BEST SALES 2025.
Once again, we've reached our traditional "Best Sales" post – and this time, it is, of course, BEST SALES 2025!
As in previous years, it's not necessarily the most expensive sales that characterize the selection of featured items. It's much more about rarity – historical value – and the experience that comes with buying, owning, and passing on these exciting items.
Many of the items bear clear signs of use from previous owners, which enhances the sense of sentimental value and the personal significance these items have held. This element makes it especially fascinating to be lucky enough to be part of the items' continued journey through history.
The experience of owning, appraising, and offering items like these for sale is a huge part of the joy. In the shop, we feel how the items gain new energy through the attention and contact with their new owners – people like us, who often fulfill a big dream by acquiring the rare item they have searched and looked for.
We are proud to be a link in this absolutely magical story, where the items themselves play the leading role.
Warm regards,
Kim Zoll
3rd generation and owner of Zoll Antiques.
And Viktor Nielsen – 1st generation intern at Zoll Antiques.
Below are the 9 selected items:
Older Greenlandic mask, from the mid-1900s. East Greenland
Bent Karlby, vintage wall lamp for LYFA - From 1974.
Model: Peacock.
Original 1st print STAR WARS 1977, 1-SHEET STYLE A 77/21-0 TRI-FOLD US premiere Poster, from 1977. 1st edition.
Berlingske Tidende. No. 1.
It was first published on January 3, 1749. Berlingske Tidende is Denmark's oldest existing newspaper – so this is a rare original copy.
Original antique Danish wolf skull, from the 18th century.
(Cranium Canis Lupus)
Antique Faroese whaling knife. From 1800/early 1900s.
Knives of this antique type are quite rare for sale.
Björn Weckström (1935-) 14-karat gold earrings, set with genuine cultured pearls, in classic Finnish brutalist style, for Lapponia, From 1971. Model: "By the springs".
ARDY STRÜVER (b.1939-2023) Surrealist abstract mixed media painting, from 1965. Title: Wymienic u kogo (name someone.)
Original antique human skull (cranium homo sapiens), from the 15th century.
Provenance: From a large Zealand antiquity and ancient objects collection. According to the provenance, it is from the 1400s!
And finally, we must also highlight that towards the end of 2025, we had the pleasure of having Viktor join the shop as an intern. His interest in strange objects led him here, and it is a true pleasure to have him in the shop! We hope to keep him well into 2026!
