Kähler
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6,500 DKK in original currency · Hammer price — the house doesn't publish bid history.
Condition
Top rim with a minor chip.
Read automatically from the house's condition description.
A large earthenware vase glazed with animals and foliage in green, blue and brown on a cream-coloured base. Signed HAK, Danmark. Made by Kähler. H. 30 cm. Diam. 26 cm.
What similar lots actually hammered for — before the house's fees.
Tupendan Est.
2,008 – 4,887SEK
Median 2,846 SEK for this lot, based on 42 semantically similar sold lots in the same category. Adjusted for quantity and condition (empirical factors from 31,000+ same-model sales). The range is the 25th–75th percentile.
Sold for 9,651 SEK — +239 % vs. the Tupendan estimate of 2,846 SEK.
Comparable sales
Earthenware floor vase decorated with cream and green glaze. Signed HAK, Danmark. H. 45 cm.15/09/20266,042 SEK
An earthenware vase with glazed pattern in brown, white, red and green on blue base. Signed HAK. Made by Kähler. H. 29 cm. Diam. ca. 17 cm.01/09/20261,636 SEK
Kähler: Flowerpot and two earthenware vases deocrated with cream colored, brown, and blue glazes. H. 19–26 cm. (3)28/07/20262,713 SEK
Earthenware vase and dish decorated with uranium glaze. Signed HAK. Manufactured by Kähler. Vase H. 23. Dish diam. 31.5 cm.06/10/20261,203 SEK
Kähler: A selection of earthenware vases and pipe ashtray, decorated with cream, brown and blue glaze. Signed HAK. H. 23–30 cm. (3)04/08/20262,713 SEK
Earthenware floot vase, decorated with cream, blue, black and brown glaze. Signed HAK. Manufactured by Kähler. H. 44 cm.08/09/20268,206 SEKShowing 6 of 42 in the basis.
Price trend · “KÄHLER large”
Open in Price History Lab25 matches of a different object type (e.g. accessories like cushions for the item) were excluded. Each sale is normalised to a neutral single item — hammer price divided by empirically measured quantity and condition factors (a pair ≈ 1.41× a single, damaged ≈ 0.82×) — the same recipe as the Tupendan valuation engine. Trend is a Theil–Sen fit over quarterly medians; under ±5%/yr we call it stable.
