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Auction House KANERZ ART PUBLIC SALE LUXEMBURGENSIA Auction House KANERZ ART PUBLIC SALE LUXEMBURGENSIA On the occasion of this sale, objects, books, photographs, medals, paintings ... related to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg will be scattered. Thus, historical documents and archives, objects from the Second World War (medals and pins, books), oddity items (beer, instrument, boxes, etc.), Large collection of BOCH Luxembourg and Villeroy & Boch earthenware, postcards, literature, photographs and Graphic art (Klopp, Brandy, Oppenheim, Blanc, Wildanger, Mousset, Trémont, Seimetz, Gerson, Kerg…) are available. Sunday, September 20th, 2020 At 1.30 PM Exhibition and sale in the room will take place under sanitary conditions in accordance with government recommendations (barrier gestures & limitation of the number of people in the room at the same time). In order to respect the distances on the day of the sale, only 20 people will be admitted upon registration. The sale is broadcast live with possibility of online auction on Exhibition of the lots: Thusday, 17th & Friday, September 18th from 10 AM to 6 PM, without interruption. Saturday, September 19th from 10 AM to 2 PM and the morning of the sale, from 10:00 to 12:00. All the lots are in photo on the site of the House of sale: www.encheres-luxembourg.lu Contact : [email protected] GSM : (+352) 661.909.193 Place of the sale: 35 Rue Kennedy/50 Rue des Près (Rond-point de la zone Industrielle), Steinsel, L-7333 Free Parking Photos, pre-orders and general conditions of sale can be found on the website of the auction house KANERZ ART at www.encheres-luxembourg.lu. The sale is broadcast live with possibility of online and live auction on www.auction.fr Maison de Ventes KANERZ ART The visits will be an opportunity for buyers to get a clear idea of the desired objects beyond the formal description of the catalog. You will find on the site of the house of sale a form of order of purchases if you cannot attend the sale but that you wish to acquire an object. The sale is also broadcast with the possibility of bidding live or placing orders on the platform www.auction.fr (registration required before + 4% additional fees via this platform). Lot Estimation Description low high 1 20 40 Set of 3 metal tins of Café SANTOS, 1950s, good condition 2 20 40 Two advertising wallets in leatherette from the 1960s / 1970s from Brasserie Henri FUNCK Liquidation of the Société Anonyme française de la Brasserie de DIEKIRCH, October 11, 1897, 3 60 90 Debtor Baron Félix de BLOCHAUSEN Liquidation of the Société Anonyme française de la Brasserie de DIEKIRCH, October 11, 1897, 4 60 90 Debtor Baron Félix de BLOCHAUSEN Laminated advertising disc, cardboard back: Brasserie de Wiltz SIMON PILS Régal, Otten 5 60 80 Plastic SA BRUX, 1960s - Diameter: 24 cm Mug in glazed stoneware from the brewery LÖMEN-BRAUERAI J.B. Hoffmann & Cie, Hollerich 6 80 120 (slightly faded marking), good condition + stoneware tankard Brasserie de CLAUSEN Superb lithograph from the Brasserie Henri FUNCK & Cie de Neudorf, Early 20th century, 7 650 950 Perfect condition and beautiful freshness of the colors - Size: 87.5 x 105.5 cm Superb lithograph from the FUNCK-BRICHER Brewery in Grund, Years 20/30, Perfect 8 550 850 condition, fully erased and framed - Size: 82 x 101 cm 9 20 40 Advertising on circular metal plate "ROSPORT", 80s - Diameter: 50 cm Combination of 2 gasoline brand advertising media: 1. SHELL parking meter disc circa 1960 & 10 20 40 2. country map offered by ESSO Luxembourg circa 1970 Perpetual calendar distributed by the firm Léon BRAUN "Produits en Béton" by Wasserbillig, 11 70 100 cardboard support, 1920s - Size: 34.5 x 24.5 cm Beautiful advertisement from the Insurance company "La Luxembourgeoise", 1920s, 12 80 120 cardboard support - Size: 31.5 x 41.5 cm Cast iron wall plaque from the insurance company "La Luxembourgeoise", 1920s, excellent 13 220 400 condition - Size: 32 x 41 cm 14 30 50 Advertising calendar "Alph. TREPKOWSKI Couleurs et Vernis" in Limpertsberg, year 1940 Lithographed advertisement of the Jos tobacco factory. Heintz von LANDEWYCK in an 15 880 1100 exceptional state of freshness and preservation, 1904 - Size: 72 x 38.5 cm Enamel plate in 2 parts: Doctor Armande PUTZ-KIHN, 1950s, Fabrique A. NIMAX Luxembourg, 16 60 90 good general condition - Size: 22 x 30 cm and 6 x 30 cm, Thickness: 4 mm Enamelled plate from the 30s: Jean WIROTH, Laines et Cottons, Fabrique EMAILUX - Lintgen, 17 180 300 good general condition outside the edges with presence of rust - Size: 90 x 50 cm 18 20 40 Set of 2 commemorative ashtrays 60 years of the Touring Club Luxembourgeois (1896-1956) Maison de Ventes KANERZ ART Lot Estimation Description low high in silver metal, central golden motif - Length: 16.5 cm + Lëtzebuerg "Fleur de coin" 1990 coins in a box Box of 2 cups decorated with compositions by Sosthène WEIS (1872-1941) + Tray decorated 19 30 50 with a composition by Sosthène WEIS in Limoges porcelain (Museal Editions) Brooch "Cerf", reproduction of Renaissance jewelry gilded with fine gold after a stucco 20 30 50 medallion from the Museum of the City of Luxembourg (Museal Editions) + Cufflinks with the Luxembourg coat of arms, in gilded brass (Museal Editions) Poster Carnival 1954 "Circus BIKKINIE" drawn by LEX, organized by ASSOSS-redoubt at the 21 90 130 "Cercle", Printing P. LINDEN - Size: 95 x 61.5 cm Poster Carnival 1961 "POUPE à l'EAU" drawn by ROSCH, organized by ASSOSS-redoubt at the 22 90 130 "Cercle", Imprimerie centrale - Size: 95 x 61.5 cm Poster drawn by Emile PROBST (1913-2004): The Luxembourg Ardennes, 1950s, HUSS 23 280 400 printing press, tear at the bottom of the page without missing - Size: 100 x 62 cm Poster of the 50th anniversary of the gymnastics club "La Fraternelle" in Esch sur Alzette, 24 380 500 1959, drawn by Emile FOURNELLE (1914-?), Micro tears on the edge but good general condition - Size: 94 x 65 cm Set of 2 EURO coins from 2007 to 2019 edited by the Central Bank of Luxembourg in credit card format with Grand Ducal Palace on the front and particular date in the country's history 25 60 100 on the back, coin under plexiglass capsule, new condition, print depending on the year between 7,500 and 15,000 copies Collection of 3 "PROOF" boxes bringing together the 2 EUROS coins issued during the period 2009-2012, 2013-2015 and 2016-2018, i.e. 17 coins from the Luxembourg Central Bank (BCL), 26 180 300 mintage in small numbers of 3,000 then 2,500 copies + Box of the commemorative coin of 2 EUROS of 2012 printed at 2,000 copies Set of 9 uncirculated commemorative 25 coin rolls of 2 EUROS: 4 x 2005, 2 x 2011, 2012, 27 500 650 2013, 2015 Double set in new condition of 6 "Fleurs de coin" series from the Luxembourg Monetary 28 200 350 Institute containing 4 coins: 1990 to 1994 + set 50th anniversary of the Liberation Beautiful collection of stamps and coins published by the STAMPS OFFICE including the EURO 29 200 350 series of the years and commemorative stamps: 14 boxes from 2003 to 2017 except 2015, new condition Beautiful set of 26 commemorative coins "500 francs - Presidency of the EU 1997 - Jean de 30 200 300 Luxembourg", new condition protected by a plexiglass capsule, coin produced at 6.121 copies - Total weight: 595.4 g Set of 10 commemorative coins "500 francs - 50th anniversary of the liberation of 31 200 300 Luxembourg", new condition protected by plastic flap, coin "Fleur de coin" prodiced in 9,521 copies - Total weight: 228.5 g Maison de Ventes KANERZ ART Lot Estimation Description low high Complete collection made up of 11 cardboard boxes from the series "Faune et Flore au Luxembourg", from 2009 (beginning of edition) to 2019, each containing a 5 EURO coin 32 480 700 composed in its Nordic gold center (5.93 g) and on its silver rim (9 g), circulation of 3,000 copies per year Complete collection made up of 11 cardboard boxes from the "Château du Luxembourg" series, from 2009 (beginning of edition) to 2019, each containing a 5 EURO coin composed in 33 480 700 its center of colored metal and on its silver rim, print of 3,000 copies per year (7,500 the first year) Complete collection made up of 8 cardboard boxes from the series "Cities of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg", from 2012 (beginning of edition) to 2019, each containing a EURO set 34 340 620 and a 2 EURO coin commemorating the year, draw between 5,000 and 10,000 copies per year depending on the year Complete collection made up of 4 cardboard boxes from the series "Monuments of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg", from 2017 (beginning of edition) to 2019, each containing a 35 220 350 square coin of 2.50 EURO composed of Nordic gold and silver , edition of 2,500 copies + 4 EURO "Official Issue" boxes, from 2008 to 2011 Set of 9 commemorative boxes of events impacting the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, most of 36 200 300 the coins in 925 silver Beautiful collection of 12 "BELLE EPREUVE" boxes, Annual set of EUROS coins from the Luxembourg Central Bank, small number printing, numbered boxes and coins in a plexiglass capsule also containing the 2 commemorative 2 EUROS coins of the year: 2007 ( Edition # 37 1400 2000 2,500), 2 x 2008 (1 single coin of 2 € commemorative - # 2.500), 2009 (# 2.000), 2012 (# 2.000), 2013 (# 2.000), 2014 (# 2.000), 2015 (# 1.500 ), 2016 (# 1.500), 2017 (# 1.000), 2018 (# 1.000), 2019 (# 1.000) 38 50 90 Set of 2 new (uncirculated) 50 Francs Luxembourg 1972 banknotes from the C series 39 50 90 Set of 2 banknotes of the 1st World War 1914-1918: 1 Francs and 2 Francs 40 220 350 Set of 5 new (uncirculated) 20 Francs Luxembourg 1966 banknotes from the J series Set of almost brand new (uncirculated) 100 Francs Luxembourg banknotes: 2 x 100 Frs 1968 [series U], 4 x 100 Frs 1970 [2 from series D and 2 from series E], 19 x 100 Frs 1981 [ 2 of the 41 350 550 A series, 2 of the G series including one circulated, 3 of the H series, 8 of the J series, 4 of the K series], 26 x 100 Frs 1986 [11 of the A series, 2 of the series K, 1 in L series, 2 in M series, 3 in P series, 5 in Q series, 1 in R series - 1 in E series circulated] Set of almost brand new (uncirculated) 100 Francs Luxembourg banknotes: 2 x 100 Frs 1968, 42 550 800 4 x 100 Frs 1970, 18 x 100 Frs 1981 (by Charlotte ENGELS), 25 x 100 Frs 1986 (by Pit WEYER) 1.
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