Who wouldn’t want to peek into a home with a royal touch? Skånes Auktionsverk gives us the chance to do just that as they present a themed auction featuring over 250 lots. It’s an abundance of antiques, curiosities, high-end and everyday items, with a bit of everything and then some. For instance, a tomato-red Fiat with a removable roof from 1953. In contrast, there’s Oscar II's incense burner, a Japanese piece adorned with the mentioned king’s monogram. And speaking of royalty, there's a subtle oil painting of Crown Princess Margareta of Sweden. Add to that miniatures, photographs, and oil portraits of various Swedish monarchs, and you’ve got a preview of an auction that’s both entertaining, varied, and rich, perfect for those who love to pause and admire intriguing objects.
Welcome to Skånes Auktionsverk and prepare to be surprised by an array that also includes Josef Frank’s Tutankhamun stool, a fine salon table from the 1930s in pristine condition, and Schotte’s Physikalischer decorative globe. And that gaze from the muscular bull in Wilhelm Zillen's painting? It’s downright priceless, wouldn’t you say?
