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SOCKERTÅNG OCH 6 KAFFESKEDAR silver.

Sockertång Och 6 Kaffeskedar Silver · Silver and metalware · Karlstad Hammarö Auktionsverk

Open auction lot
40
low priority

Acquisition position

Current all in cost

1200.0 SEK
Current bid or estimate1077.0 SEK
Modelled discount35.8%
Liquidity score84%

Potential market value

Specialist value interval

1000 to 3285 SEK
Value confidence72%
Comparable sales30

Evidence strength

38%
Identity confidence29%
Visual match0%
External references12

Market anomaly

49%
Information gap67%
Potential undervaluation35.8%

Risk profile

13%
Authenticity risk13%
Condition risk6%

Investigation rationale

Why this may be worth considering

  • maker or artist identity supplied
  • auction estimate is materially below the specialist model
  • Estimate materially below specialist value

Decision guardrails

What must be verified

  • category trap check: silver plate
  • missing hallmarks
  • missing fineness
  • missing weight
  • missing date_letter

Visual laboratory

Add and compare research imagery

Object record

Known facts and missing information

ArtistSockertång Och 6 Kaffeskedar Silver
MakerMissing
MediumMissing
MaterialsMissing
Dimensions? × ? × ? cm
WeightMissing g
YearMissing
EditionMissing
MarksMissing
ConditionBruksslitage.
ProvenanceMissing
Modelsilver_metalware_specialist 2.0.0

Skedarnas längd 12 cm. Total vikt 90 g.

Identity resolution

Artist and maker hypotheses

Ranked from independent evidence. Confirmation or rejection becomes controlled training data.

12 candidates
1 independent sources

Timothy O'Sullivan (American, born Ireland, 1840–1882) and Mark Klett (American, born 1952)

Visual 0% · Name 41% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

25% combined confidence
1 independent sources

Dieter Appelt German, born 1935

Visual 0% · Name 39% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

25% combined confidence
1 independent sources

Sally Mann American, born 1951

Visual 0% · Name 38% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

25% combined confidence
1 independent sources

Toshiko Takaezu (American, 1922–2011)

Visual 0% · Name 38% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

25% combined confidence
1 independent sources

Édouard Baldus (French, born Germany, 1813–1889) printed by Chicago Albumen Works

Visual 0% · Name 37% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

25% combined confidence
1 independent sources

Worcester Porcelain Factory (Warmstry House Period, 1751–1783) Worcester, England, founded 1751

Visual 0% · Name 36% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

25% combined confidence
1 independent sources

Francis Alÿs Belgian, born 1959

Visual 0% · Name 36% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

24% combined confidence
1 independent sources

Manufactured by Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory (French, founded 1740) Designed by Léonard-Agathon van Weydeveld (French, born Belgian 1841-1923) France, Sèvres

Visual 0% · Name 36% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

24% combined confidence
1 independent sources

Harvey Lewis American, c. 1783–1835 Philadelphia

Visual 0% · Name 35% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

24% combined confidence
1 independent sources

Frank Lloyd Wright American, 1867–1959

Visual 0% · Name 35% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

24% combined confidence
1 independent sources

Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923-1997) screenprint printed by Charles Cardinale at Fine Creations, Inc. photograph printed by Slide-O-Chrome Corporation published by Original Editions, in collaboration with Leo Castelli Gallery

Visual 0% · Name 35% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

24% combined confidence
1 independent sources

Francis W. Cooper American, active 1840–1851 New York

Visual 0% · Name 34% · Marks 25% · Material 40%

24% combined confidence

Closed deal feedback

Teach the valuation model

Enter the verified hammer price after the auction closes. Only verified outcomes become calibration data.

Learning guardrail

Truth before training

  • Unverified AI output is stored as a hypothesis only.
  • One-source matches are confidence capped.
  • Rejected matches improve source and feature calibration.
  • At least five verified closed sales are required per category.

Global research evidence

Reference material found elsewhere

12 references
Art Institute of Chicago

Centerpiece: The Scarf Dance (Surtout: Le jeu de l'écharpe)

Manufactured by Sèvres Porcelain Manufactory (French, founded 1740) Designed by Léonard-Agathon van Weydeveld (French, born Belgian 1841-1923) France, Sèvres

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open
Art Institute of Chicago

The Presence of Things in Time (Die Präsenz der Dinge in der Zeit)

Dieter Appelt German, born 1935

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open
Art Institute of Chicago

Tea and Coffee Service

Francis W. Cooper American, active 1840–1851 New York

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open
Art Institute of Chicago

Tea and Coffee Service

Harvey Lewis American, c. 1783–1835 Philadelphia

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open
Art Institute of Chicago

Six Bowls

Toshiko Takaezu (American, 1922–2011)

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open
Art Institute of Chicago

Quartz Mill near Virginia City

Timothy O'Sullivan (American, born Ireland, 1840–1882) and Mark Klett (American, born 1952)

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open
Art Institute of Chicago

Tea Set

Worcester Porcelain Factory (Warmstry House Period, 1751–1783) Worcester, England, founded 1751

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open
Art Institute of Chicago

Untitled

Édouard Baldus (French, born Germany, 1813–1889) printed by Chicago Albumen Works

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open
Art Institute of Chicago

Henry Wallis, Summer Cottage, Lake Delavan, Wisconsin

Frank Lloyd Wright American, 1867–1959

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open
Art Institute of Chicago

Rodney Plogger at 6:01, from the series "Immediate Family"

Sally Mann American, born 1951

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open
Art Institute of Chicago

The Prophet (Part 6/6)

Francis Alÿs Belgian, born 1959

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open
Art Institute of Chicago

Landscape 6, from Ten Landscapes

Roy Lichtenstein (American, 1923-1997) screenprint printed by Charles Cardinale at Fine Creations, Inc. photograph printed by Slide-O-Chrome Corporation published by Original Editions, in collaboration with Leo Castelli Gallery

0% similarityCheck object rights; API metadata is open

Comparable logic

Specialist model explanation

Comparable IDMatchPriceReasons
1176363%1000.0 SEKidentity 90%, material 45%, size 62%, title 73%, hallmarks 45%, weight 62%
2096561%5500.0 SEKidentity 81%, material 45%, size 62%, title 77%, hallmarks 45%, weight 62%
1582559%8621.0 SEKidentity 75%, material 45%, size 62%, title 75%, hallmarks 45%, weight 62%
375556%1650.0 SEKidentity 67%, material 45%, size 62%, title 67%, hallmarks 45%, weight 62%
1899754%453.0 SEKidentity 60%, material 45%, size 62%, title 60%, hallmarks 45%, weight 62%
1656954%1300.0 SEKidentity 59%, material 45%, size 62%, title 59%, hallmarks 45%, weight 62%
1915453%1611.0 SEKidentity 60%, material 45%, size 62%, title 53%, hallmarks 45%, weight 62%
79053%850.0 SEKidentity 58%, material 45%, size 62%, title 58%, hallmarks 45%, weight 62%

Automatic signature module

Every artwork image is checked for signatures and marks

The local engine detects and isolates candidate regions, searches the trusted mark library and runs conservative signature forensics. Optional AI interprets unreadable regions and creates research queries without changing the forensic verdict.

Candidate regions0
Signature regions0
AI enrichmentLocal only
PipelineNot run

No automatic mark result yet

The module runs during normal analysis when a local image is available.

Marks laboratory

Isolate and identify signatures, hallmarks and maker marks

110 independent methods generate cleanup variants, stroke and symbol descriptors, library matches, trust controls and conflict warnings.

Open mark library

Match an unknown mark

Upload the tightest available crop. Include a little surrounding surface so the system can separate paint, engraving, glare and background.

Add a known reference

Signature forensics

Check consistency with known genuine variation

This does not declare a signature genuine. It measures fit against a multi-source reference set, confusing signers and natural variation.

No forensic check yet

Run mark matching first, then compare the questioned signature against a sufficiently broad trusted reference set.

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