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  • A still life featuring mangoes and sugar apples by Fernando Amorsolo sold for an astonishing DKK 2.77 million / EUR 371,670 (incl. buyer’s premium) at the Danish auction house Bruun Rasmussen.

    Artworks by Filipino artist Fernando Amorsolo fetched sky-high prices at auction

    A flurry of bidding swept through the Danish auction house Bruun Rasmussen’s auction room on Monday evening, when three works by the Filipino artist Fernando Amorsolo went under the hammer. The winning bids far exceeded expectations, with the hammer falling at EUR 371,670 (incl. buyer’s premium), EUR 212,380 (incl. buyer’s premium) and EUR 130,970 (incl. buyer’s premium) respectively.

  • Eight bottles of the rare Château Cheval Blanc 1947 will be auctioned at the Danish auction house, Bruun Rasmussen, on 5 December.

    The world’s most fabled wine to be offered at auction

    Eight extremely rare bottles of Bordeaux wine are set to go under the hammer at Bruun Rasmussen on 5 December. We are, of course, referring to the iconic Château Cheval Blanc 1947, a wine described by the auction house as one of the most legendary and coveted wines in the world. The estimate is DKK 300,000–400,000.

  • The painting by H.M. Queen Margrethe II will feature at Bruun Rasmussen’s Live Auction at the beginning of March with an estimation of DKK 75,000–100,000.

    Painting by H.M. Queen Margrethe II Coming up for Auction

    A painting by the Danish Queen, H.M. Queen Margrethe, is set to go under the hammer at Bruun Rasmussen – Part of the Bonhams Network in March. Works by the queen have featured in a number of exhibitions, both in Denmark and abroad, but it’s not every day that the opportunity arises to acquire one of them. The royal work of art is estimated at DKK 75,000–100,000.

  • Art specialist Niels Raben and representative in Paris Ditte Herborg Krogh in the company of Pierre Alechinsky's painting "Lucioles" from 1984. Estimate: DKK 3,000,000-3,500,000.

    Bruun Rasmussen Looking to Repeat the Success – With CoBrA Art Worth Millions

    Last December, Bruun Rasmussen sold CoBrA works for many millions of kroner – with three of them setting world records in just one evening. Bruun Rasmussen is now hoping to repeat the success when the auction house holds a magnificent themed auction for the second time, with hundreds of CoBrA works set to go under the hammer.

  • A pair of diamond and pearl studded earrings worn by the young Queen Charlotte in the series “Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story” is set to go under the hammer at Bruun Rasmussen – Part of the Bonhams Network at a Live Auction on 11 December.

    Jewellery From the Hit Series “Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story” Coming Up for Auction

    Fans of the popular series “Bridgerton” should keep an eye out for Bruun Rasmussen’s major Jewellery Auction in Lyngby north of Copenhagen on 11 December, when a pair of diamond and pearl studded earrings worn by the young Queen Charlotte in the spin-off series “Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story” is set to go under the hammer. The exclusive earrings are estimated at DKK 175,000–200,000.

  • Einstakt safn Freys Jóhannessonar af íslenskum peningaseðlum verður á uppboði í beinni útsendingu hjá Bruun Rasmussen 7. nóvember

    Einstakt einkasafn íslenskra peningaseðla á uppboði

    Besta einkasafn íslenskra peningaseðla sem fyrirfinnst er nú sett á uppboð hjá Bruun Rasmussen þegar uppboðshúsið heldur sitt fyrsta uppboð í beinni útsendingu 7. nóvember í nýju aðsetri sínu í Lyngby.

  • The more than 2,000-year-old denarius from the assassination of Julius Caesar in 44 BC was sold for EUR 570,000 (including buyer’s premium) at Bruun Rasmussen. Leading the sale from the podium was Chief Numismatist and auctioneer, Michael Fornitz.

    Denarius from the Assassination of Caesar Sold for EUR 570,000

    An extremely precious denarius from one of the most famous assassinations in world history was sold Thursday afternoon for a staggering EUR 570,000 (including buyer’s premium) at Bruun Rasmussen – Part of the Bonhams Network. This is the denarius that the Roman senator Brutus had minted in connection with the murder of Julius Caesar more than 2,000 years ago.

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