Pair of decorative Chinese cloisonné ginger jars crafted in brass with fine enamel work and rich leaf motifs on a black background. Includes carved wooden bases.
From the late Qing period, circa 1910.

Beautiful work by Hans Scherfig, “Two Tapirs in the Jungle”. Watercolour and ink on paper, signed and dated 1945.
Presented in a gilded wooden frame with glass. Image size: 20 × 33 cm.
A classic example of Scherfig’s colourful and naïve artistic style.

Udført i fyrretræ, malet i lyseblå toner med dekorative mørkerblå detaljer. Tre skuffer med patinerede messingbeslag og klassiske ornamenter.
Sverige, ca. 1840–1860.

Modular bookcase system in solid Oregon Pine, crafted by Rud. Rasmussen in the 1960s.
Comprising eight modules and bases. Refinished and presented in excellent condition.

Gustaviansk chatol i eg med lys grå bemaling og blå indvendig skriveklap. Tre skuffer med messingbeslag og kannelerede kvartsøjler med bronze-kapitæler.
Danmark, ca. 1780–1800

Architectural console clock in Cuban mahogany, crafted with fine artisanal quality. Featuring a twelve-sided case, enamel dial with Roman numerals, and gilt bronze plaques. Fully functional.
Denmark, 1820–1830

Color lithograph by Hans Scherfig from 1974, “Elephants in the Jungle.”
Signed and numbered 78/300.
Framed with passepartout in gilded wooden frame.

Elegant Late Empire bench crafted in Cuban mahogany with profiled round legs and dove-blue upholstery. Repolished and in excellent condition.
Denmark, c. 1820