Art deco & Art Nouveau

Beautiful Art Nouveau-inspired champagne cooler in earthenware by Daniel Folkman Andersen, produced by Michael Andersen & Son, Bornholm, circa 1920.
Stamped “MA&S”, model no. 1385. In perfect condition.

French orangery table in wrought iron, c. 1900, in elegant Art Nouveau style. Original tile top in beige and manganese tones. Ideal as a console or garden table, indoors or outdoors.

Beautiful ceramic vase with a cream glaze and delicate sgraffito decoration in warm yellow tones. A fine example of classic craftsmanship with elegant, organic detailing.
Height: 44 cm. Signed HAK underneath.
Denmark, 1920-1930

Rare large unique Art Deco floor vase in hand-thrown stoneware with crackled glaze and relief decoration of stylized deer in brown and blue tones. Signed. Excellent condition. Height: 58 cm.
Denmark, 1920–1930

Classic baluster form with stylized foliate relief, executed in glazed ceramic with a deep green glaze. Height: 28.5 cm.
Signed HAK to the base.
Denmark, circa 1910.

Elegant pair of Art Deco armchairs in ebonized birch, designed in a classic bergère form. Newly upholstered in a refined ocean-blue Larsen textile. Denmark, circa 1920–1930.

Glaseret keramik i varme gyldne nuancer med håndmalet dekoration i blå og grønne toner. Art Nouveau-inspireret motiv med blomster og bladværk samt fine mørke konturlinjer. Med låg og tre små fødder. Danmark, ca. 1920–30.

Kähler floor vase in earthenware with an Art Deco-inspired green glaze and dark horizontal band decoration. Classical form with rounded body and gently flaring neck. Signed HAK to the base. H: 49 cm.
Denmark, c. 1920–1925.

Art Deco table lamp in diskometal with a beautiful dark, slightly green patina. Slender baluster-shaped stem and a substantial decorative base.
Denmark, circa 1920–1930.

Elegant pair of gondola-shaped armchairs in solid Cuban mahogany with softly curved lines, wood carved details and gilt accents. Upholstered in light blue textile.
Denmark, circa 1910–1920.

Slank, konisk stamme med dekorative profiler og rundt fodstykke. Karakteristisk buet arm med arkitektonisk udtryk. H: 55 cm.
Dansk gørtlerarbejde, ca. 1910–1920. Antagelig unika.

Bronze table lamp with fluted stem and tripod base decorated with foliage and animal feet. Inspired by classical forms.
Designed ca. 1900, Denmark.

Decorative French palace-form birdcage with a domed top and fine vertical bars. Crafted in grey-painted iron with a beautiful, naturally aged patina.
France, c. 1900–1920.

Art Deco display cabinet on legs in mahogany with curved glass front and glass top. Interior with two pull-out trays/drawers lined with light fabric and fitted with brass handles.
England c. 1910–1920.

Art Deco table lamp in disko metal, designed by Just Andersen. Height: 57 cm. In good condition with age-related patina.
Denmark, c. 1920–1930. 

Art Deco table lamp in solid brass with a turned column and round base. Height: 61 cm.
Good original condition with age-related wear.
Denmark, ca. 1920.

Elegant Art Deco tea or patisserie trolley in brass, glass and mahogany, made in Germany circa 1920–30 by Ernst Rockhausen. Original piece with refined details and timeless design.

A pair of Art Deco “Moon Gazing” lounge chairs crafted in solid hongmu (blackwood) and distinguished by fine craftsmanship and elegant proportions. Gently refinished and in very fine condition.
Late Qing dynasty, China, circa 1880–1900.

Pair of Art Deco table lamps, model 1857, designed by Just Andersen (1884–1943).
Crafted in diskometal with dark brown-green patina, featuring a conical fluted stem and round base with elegantly curved edge.
Denmark, circa 1920–30.

Preliminary study by Gerhard Henning in plaster with original patina. Elegant standing nude with cloth, necklace, and bracelet details.
Denmark. 1929

Rare original French Art Nouveau poster by Adolphe Léon Willette, 1915. Created for “Journée du Poilu”, a national fundraising day during World War I. Printed by Devambez, Paris.

Exclusive Georg Jensen sterling silver coffee set, model 80 from the 1950s. Classic 1915 design with ebony handles.
Excellent condition – sold as a set.

Pair of Swedish Jugend chairs from circa 1900, crafted in grey-white painted pine with contrasting black feet. Original striped cushions included. The design is elegant and functional, with a strong resemblance to pieces created by Alfred Grenander, reflecting the refined simplicity of Nordic Art Nouveau