At Örebro Stadsauktioner, we get to explore the homes of collectors. In a theme encompassing just under a hundred lots, we peek behind the doors to the inner sanctums of antique enthusiasts. The selection becomes a cabinet of refined craftsmanship, historically significant works, and a few charming items that some might categorize as bric-a-brac. A carved birch bowl with bone accents definitely belongs to the former category. The same goes for an 18th-century copper brazier and an elegantly crafted set of travel cutlery that is several hundred years old. The wooden pantry box is for connoisseurs, and couldn't someone find the perfect spot for that folk art door with its robust iron fittings? As a more modern curiosity, there's a train ticket issued for the Queen of Holland. And to continue, there's also a bride's chest, a small French tin motorcycle with a sidecar, a fully functional guild glass, a Baroque candlestick, a small bowl, a seed collection, emblems from the Royal Automobile Club, and a whole lot more between heaven and earth.
