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29
Median
£386
25–75% range
£122 – £1,700
Overall range
£55 – £139,000
Distribution
£0
£3,500
£7,500
£11,000
£14,500
29
comparables for
“Jacob Steen”
· page 1 of 2
· Dec 2025
Jacob Steen
NOK 1,254
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NOK 6,000
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· Dec 2025
Jacob Steen
NOK 1,254
est
NOK 6,000
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Silver & Gold
· Mar 2026
Jacob Steen
NOK 264
est
NOK 3,000
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· Mar 2026
Jacob Steen
· Aug 2025
Jacob Steen
NOK 723
est
NOK 9,000
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· Aug 2025
Jacob Steen
· Oct 2012
Matsked, silver, fiolmodell, stpl Jacob Steen
SEK 1,300
est
SEK 1,300
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· May 2014
Set of six Norwegian Rococo silver spoons. Maker Jacob Steen, licensed
DKK 935
est
DKK 8,500
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· Jan 2016
Literature; Jacob Cats - 's Werelts begin, midden, eynde, besloten in den Trou-Ring, met den Proef-Steen van den selven - 1731
€4,100
est
€4,100
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· Nov 1992
CATS, Jacob. 's Werelts begin, midden, eynde, besloten in den trou-ringh, mit den proef-steen van den selven. Amsterdam: Nicolaes van Ravestyn for Evert Cloppenburgh, 1643. Two parts in
£275
est
£275
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· Jan 2018
Skedar, sex stycken
SEK 3,400
est
SEK 3,400
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· Jan 2018
Skedar, sex stycken
· Dec 2025
BORDSSKEDAR 2 stycken, silver, Norge och Sverige.
SEK 1,428
est
SEK 1,500
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· Jan 2009
Diverse norske sølvskjeer, sent 1700-tallet & midt 1800-tallet (3)
NOK 103
est
NOK 1,050
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kestenbaum
· Nov 2025
<p><span style="color:#9C0000"><strong>(BIBLE).</strong></span></p> <p><br /></p> <p>Chamishah Chumshei Torah [Pentateuch]. With Five Scrolls and Haphtaroth. </p> <p><br /></p> <p>Title surrounded by verses. Separate title for Haphtaroth. Very small type (for which this printer was celebrated for) with nikud. First word in each book within typographic border. Tailpiece. </p> <p><br /></p> <p>ff. 327. Stained, f. 325 taped with loss of couple of letters. Contemporary calf, rubbed. Two clasps and hinges, a.e.g. 24mo. </p> <p>Vinograd, Amsterdam 602; Fuks 551 (with variations, see below).</p> <p><br /></p> <p>Amsterdam, Caspar Steen, 1693.</p> <p><br /></p> <p><span style="color:#9C0000"><strong>First book issued by Caspar Steen. </strong></span></p> <p><span style="color:#9C0000"><strong><br /></strong></span></p> <p>The House of Caspar Steen in Amsterdam was a unique phenomenon in the world of eighteenth century printing. Steen was the only non-Jew of this era to print exclusively Hebrew books. See Fuks, Hebrew Typography in the Northern Nertherlands 1585-1815 (1987), p. 416. </p> <p><br /></p> <p>The unique format of this Bible edition, tall and narrow (later emulated by bibliophile Ephraim Deinard) makes for a most esthetic book. </p> <p> Our copy differs from that of Fuks in a few respects: </p> <p>1) According to our title, the work was commissioned by Antony Steen (son of Caspar Steen), not by Jacob b. Moses Raphael de Cordova, as in Fuk’s title; </p> <p>2) In our title for the Haphtaroth, there is no mention of Caspar and Antony Steen; neither do we have the error “giGath egoz” in the chronogram, but rather the correct spelling “giNath egoz”; </p> <p>3) Though we have the notice of the compositor, Joseph (not Jacob!) ben Moses Segal of Hamburg, we do not have the colophon “Be-Amsterdam bi-defus u-be-veith Caspar Steen”; and finally, </p> <p>4) In our copy, the final three leaves (ff. 325-327) are numbered, as opposed to Fuk’s copy where they are unnumbered.</p>
· Oct 2009
Cats (Jacob). 's Werelts begin, midden, eynde,
£1,700
est
£1,700
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· Jun 2012
An 18th century Dutch silver presentation trowel By Reyndert Ringnalda Amsterdam 1782, also remarked in 19th century
£1,200
est
£1,200
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· Nov 1995
Jacob Gole
£345
est
£345
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· Nov 1995
Jacob Gole
£345
est
£345
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· Dec 2007
Roast fowl, a pie, oysters and other food on silver platters, with a glass of wine on a cloth-covered table
£3,250
est
£3,250
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· Dec 2006
Bream in a stoneware bowl with onions, crabs, fish filets, a bucket and copper pots on a ledge
£20,400
est
£20,400
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· Dec 2016
[Sculpture] Lot with 27 reference works
€100
est
€100
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· Dec 2016
[Sculpture] Lot with 27 reference works
· Oct 2021
Kunstnerkollektivet Selvsving
DKK 121
est
DKK 1,050
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· Oct 2021
Kunstnerkollektivet Selvsving
· Dec 2015
[Medicine] Alle de Wercken
€550
est
€550
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· Dec 2015
· Sept 2023
CATS, Jacob
€200
est
€200
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· Sept 2023
CATS, Jacob
€200
est
€200
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· Dec 1998
Wild strawberries in a porcelain bowl with carnations, a stoneware flagon, a roemer, a bread roll, a knife, green olives on a pewter platter, a glass, a pie
£139,000
est
£139,000
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· Feb 2019
Sportböcker
SEK 650
est
SEK 650
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· Feb 2019
Sportböcker
SEK 650
est
–
· Jul 2015
Jacob Maris (1837–1899). Bijvoegsel van 'de Amsterdammer' door Jan Pieter Veth (1864-1925)
€100
est
€100
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kestenbaum
· Jun 2021
<b>MENASSEH BEN ISRAEL.<br />Mikveh Israel [“Hope of Israel.”] Translated from Dutch to Hebrew by Elyakim ben Jacob Schatz. ff. 66. <<* Bound with:>> Benjamin of Tudela. Masa’oth shel Rabi Benyamin [“Travels of Benjamin of Tudela.”] ff. 27.</b> <br /> <br /> <br /> <span>Two works in one volume.</span> <br />Browned and stained. Modern calf, spine tilted in gilt. 16mo. Vinograd, Amst. 660 and 659. <br />Amsterdam: Asher Anshel & Partners, and Caspar Steen 1698 <br /> <br /> <br />FIRST HEBREW EDITION of Esperança de Israel, Menasseh ben Israel’s treatise on the Ten Lost Tribes and the related revelations of Antonio Montezinos (Aaron Levi), a Marrano interloper in New Spain (today Ecuador). An important work that laid the groundwork for the Re-admission of the Jews to England in 1656.
US$600
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NOK 264
est
NOK 3,000
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Silver & Gold
NOK 723
est
NOK 9,000
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Silver & Gold
· Oct 2012
Matsked, silver, fiolmodell, stpl Jacob Steen
SEK 1,300
est
SEK 1,300
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Silver & Gold
· May 2014
Set of six Norwegian Rococo silver spoons. Maker Jacob Steen, licensed
DKK 935
est
DKK 8,500
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Silver & Gold
· Jan 2016
Literature; Jacob Cats - 's Werelts begin, midden, eynde, besloten in den Trou-Ring, met den Proef-Steen van den selven - 1731
€4,100
est
€4,100
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Books, Maps & Manuscripts
· Nov 1992
CATS, Jacob. 's Werelts begin, midden, eynde, besloten in den trou-ringh, mit den proef-steen van den selven. Amsterdam: Nicolaes van Ravestyn for Evert Cloppenburgh, 1643. Two parts in
£275
est
£275
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Books, Maps & Manuscripts
SEK 3,400
est
SEK 3,400
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Silver & Gold
· Dec 2025
BORDSSKEDAR 2 stycken, silver, Norge och Sverige.
SEK 1,428
est
SEK 1,500
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Silver & Gold
· Jan 2009
Diverse norske sølvskjeer, sent 1700-tallet & midt 1800-tallet (3)
NOK 103
est
NOK 1,050
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Silver & Gold
US$450
kestenbaum
· Nov 2025
<p><span style="color:#9C0000"><strong>(BIBLE).</strong></span></p> <p><br /></p> <p>Chamishah Chumshei Torah [Pentateuch]. With Five Scrolls and Haphtaroth. </p> <p><br /></p> <p>Title surrounded by verses. Separate title for Haphtaroth. Very small type (for which this printer was celebrated for) with nikud. First word in each book within typographic border. Tailpiece. </p> <p><br /></p> <p>ff. 327. Stained, f. 325 taped with loss of couple of letters. Contemporary calf, rubbed. Two clasps and hinges, a.e.g. 24mo. </p> <p>Vinograd, Amsterdam 602; Fuks 551 (with variations, see below).</p> <p><br /></p> <p>Amsterdam, Caspar Steen, 1693.</p> <p><br /></p> <p><span style="color:#9C0000"><strong>First book issued by Caspar Steen. </strong></span></p> <p><span style="color:#9C0000"><strong><br /></strong></span></p> <p>The House of Caspar Steen in Amsterdam was a unique phenomenon in the world of eighteenth century printing. Steen was the only non-Jew of this era to print exclusively Hebrew books. See Fuks, Hebrew Typography in the Northern Nertherlands 1585-1815 (1987), p. 416. </p> <p><br /></p> <p>The unique format of this Bible edition, tall and narrow (later emulated by bibliophile Ephraim Deinard) makes for a most esthetic book. </p> <p> Our copy differs from that of Fuks in a few respects: </p> <p>1) According to our title, the work was commissioned by Antony Steen (son of Caspar Steen), not by Jacob b. Moses Raphael de Cordova, as in Fuk’s title; </p> <p>2) In our title for the Haphtaroth, there is no mention of Caspar and Antony Steen; neither do we have the error “giGath egoz” in the chronogram, but rather the correct spelling “giNath egoz”; </p> <p>3) Though we have the notice of the compositor, Joseph (not Jacob!) ben Moses Segal of Hamburg, we do not have the colophon “Be-Amsterdam bi-defus u-be-veith Caspar Steen”; and finally, </p> <p>4) In our copy, the final three leaves (ff. 325-327) are numbered, as opposed to Fuk’s copy where they are unnumbered.</p>
US$450
Books, Maps & Manuscripts
· Oct 2009
Cats (Jacob). 's Werelts begin, midden, eynde,
£1,700
est
£1,700
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—
Books, Maps & Manuscripts
· Jun 2012
An 18th century Dutch silver presentation trowel By Reyndert Ringnalda Amsterdam 1782, also remarked in 19th century
£1,200
est
£1,200
–
—
Silver & Gold
Arts & Graphics
· Dec 2007
Roast fowl, a pie, oysters and other food on silver platters, with a glass of wine on a cloth-covered table
£3,250
est
£3,250
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Arts & Graphics
· Dec 2006
Bream in a stoneware bowl with onions, crabs, fish filets, a bucket and copper pots on a ledge
£20,400
est
£20,400
–
—
Arts & Graphics
€100
est
€100
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Arts & Graphics
DKK 121
est
DKK 1,050
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Arts & Graphics
[Medicine] Alle de Wercken
€550
est
€550
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Books, Maps & Manuscripts
Books, Maps & Manuscripts
· Dec 1998
Wild strawberries in a porcelain bowl with carnations, a stoneware flagon, a roemer, a bread roll, a knife, green olives on a pewter platter, a glass, a pie
£139,000
est
£139,000
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Arts & Graphics
SEK 650
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Miscellaneous
· Jul 2015
Jacob Maris (1837–1899). Bijvoegsel van 'de Amsterdammer' door Jan Pieter Veth (1864-1925)
€100
est
€100
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Arts & Graphics
kestenbaum
· Jun 2021
<b>MENASSEH BEN ISRAEL.<br />Mikveh Israel [“Hope of Israel.”] Translated from Dutch to Hebrew by Elyakim ben Jacob Schatz. ff. 66. <<* Bound with:>> Benjamin of Tudela. Masa’oth shel Rabi Benyamin [“Travels of Benjamin of Tudela.”] ff. 27.</b> <br /> <br /> <br /> <span>Two works in one volume.</span> <br />Browned and stained. Modern calf, spine tilted in gilt. 16mo. Vinograd, Amst. 660 and 659. <br />Amsterdam: Asher Anshel & Partners, and Caspar Steen 1698 <br /> <br /> <br />FIRST HEBREW EDITION of Esperança de Israel, Menasseh ben Israel’s treatise on the Ten Lost Tribes and the related revelations of Antonio Montezinos (Aaron Levi), a Marrano interloper in New Spain (today Ecuador). An important work that laid the groundwork for the Re-admission of the Jews to England in 1656.
US$600
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![<p><span style="color:#9C0000"><strong>(BIBLE).</strong></span></p>
<p><br /></p>
<p>Chamishah Chumshei Torah [Pentateuch]. With Five Scrolls and Haphtaroth. </p>
<p><br /></p>
<p>Title surrounded by verses. Separate title for Haphtaroth. Very small type (for which this printer was celebrated for) with nikud. First word in each book within typographic border. Tailpiece. </p>
<p><br /></p>
<p>ff. 327. Stained, f. 325 taped with loss of couple of letters. Contemporary calf, rubbed. Two clasps and hinges, a.e.g. 24mo. </p>
<p>Vinograd, Amsterdam 602; Fuks 551 (with variations, see below).</p>
<p><br /></p>
<p>Amsterdam, Caspar Steen, 1693.</p>
<p><br /></p>
<p><span style="color:#9C0000"><strong>First book issued by Caspar Steen. </strong></span></p>
<p><span style="color:#9C0000"><strong><br /></strong></span></p>
<p>The House of Caspar Steen in Amsterdam was a unique phenomenon in the world of eighteenth century printing. Steen was the only non-Jew of this era to print exclusively Hebrew books. See Fuks, Hebrew Typography in the Northern Nertherlands 1585-1815 (1987), p. 416. </p>
<p><br /></p>
<p>The unique format of this Bible edition, tall and narrow (later emulated by bibliophile Ephraim Deinard) makes for a most esthetic book. </p>
<p> Our copy differs from that of Fuks in a few respects: </p>
<p>1) According to our title, the work was commissioned by Antony Steen (son of Caspar Steen), not by Jacob b. Moses Raphael de Cordova, as in Fuk’s title; </p>
<p>2) In our title for the Haphtaroth, there is no mention of Caspar and Antony Steen; neither do we have the error “giGath egoz” in the chronogram, but rather the correct spelling “giNath egoz”; </p>
<p>3) Though we have the notice of the compositor, Joseph (not Jacob!) ben Moses Segal of Hamburg, we do not have the colophon “Be-Amsterdam bi-defus u-be-veith Caspar Steen”; and finally, </p>
<p>4) In our copy, the final three leaves (ff. 325-327) are numbered, as opposed to Fuk’s copy where they are unnumbered.</p>](/img/aHR0cHM6Ly9iaWRzcGlyaXQtaW1hZ2VzLmdsb2JhbC5zc2wuZmFzdGx5Lm5ldC9rZXN0ZW5iYXVtL2Nsb25lZC1pbWFnZXMvMTIyNDI2LzAwMS8wMDEuanBn.Nu5m57kG-hvL-vI0CpLPuw)
![[Sculpture] Lot with 27 reference works](/img/aHR0cHM6Ly9iYXJuZWJ5czIuaW1naXgubmV0LzQ4My8yMDE2LzEyL1c3UzlWMEZGRlAvVzdTOVYwRkZGUF8zQzc0RkE0OUEz.DJM1b4u9H-M2GawA1ce8vA)
![[Medicine] Alle de Wercken](/img/aHR0cHM6Ly9iYXJuZWJ5czIuaW1naXgubmV0LzQ4My8yMDE1LzEyL05YRFhWV0ZRQVAvTlhEWFZXRlFBUF81N0U0N0Y3ODBB.3kENNV9Bt8YdiSPk6fudLA)
![<b>MENASSEH BEN ISRAEL.<br />Mikveh Israel [“Hope of Israel.”] Translated from Dutch to Hebrew by Elyakim ben Jacob Schatz. ff. 66. <<* Bound with:>> Benjamin of Tudela. Masa’oth shel Rabi Benyamin [“Travels of Benjamin of Tudela.”] ff. 27.</b>
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<span>Two works in one volume.</span>
<br />Browned and stained. Modern calf, spine tilted in gilt. 16mo. Vinograd, Amst. 660 and 659.
<br />Amsterdam: Asher Anshel & Partners, and Caspar Steen 1698
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<br />FIRST HEBREW EDITION of Esperança de Israel, Menasseh ben Israel’s treatise on the Ten Lost Tribes and the related revelations of Antonio Montezinos (Aaron Levi), a Marrano interloper in New Spain (today Ecuador). An important work that laid the groundwork for the Re-admission of the Jews to England in 1656.](/img/aHR0cHM6Ly9iaWRzcGlyaXQtaW1hZ2VzLmdsb2JhbC5zc2wuZmFzdGx5Lm5ldC9rZXN0ZW5iYXVtL2Nsb25lZC1pbWFnZXMvMTE4MTcyLzAwMi8wMDIuanBn.By9qmJuaI2kUMUoJchooiQ)