Basilius Besler

5 for sale now · 25 sold since 2013

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3d 1h

Estimate: 3,000 SEK
Tupendan Est.: ≈ 1,550 SEK

Basilius Besler, "Nasturtium Indicum" Ur Hortus Eystettensis.

Estimate3,000SEK

Bukowskis

3d 1h

Estimate: 3,000 SEK
Tupendan Est.: ≈ 1,627 SEK

Basilius Besler, "Paeonia mas flore incarno" Ur Hortus Eystettensis.

Estimate3,000SEK

Bukowskis

3d 1h

Estimate: 3,000 SEK
Tupendan Est.: ≈ 1,500 SEK

Basilius Besler, "Nerion flore rubro" Ur Hortus Eystettensis.

Estimate3,000SEK

Bukowskis

10d 21h

Starting bid: 3,859 SEK

Basilius Besler, 1561-1629 Nuremberg, 2 copperengravings from: Hortus Eystettensis, hand- colored, Spartium hispanicum and Cupre ilus arbor, as well as…

Starting bid3,859SEK

Henry's Auktionshaus AG

10d 21h

Starting bid: 3,859 SEK

Basilius Besler, 1561-1629 Nuremberg, 2 copperengravings from: Hortus Eystettensis, hand- colored, Nepetella, Nepata germanica and Mentafelina, as well as:…

Starting bid3,859SEK

Henry's Auktionshaus AG

Hammer prices

Half of the 25 sold went for between 2,200 and 5,000 kr. One in ten went for more than 6,900 kr.

Number sold per price level

Rarity

43/100Fairly uncommon

about 9 sold per year

Above estimate

28 %

hammered at or above the house's estimate

Bids per lot

typical number of bids on what sells

Sold at

12 houses

in 2 countries

What sellsArt 72 % · Books, Maps & Manuscripts 28 %

Rarity is how seldom something by Basilius Besler is sold at auction, compared with every other name we follow, based on sales in the last two years. It measures supply, not value.

Price trend

What Basilius Besler has sold for at auction, converted to a single piece in normal condition.

SALES

WINDOW

Q2 2025 – Q3 2026

TYPICAL PRICE

3,254 kr

TREND

Not enough data for a trend

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.