The specialists at Kolonn Auction House have once again handpicked art, design, and decorative arts, assembling a selection now presented under the heading Decorative.
The unifying thread is that each object contributes quality in one way or another. This may take the form of refined craftsmanship, but equally an expression that rises above the ordinary.
In Lisa Larson’s unique sculpture, we see a clear example of the latter. In Per Westin’s 18th-century mirror, we can appreciate the proportions of the Gustavian era. As a contrast, the sale also includes Marcus Arvonen’s salt and pepper mills Spraka, which rise like the king and queen on a chessboard.
These works offer a glimpse of the breadth of the selection. To highlight a few additional pieces, the pewter mirror from Herman Bergman Konstgjuteri is a cool and well-balanced example of Neoclassical grace, while the painted wooden apothecary jars exude charm. Kolonn Auction House’s Decorative is a theme that invites discovery.
