Chinese calligraphy table, also known as a scholar’s table, in Ming style from the Qing period (circa 1840–1860), crafted in beautiful peach wood with a lively grain. Ideal as a dining table, desk, or console table.

Mytologisk akvatinte med sanseligt motiv og fine ornamenter af "Amor og Psyke", ca. 1919. Indramme, trykflademål: 7,5 x 8,5 cm.

Early aquatint etching with a sensual and ornamental composition: “Two Oriental Figures”.
Signed and dated, 1914. Plate size: approx. 10.5 × 9.5 cm
Framed with passe-partout and glass.

In black-painted pine featuring a sloping writing flap, blue-grey interior drawers, and original locks and fittings.
Sweden, c. 1790.

Executed to a high standard with rich diamond-patterned marquetry in burl wood, birch, elm and mahogany. Three drawers, the two lower divided into panels with decorative geometric veneer work.
Sweden, 1780–1790

Exclusive lounge set designed by Illum Wikkelsø, produced in Denmark in the 1970s for Ryesberg Møbler and consisting of two “Apollo” lounge chairs and a matching ottoman in original cognac-coloured leather. Modular, sculptural and exceptionally comfortable.

Elegant empire-bordspejlmøbel i cubamahogni med indlagt citrontræ på bordkant og skuffekanter. Tre skuffer med benknopper.
København, ca. 1810.
Mål: H 49 cm, B 54,5 cm, D 22

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.