Highlights des ventes passées

German Private Collection, North Rhine-Westphalia (1970–2004) · Gorny & Mosch, Munich, Germany, 11 December 2024, lot 539 · Ulrich Hoffmann, Stuttgart, Germany

Royal-Athena Galleries, New York, 1988 · A. & B. Schirmer, Berlin, Germany

Albert Hahl (1868-1945), Bavaria, Germany · Linden-Museum, Stuttgart, Germany (1899) · Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany (1959)

Kuhn-Lucht, Berlin, Germany · Bernd Gackstätter, “Antiken-Kabinett”, Frankfurt a. M., Germany (2008) · German Private Collection

Dieter Lensing, Düsseldorf, Germany · Bernd Gackstätter, “Antiken-Kabinett”, Frankfurt a. M., Germany (2010) · German Private Collection

Hong Kong Private Collection (1990-2008) · New York Private Collection (since 2008)

Aalderink, Amsterdam, The Netherlands · Martin Doustar, Brussels, Belgium · Lempertz, Brussels, Belgium, 31 January 2024, lot 171

Albert Hahl (1868-1945), Bavaria, Germany · Linden-Museum, Stuttgart, Germany (1899) · Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany (1959)

Gaston de Havenon (1904-1993), New York, USA · North German Private Collection (1975)

Hans Himmelheber (1908-2003), Heidelberg, Germany (coll. in situ, 1938/39) · Paul & Ursula Seiler, Basel, Switzerland · Swiss Private Collection · Adrian Schlag, Brussels, Belgium · Jacques Germain, Montreal, Canada · Zemanek-Münster, Würzburg, 28 May 2016, lot 461

Heinrich Ahlvers, Germany · Ahlvers worked from 1890-94 as a general purser for the shipping company Norddeutscher Lloyd in German Guinea. Until his internment in Australia in 1914, he ran a hotel in the former Friedrich Wilhelm harbour, now Madang, on the northern tip of Papua New Guinea.

Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany · German Private Collection, Munich

Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany · German Private Collection, Munich

Stanley Gordon Moriarty, Sydney, Australia · German Private Collection, Munich

Johann F. Gustav Umlauff (1833-1889), Hamburg, Germany · Julius Konietzko (1886-1952), Hamburg, Germany (1933) · Lore Kegel (1901-1980), Hamburg, Germany · Boris Kegel-Konietzko (1925-2020), Hamburg, Germany · Kegel-Konietzko & Dorn, Hamburg, Germany

Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany (1964)

Ulrich Hoffmann, Stuttgart, Germany · Günther & Ursula Hartmann, Berlin, Germany

German Private Collection

Klaus Clausmeyer, Düsseldorf, Germany · Sotheby Parke Bernet, New York, African & Oceanic Art, November 9, 1979, lot 136 · Richard Rüegg, Zurich, Switzerland

Américo Cardoso Botelho, Lisbon, Portugal

Emil Storrer, Zurich, Switzerland

German Colonial Collection, collected in situ before 1914. · Heinrich Vorwahl, Hamburg / Quakenbrück, Germany (born in 1898, year of death unknown, teacher and editor in religious studies, philosophy and philology as well as in history of medicine (focused on folk medicine) · Vorwahl Family Collection, Germany

Lance Entwistle, Paris, France · Edith Hafter, Solothurn, Switzerland

Museum Goddefroy, Hamburg, (existed from 1861 to 1885) · Carl A. Pöhl, Hamburg, Germany (1883) · presumably: Walter Bondy (1880-1940), Berlin, Germany · Ludwig Leicher, Berlin, Germany

Trésor des Saléfoué, Côte d’Ivoire (prior to 1910) · Joseph Cornet, French Administrative Official · Louis Pieter Cornelis (Lode) van Rijn, Amsterdam, The Netherlands (Galerie Kephri), 1970’s · Walter Kaiser, Stuttgart, Germany · Manfred Pütz, Cologne, Germany (1974)

Everett Burton Helm, Minneapolis/Berlin, USA/ Germany Helm (1913-1999) was an American composer, musicologist and music critic. He studied at Harvard, and then after having been awarded a travel fellowship, with Gian Francesco Malipiero in Asolo, Italy and Ralph Vaughan Williams in England. In 1948, he was appointed Music Officer for the occupying US army in Germany. · From 1950 and into the 1960s, Helm worked as a music critic in Germany. In parallel, he was composing. The Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra commissioned and premiered his First Piano Concerto in 1951, the same year as his first opera, Adam and Eve, was performed at the Hessisches Staatstheater Wiesbaden.

Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany · Klaus Hummel, Korb, Germany (1967-80) Hummel (1939-2006) was an antiques dealer. Collecting African Art was his private hobby. Between 1967 and 1980, he bought and bartered a multitude of ancient African masks and figurines predominantly during his trips to Mr. Bretschneider in Munich and to Mr. Krieg in Neuenkirchen.

Erwin & Susanne Melchardt, Vienna, Austria

Erwin & Susanne Melchardt, Vienna, Austria

Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany · Munich Private Collection

Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany · Munich Private Collection

Carl Haug, Friedrich-Wilhelms-Hafen (Madang), Papua New Guinea · Linden-Museum, Stuttgart, Germany (1909) · Arthur Speyer, Berlin, Germany (1965) · Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany · Munich Private Collection The figure was collected by Carl Haug, who worked in German New Guinea as captain on the North German Lloyd steamer “Siar”, which was launched in 1902. He sailed the “Siar” in rotation with Captain Hermann Voogdt and Alfred Knoth, both of whom were also enthusiastic collectors of ethnographic artefacts.

Johann F. Gustav Umlauff, Hamburg, Germany · Ernst von Sieglin (1848-1927), Stuttgart, Germany · Linden-Museum, Stuttgart, Germany (1905) · Ludwig Bretschneider, Munich, Germany (1969) · Munich Private Collection

Portuguese Collection (collected in situ, before 1900) · German Private Collection

Jean Houzeau de Lehaie, Mons, Belgium (1867-1959), coll. in situ 1933 · Jef van der Straete, Lasne, Belgium (1903-1984) · Belgian Private Collection (1970’s)

American Private Collection, New York · Jean-David Cahn, Basel, Switzerland (2001) · Angela Henkel-Küsters, Düsseldorf, Germany

Lorenz Eckert, Basel, Switzerland (1950) · Hans Hess, Basel, Switzerland (1970) · Eduard Hess, Basel, Switzerland

Muller-Van Isterbeek, Brussels, Belgium · Aaron Furman, New York, USA / Portugal (around 1959) · Allan Stone, New York, USA

August Bödiger, Bonn, 29 March 1977, lot 1213 · Hans Peter Urban, Bonn, Germany / Marbella, Spain