Prestige of a Luxembourg Estate

We are delighted to invite you to our upcoming exceptional auction, curated around the dispersion of a major Luxembourg estate. This summer event is sure to captivate the most discerning collectors, featuring a rigorous selection of fine art, haute horlogerie, and designer furniture.

Jewelry & Fine Watches

The auction will open with a remarkable selection of vintage jewelry and prestigious timepieces, including a highly sought-after Rolex GMT-Master II as well as a Cartier Ronde Folle watch—a true jewelry masterpiece featuring a magnificent bezel and grid entirely set with brilliant-cut diamonds.

Modern & Contemporary Art

This sale will showcase major names of the 20th and 21st centuries:

• Pierre Soulages (Lot 115): An exceptional etching (Publisher: Galerie de France; Printer: Lacourière-Frélaut, Paris).

• Robert Combas: "Portrait de Georges Brassens" (1992), an acrylic on plate, signed on the reverse.

• Bram Bogart: A powerful work dated 2001.

• Didier Triglia: "NANYUKI" (2013), a canvas with mesmerizing shapes and colors.

• Johann Georg Müller: An abstract composition from 1967, referenced under number M67/20 (page 74) in the artist's catalogue raisonné (Verzeichnis der Malerei und Druckgraphik).

• Luxembourg artist Moritz NEY will also be showcased through a significant group of paintings, including "Les Cerises", "Le Couple", "Les cafetières", and "Les chevaux sauvages".

Great 20th-Century Design

Lovers of modern lines will be delighted by pieces from iconic designers:

• Jorge Zalszupin (Lot 146): The highlight of this section, the mythical "Petalas" coffee table, still bearing its original "l'atelier Móveis S.A." label underneath the top.

• Pierre Paulin (Lot 139): The incredible and iconic "Ribbon Chair" (1966), presented in its original "Momentum" fabric upholstery by Jack Lenor Larsen.

• Pierre Chapo: A beautiful pair of elm tables, from a special commission in 1976.

• Svend Aage Holm Sørensen: A rare and sculptural "Rocket" model floor lamp.

• Cini Boeri: The spectacular, sleek glass "Ghost" armchair (FIAM Italia Edition, circa 2007).

Old Master Drawings & Period Furniture

The auction will continue in style as classical masterpieces and fine cabinetmaking take center stage:

• Drawing (Lot 220): A sumptuous red chalk drawing (sanguine) by the 16th-century Italian School depicting "The Transfiguration".

• Lot 210: A large Louis XVI fauteuil à la reine stamped by Jean-Baptiste LELARGE III (became Master in 1775), featuring a beautiful Aubusson tapestry upholstery.

• An elegant Louis XV commode d'entre-deux stamped by master cabinetmaker Adrien FLEURY and COULON.

• Lot 219: A spectacular and exceptional exhibition cabinet (cabinet d'apparat) attributed to Ferdinando Pogliani. This masterful piece in ebony and ebonized wood is finely inlaid with ivory foliage motifs and richly set with hardstones and semi-precious stones in cabochons or medallions (including blood jasper, carnelian, agates, and malachites).

Street Art

Finally, a very fine collection of lithographs and screenprints by Pop Art and Street Art icons will bring this auction to a close, including works by Banksy, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Yayoi Kusama, Mr. Brainwash, Roy Lichtenstein, Tom Wesselmann, and Damien Hirst.

We look forward to welcoming many of you to this exceptional event!

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Fees in addition to the hammer price: 25% incl. VAT
Additional fees for the Lux-Auction platform: +2% incl. VAT.
Additional fees for the Interenchères platform: +1.8% incl. VAT.
Additional fees for the Drouot platform: +3% incl. VAT.
Additional fees charged by the Invaluable platform: approximately 5% (including VAT), subject to variation.
You can pay by credit card, bank transfer or in cash up to €10,000, subject to legal limits. Cheques are not accepted.
You will be able to collect the lots you have purchased once payment has been settled.