Dear bidders,
thank you for your patronage and another successful auction, which reached 90%. The total bidding price of CZK 10,598,000 was increased to an impressive CZK 24,015,000. Among the most expensive works sold were two masterpieces by V&aacute;clav &Scaron;p&aacute;la. The first was an oil on canvas "Bouquet of Polyanthus", for which the new owner paid CZK 837,500. The other was an oil on cardboard "Still life with fruit", which sold for CZK 487,500.
Collector's gems also attracted great interest, including a Rolex Datejust Tridor watch and a limited edition Calatrava Officer by Patek Philippe, issued on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the prestigious watch brand. The highest price increase was recorded by the PRIM TYCHO BRAHE KOSMOS watch from ELTON hodin&aacute;řsk&aacute; a.s., whose price rose by an incredible 442% (starting price CZK 90,000, achieved price CZK 487,500).
The sale of purchased items takes place in the KODL Gallery from Tuesday 24 September, always by appointment on weekdays between 10:00 and 18:00. You can also pay on the spot by card.
Please also take a look at our <a href="https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=wGmRjnpuqpv">virtual auction tour</a>.

Dear bidders, thank you for your support! The success rate of the auction reached 90% and the total bidding price doubled to CZK 24,015,000. We owe this success to you.
The auction of items will take place in the KODL Gallery from Tuesday 24 September, always by appointment on weekdays from 10 am to 6 pm. It is also possible to pay by card on the spot.

Dimensions: 18 &times; 7 cm and 13 &times; 7,5 cm

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Lot #171 – Artslimit online 8 (9/22/2024)

Josef Šíma
(1891–1971)

A Pair of Drawings

Estimate: 150,000 CZK - 300,000 CZK

Starting price: 140,000 CZK

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Lot #171 – Artslimit online 8 (9/22/2024)

Josef Šíma (1891–1971)

A Pair of Drawings

Estimate: 150,000 CZK - 300,000 CZK

Starting price: 140,000 CZK

Other lots in the same auction:

Push your
Artslimit!

Josef Šíma
(1891–1971)