Welcome to an auction deeply rooted in the cultural history of Delsbo and Hälsingland.
The items originate from a family with ties spanning approximately eleven generations to the Byn farmstead in Delsbo. Preserved within the family for generations, the collection reflects centuries of craftsmanship, tradition, and cultural history closely linked to the Delsbo and Hälsingland region.
The auction features items dating from the 16th to the 20th century, including traditional jewellery, silver objects, coins, medals, banknotes, pocket watches, books, and art.
Highlights among the traditional jewellery include gilded knobbed rings, coin pendants on chains, neck clasps, and other pieces associated with Delsbo. The silver selection includes bowls by Pehr Palm and Bror Carlsson, spoons by Johan Wickman and Nils Grubb, and beakers by Christoffer Bauman and Lars Löfgren—many with clear ties to the silversmithing tradition of Hudiksvall.
The numismatic section comprises Swedish coins from the reigns of Gustav Vasa, Charles IX, Queen Christina, and Charles XI, among others, as well as more recent coins, medals, and banknotes.
The auction also includes artworks by Bror Hillgren, notably a portrait of a boy from Delsbo dressed in traditional folk costume.
A collection with distinct local provenance, preserved within the same family for generations.
