bruun Rasmussen Kunstauktioner (hereinafter called Bruun Rasmussen), all bidders, whether they wish to make bids in person at the place of auction or commission bids by letter or fax or direct telephone bids, should be able to document their ability to pay and be able to provide proof of identity at any time. Bruun Rasmussen is entitled to refuse to accept a bid if, when requested, adequate security or adequate payment on account has not been rendered. Bids should be made by the bidder in person at the place of auction or by written commission. Telephone bidding is possible within certain conditions made out by Bruun Rasmussen. Bruun Rasmussen is not to be held responsible for any errors that may occur using this service. The auctioneer shall have absolute discretion as to the increment of the bids. The auctioneer will also make decisions in all cases of doubt regarding the bidding. 2. Payment The purchase price is the hammer price plus 25% in buyer s premium, including VAT, for lots sold subject to the special VAT scheme for sales of Works of Art, Collectors items and Antiques, and secondhand goods by Public Auction (hereinafter called Special VAT). Certain lots are sold in accordance with specific rules on normal VAT arrangement (hereinafter called normal VAT), so that the purchase price is the hammer price plus an additional 20% in buyer s premium and VAT of 25% levied on both the hammer price and the buyer s premium. The lots subject to Full VAT are indicated as such in the catalogue with an asterix (*). Danish VAT registered buyers shall provide us with documentation of their SE-/CVR-number (VAT No.) as this has to be quoted on the invoice for goods bought at full VAT. For some foreign buyers, specific VAT-exemption rules apply (cf. Article 3). VAT-exemption does not apply to private buyers from the EU who are considered as Danish buyers (cf. current Danish legislation on Special VAT Scheme for Sales of Works of Art, Collectors items and Antiques by Public Auction). The purchase price falls due for payment when the goods have been knocked down. Payment may be made in cash up to DKK 100,000, by Dankort, banker s cheque, traveller s cheque, Visa-, Master-, Diners Club- or Eurocard. Personal foreign cheques may only be used for payment by prior arrangement. Payment may be made during or immediately after the auction. Under all circumstances payment must be made no later than eight days from the date of the invoice. Should the purchase price not be paid by the due date, interest at 1.5 % per new month will be charged. If the purchase price and interest are not paid within eight days after Bruun Rasmussen has sent its demand to the buyer, Bruun Rasmussen shall be entitled to rescind the sale and resell the goods at a Bruun Rasmussen auction or privately, and to demand reimbursement of any related losses from the defaulting buyer. Any further profit on the sale shall be payable to the person who had deposited the goods for sale by auction. If the defaulting buyer is entitled to proceeds from a sale of goods by Bruun Rasmussen, Bruun Rasmussen shall be entitled to set off its receivables against its payables to the defaulting buyer. If the defaulting buyer has deposited other goods for sale, Bruun Rasmussen shall be entitled to sell such goods at a Bruun Rasmussen auction without being bound by the reserve stipulated by the defaulting buyer. The defautling buyer shall not be entitled to demand the surrender of goods deposited for sale as long as the debt payable to Bruun Rasmussen has not been discharged, regardless of whether the value of such goods may be deemed to exceed the debt payable. Bruun Rasmussen shall be entitled to refuse a bid made by a buyer who is in default in respect to his payment obligations to Bruun Rasmussen, as well as a bid made by a third party on behalf of such a defaulting buyer. Bruun Rasmussen shall further be entitled to demand a deposit as a condition of accepting any future bids from such a purchaser. 3. Exemption from VAT Foreign buyers who fulfil the conditions stated below shall pay 20% of the hammer price in buyer s premium and shall not be subject to Danish taxes and duties: A. Buyers residing in another EU Member State: Buyers are exempt from paying Danish VAT as long as they have provided Bruun Rasmussen with documentation of their VAT registration. The VAT number will then be quoted on Bruun Rasmussen s invoice. B. Buyers residing outside the EU: 1 Dispatch through forwarding agent: Lots exported through a forwarding agent approved by Bruun Rasmussen are exempt from VAT. 2 Export as personal luggage: Goods may be exempt from Danish VAT when the buyer personally takes the goods out of the country as luggage, provided the following conditions have been met: The invoice must have been paid and the Danish duty of 25% of the invoice amount must have been deposited with Bruun Rasmussen. a Buyers residing in Norway will be refunded the Danish VAT as soon as the invoice of sale has been returned to Bruun Rasmussen endorsed by the customs authorities of the country in question or by any other authority with jurisdiction over matters of purchase tax with respect to official imports of goods into the country in question if the purchase price exceeds DKK 1,200. b Buyers residing in other countries outside the EU will be refunded the Danish VAT after the goods have been presented for customs clearance in connection with the departure of the buyer from the EU. The exporter s form should be returned to Bruun Rasmussen after being endorsed with the customs authorities export certificate if the purchase price exceeds DKK 300 This also applies to the Faroe Islands and Greenland. 4. Payment of taxes and duties A. Buyers with VAT-registration in other EU member states who do not wish to make use of Article 3 may instead choose to purchase items subject to Special VAT/Normal VAT in the same manner as private buyers. Bruun Rasmussen must be notified of this before 10 a.m. on the following auction day. B. Buyers with VAT-registration in Denmark may choose to purchase subject to Normal VAT at 25% of the hammer price plus premium. Bruun Rasmussen must be notified of this before 10 a.m. on the following auction day. 5. Collection of purchases The purchase price must be paid in full before the purchased lot can be passed over to the buyer. From the time of the lot being knocked down to the buyer, until its collection, the purchased lot will be held at the buyer s own expense and risk. A storage fee will be charged for lots which have not been collected within 14 days after the time of the lot being knocked down. Goods which have been paid for but not collected within 1 year will be resold at auction or privately at the buyer's expense. 6. Dispatch Should Bruun Rasmussen undertake the packaging and forwarding of purchased goods, this shall be done at the buyer s 176 BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION 772

99 own expense and risk. Bruun Rasmussen shall thus not be held liable neither for any damage caused to purchased goods during dispatch nor for any missing consignments. 7. Droit de Suite Pursuant to current Danish legislation on Copyright, an artistic royalty shall be collected on works of modern art by all Danish and some foreign artists. Bruun Rasmussen will from the buyer collect the royalties required on behalf of the artists organisation Copy-Dan for any work of art subject to this law. These works are identified in the catalogue by CD for Copy-Dan, marked beside each relevant lot number. The artistic royalty will be calculated as follows for each work of art, when the hammerprice exceeds DKK 1,863: 5% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK 0 to DKK plus the buyer s premium (20% excl. VAT) 3% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK to DKK 1,242,383 plus the buyer s premium (20% excl. VAT) 1% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK 1,242,383 to DKK 2,174,171 plus the buyer s premium (20% excl. VAT) 0.5% of the part of the hammerprice ranging from DKK 2,174,171 to DKK 3,105,958 plus the buyer s premium (20% excl. VAT) 0.25% of the part of the hammerprice lying above DKK 3,105,958 plus the buyer s premium (20% excl. VAT) The artistic royalty cannot exceed DKK 93,179 for each work of art. 8. Export licence Applications for an export licence must be made to the Danish Cultural Assets Committee when required in accordance with current Danish legislation on the protection and preservation of cultural assets in Denmark. Where such a licence has not been obtained, the foreign buyer will be informed thereof immediately after the lot has been knocked down to the buyer. Another application will subsequently be sent to the Danish Cultural Assets Committee by Bruun Rasmussen on behalf of the buyer, now that the price is known. Should an export licence not be granted, the Danish Cultural Assets Committee would be obliged to acquire the purchased lot at the purchase price, and the buyer would thus not be bound to the purchase. 9. Cataloguing All lots are sold in the condition in which they are found when knocked down and as described in the catalogue with subsequently published changes and modifications. Cataloguing is done according to the best of Bruun Rasmussen s knowledge and on the cataloguing principles stated. The lots auctioned are often of some age or of a kind which makes it possible that they may contain defects, deficiencies, or may have been subject to restoration or damage not necessarily stated in the catalogue. Catalogue pictures are for identification only and cannot be used for an evaluation of the condition of the goods. Any person who wishes to bid at an auction should therefore sa-tisfy himself of the condition of the lots for which he intends to bid by personal inspection at the preview held prior to the auction. The catalogue description is an indication of the prevailing oppinion of scholars and expert at the time of the printing of the catalogue. If any doubts should arise after the purchase regarding the genuineness of the purchased lot or its conformance with the catalogue description, Bruun Rasmussen should immediately be informed thereof. Should the purchased lot be proved to be a forgery, or if the catalogue description contains material errors which lead to a considerably higher hammer price than that which a correct catalogue description would presumably result in, the buyer shall be entitled to cancel the purchase, after which the buyer shall be reimbursed for the total purchase price paid, up till a maximum amount of the highest estimated price stated in the catalogue plus buyer's premium and VAT, when applicable. For material errors in the catalogue description in respect to measurements or weight, compensation shall only be paid on a percentage basis in proportion to the difference. The right of cancellation of a purchase in pursuance of the present conditions can only be exercised by the party who has bought the lot in question at Bruun Rasmussen and shall be subject to the presentation of a claim for cancellation in writing to Bruun Rasmussen within 2 years of the purchase date and to the purchased lot being returned to Bruun Rasmussen in the same condition in any and all respects which the purchased lot was in at the time of the lot being knocked down to the buyer. In the event of cancellation the buyer shall not be entitled to claim payment of interest on the purchase price nor shall the buyer be entitled to claim compensation for any other expenses or loss incurred, including any possible loss of profit in connection with reselling. It shall not be possible to state cancellation of a purchase in pursuance of the above provisions if: a the catalogue description on the day the lot was knocked down to the buyer was in accordance with the then generally accepted opinion of scholars and experts; b the only way of establishing whether the lot was a forgery at the time of the publication of the catalogue was the implementation of scientific processes, the validity of which was only acknowledged after the time of publication of the catalogue, or which would have required a disproportionate amount of cost, or which would have been impossible to carry out without damaging the lot in question. COMMISSION Bruun Rasmussen Auctioneers of Fine Art Jesper Bruun Rasmussen, auctioneer Jørgen Byriel, officially appointed external supervisor Bruun Rasmussen undertakes to execute commission bids for bidders who are unable to be present at the auction. It is a prerequisite that Bruun Rasmussen receives the commission 24 hours before the start of the auction for the bidders credit to be checked, if necessary. Bruun Rasmussen is not to be held responsible for any errors that may occur using this service. CONDITION REPORTS Bruun Rasmussen undertakes to provide further information about the state and condition of the lots if possible. This is regarded as a service for customers who are unable to make a personal inspection of the lots at the preview. Bruun Rasmussen stresses that the information given cannot be used as the basis for complaints; complaints can only be based on the catalogue text. Exemption FROM VAT Buyers shall, according to 2, pay full VAT on lots marked with an asterix *. No Danish VAT is to be paid when VAT registered companies from other EU countries buy at Bruun Rasmussen and resell to private buyers, The private buyer then only has to pay VAT according to the rules in force in the country where the foreign company is VAT registered. For further information please consult your local authorities. The above is an English translation of the Danish version of the Conditions of Purchase. In case of dispute, only the Danish version of the present Conditions of Purchase of Bruun Rasmussen is valid. BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION

100 r i n g d i r e k t e c a l l d i r e c t ly B R e d g a d e administration Claus Poulsen [email protected] kundeservice / Customer Service Suzanne Huwendick [email protected] Annette Langbak [email protected] Heidi Beck Andersen [email protected] kommissioner og Bestilling af kataloger / commissions and catalogue requests Vibeke Nielsen [email protected] lager og transport / storage and transportation Frank Høgh [email protected] auktionsrådgivning / auction guidance Franziska Kampmann [email protected] vurdering og information / valuation and information Indbovurderinger / Valuation at your home Hans Ruben [email protected] Kasper Nielsen [email protected] Per Flemming Koefoed [email protected] Bøger / books Christine Almlund [email protected] Frimærker / stamps Jan Helding [email protected] moderne kunst og design / modern art Peter Christmas-Møller [email protected] Niels Raben [email protected] Peter Kjelgaard Jensen [email protected] ældre Møbler / furniture Thomas Lembourn [email protected] Anders Fredsted [email protected] Mønter / coins Michael Fornitz [email protected] Porcelæn, Glas og orientalsk kunstindustri / ceramics, glass and oriental works of art Charlotte Hviid [email protected] Smykker / jewellery Kirstine Lind [email protected] Sølv / silver Sabrina Ulrich Vinther [email protected] Tæpper / carpets Henrik Schleppegrell [email protected] Vin / wine Morten Stenør Larsen [email protected] Våben / weapons David Utzon-Frank [email protected] Ældre malerier / older paintings Kasper Nielsen [email protected] Birte Stokholm [email protected] 178 BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION 772

101 a d r e s s e r b r u u n r a s m u s s e n k u n s ta u k t i o n e r københavn bredgade Bredgade 33 DK-1260 københavn K Tel Fax [email protected] københavn havnen Amerika Plads 11 DK-2100 københavn ø Tel Fax [email protected] vejle pedersholm Pedersholms Allé 42 DK-7100 Vejle Tel Fax [email protected] Århus - vurderingskontor frederiks Allé 116 DK-8000 Århus c Tel Fax [email protected] Sydsverige - Anders Antik Ringvågen Landskrona Tel Fax [email protected] Repræsentant i malmø Pia Staël von Holstein Tel [email protected] Bruun Rasmussen publishing Bredgade 33 DK-1260 københavn K Tel Fax [email protected] Bruun Rasmussen estates Bredgade 33 DK-1260 københavn K Tel Fax [email protected] fjernlager - københavn Søvangsvej 1-5 DK-2650 hvidovre Tel Fax Online-auktioner Teknisk support tel [email protected] représentante en france Anne Kristine Rathnov PARIS Tel [email protected] american representative Alexa bruun rasmussen San Francisco Tel [email protected] BENEDICTE HALLOWELL BOSTON Tel and Fax [email protected] representante en españa Karin K.J.V. Frijs. Marbella Tel Mobil tel Fax [email protected] rapresentante in italia JEANETTE IDA MØLLER MILANO Tel Mobil tel [email protected] BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION

102 k o m m i s s i o n s b u d c o m m i s s i o n b i d s Det er muligt at afgive kommissionsbud, hvis De ikke selv kan være til stede på auktionsdagen. Denne service er gratis. Når De afgiver en kommission, beder De vores kundeservice på Deres vegne byde op til et af Dem bestemt beløb i hammerslag. Der kan opstå den situation, at en anden køber allerede har budt det beløb, som De ønsker at afgive. Er De da villig til at gå et bud højere eller er De indforstået med at nummeret sælges til anden side? Ønsker De ikke at byde højere så skriv Max ud for beløbet. Er De i tvivl om hvor højt De vil byde, kan De hæve budet med op til ca. 15% eller ca. 25%. Salgsprisen kan blive højere eller lavere end vurderingen, så der er også mulighed for at købe til under den angivne vurdering. Vor kundeservice køber altid så billigt som muligt til Dem, som havde De selv været tilstede på auktionen. Alle kommissioner behandles strengt fortroligt. Kommisionsbud skal være Bruun Rasmussen i hænde senest 24 timer før auktionens start. Sådan byder De: Udfyld blanketten kommissionsbud med alle oplysninger. Angiv katalognummer. Angiv beløbet De ønsker at byde. Er dette Deres absolutte maximum bedes De anføre Max i kolonnen. De kan også forhøje Deres bud med henholdsvis ca. 15% eller ca. 25%, ved at indikere dette i kolonnen. De bedes underskrive kommissionsblanketten og sikre Dem, at Bruun Rasmussen modtager den senest 24 timer før auktionens start. Hvis Deres oplysninger ikke er tilstrækkelige, kan Bruun Rasmussen undlade at byde for Dem, ligesom Bruun Rasmussen ikke kan gøres ansvarlig for fejl ved budgivningen. Efter auktionen vil De kunne få oplysninger om priser på vor automatiske 24 timers Hammerslagsoplysning på telefon internet: Kommisionsbud kan afgives på hjemmesiden direkte fra siden med den effekt, De ønsker at byde på. Seneste afgivelse af bud via hjemmesiden er 3 timer før auktionens start. Afgivne bud kan ses på hjemmesiden under Deres bud, når de er logget ind. Kontakt teknisk suppert på for spørgsmål om registrering og budgivning via internettet. For yderligere information, se Købskonditioner, 1. It is possible to leave commission bids if you can not be present at the auction yourself. This service is free of charge. When leaving a commission bid, you are instructing our customer service to bid up to a specified amount on your behalf. The situation can occur that another buyer has already bid the same as you were prepared to. Are you then willing to bid further? If not the lot will be sold to another buyer. If you do not wish to exceed your bid then write Max", for maximum, next to the amount. You can also allow us to raise your bid by approx. 15% or approx 25%. The hammer price may be higher or lower than the estimated price, so it is possible to buy below the estimate. Bruun Rasmussen will always buy at the lowest price possible, as if you yourself had been present at the auction. All commission bids are strictly confidential. Commission bids must be submitted no later than 24 hours prior to the start of the auction. How to make a commission bid: Complete the commission form with all pertinent information. Indicate the lot number. Indicate the amount you are prepared to bid. Should this amount be the absolute maximum, please write Max in the appropriate column. You can also allow us to bid by up to approx. 15% or approx. 25% more by indicating so. Sign the commission form and make sure that Bruun Rasmussen receives it 24 hours prior to the start of the auction. If the information should be insufficient, Bruun Rasmussen can abstain from bidding. Bruun Rasmussen can not be held responsible for error in bidding or failure to execute bids. After the auction Bruun Rasmussen s 24-hour hammerprice-information is available for sale results at internet: Commision bids can be submitted via the website directly from the page with the item you want to submit a bid for. Deadline for submissions of bids via the website is 3 hours prior to the start of the auction. Submitted bids are shown under Your bids when you are logged in. Please contact technical support on for questions about the registration and submission of bids on the website. For additional information, please consult Conditions of Purchase BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION 772

103 k o m m i s s i o n s b u d c o m m i s s i o n b i d S B R e d g a d e Skal være Bruun Rasmussen i hænde senest 24 timer før auktionens start. Must be submitted no later than 24 hours prior to the start of the auction. Navn Name: *... Adresse Address: *... Postnr./by City: *... Land Country: *... Fax:... Tel: * CVR-nr. VAT No.:... Bank:... Konto nr. Acct. No.:... Adresse Address:... Postnr./By City:... Land Country:... Tel:... Kontaktperson Contact:... Obligatoriske felter er mærket med en stjerne * Mandatory fields are marked with an asterix * Undertegnede giver hermed fuldmagt til Bruun Rasmussen Kunstauktioner A/S om på mine vegne at købe nedennævnte katalognumre så fordelagtigt som muligt, inden for det af mig anførte beløb, i hammerslag. I hereby request that Bruun Rasmussen bid on my behalf on the following lots up at the prices indicated below. Undertegnede har udfyldt ovennævnte med de ønskede oplysninger, samt har accepteret købskonditionerne. The undersigned has supplied the required information and agrees to be bound by the conditions of purchase. Signatur: *... B.R. kunde-nr. Client No.:... Jeg ønsker at modtage salgsresultater på de emner jeg har budt på via dagligt efter auktion I wish to receive sales results on the items I have been bidding on via every day after the auction på adressen on this address:... Auktion nr auction no: 772 Katalog nr. Beskrivelse Bud kr. Lot. No. Description Bid DKK Max +15% +25% BRUUN RASMUSSEN kunstauktioner A/ S Bredgade 33 DK-1260 København K Tel Fax [email protected] Fortsættes næste side Please turn over " BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION

104 k o m m i s s i o n s b u d c o m m i s s i o n b i d S B R e d g a d e Katalog nr. Beskrivelse Bud kr. Lot. No. Description Bid DKK Max +15% +25% Auktion nr auction no: BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION 772

105 k o m m e n d e a u k t i o n e r c o m i n g a u c t i o n s Våben mønter frimærker INTERNATIONALE MALERIER OG ANTIKVITETER MODERNE KUNST OG DESIGN ONLINE-AUKTIONER Eftersyn: 31. maj - 5. juni juni Auktion: 12. juni Eftersyn: juni Auktion: 13. juni Eftersyn og auktion: juni Eftersyn: 30. aug sep. Auktion: september Eftersyn: oktober Auktion: oktober Bredgade afholder online-auktioner over bøger, frimærker, mønter og vin hver måned. Se nærmere på ONLINE-AUKTIONER Havnen afholder online-auktioner over kunst, antikviteter og design hver uge fra mandag til torsdag samt online-auktion over våben hver måned. Se nærmere på KUNST OG DESIGN ONLINE-AUKTIONER Eftersyn: august Auktion: august Vejle afholder online-auktioner over kunst, antikviteter og design hver uge fra mandag til torsdag. Se nærmere på Ret til ændringer forbeholdes 2007 Bruun Rasmussen Kunstauktioner Foto: Bent Lange & Henrik Wichmann Tryk: From & Co. Grafik og dtp: Lene Klibo, Bettina Løgstrup, Jorge Figueiredo & Andrea Løw BRUUN RASMUSSEN bredgade AUcTION

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