Heinrich Friedrich Füger
Unknown
Found at
Christies,
London
European Noble & Private Collections Including Fine Tapestries Part I, Lot 133
30. Sep - 30. Sep 2014
European Noble & Private Collections Including Fine Tapestries Part I, Lot 133
30. Sep - 30. Sep 2014
Estimate: 2.000 - 3.000 GBP
Price realised: 1.250 GBP
Price realised: 1.250 GBP
Description
HEINRICH FRIEDRICH FÜGER (AUSTRO-GERMAN, 1751-1818)
Archduke Joseph (1776-1847), Palatine of Hungary 1796-1847, in brown coat, black stock, powdered hair; together with a young archduke or prince, in embroidered brown coat, wearing the jewel of the Order of the Golden Fleece, lace cravat, powdered hair
on ivory
ovals, 2 ¾ in. (69 mm.); 2 3/8 in. (60 mm.) high, associated wood frame and gilt-metal mount, respectively
Archduke Joseph (1776-1847), Palatine of Hungary 1796-1847, in brown coat, black stock, powdered hair; together with a young archduke or prince, in embroidered brown coat, wearing the jewel of the Order of the Golden Fleece, lace cravat, powdered hair
on ivory
ovals, 2 ¾ in. (69 mm.); 2 3/8 in. (60 mm.) high, associated wood frame and gilt-metal mount, respectively
Auction result misses estimated price range
In September 2014 a collector was able to acquire the work Unknown by Heinrich Friedrich Füger for GBP 1,250.00 (€ 1,605.56). This price was achieved in the auction European Noble & Private Collections Including Fine Tapestries Part I at Christies in London and was even below the estimate range of GBP 2,000.00 – 3,000.00 set by the auction house. Of course, this price has nothing to do with the top prices that other works by Heinrich Friedrich Füger achieve. The highest price we have observed so far was reached by the work Jupiter in December 2020 with an auction result of GBP 163,800.00 (€ 182,979.20).
Auktionsergebnis verfehlt die Schätzpreisspanne
Im September 2014 konnte ein Sammler die Arbeit Unknown von Heinrich Friedrich Füger für GBP 1.250,00 (€ 1.605,56) erwerben. Dieser Preis wurde in der Auktion European Noble & Private Collections Including Fine Tapestries Part I bei Christies in London erzielt und lag noch unterhalb der von dem Auktionshaus angesetzten Schätzpreisspanne von GBP 2.000,00 – 3.000,00. Dieser Preis hat freilich nichts mit den Spitzenpreisen zu tun, die andere Arbeiten von Heinrich Friedrich Füger erzielen. Den höchsten von uns bisher beobachteten Preis erreichte die Arbeit Jupiter im Dezember 2020 mit einem Auktionsergebnis von GBP 163.800,00 (€ 182.979,20).
Heinrich Friedrich Füger - Auction history
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