Elegant folding oak coffee table by Børge Mogensen for Fredericia, Model 5386, circa 1970. Original condition with warm patina – a timeless piece of Danish modern design.
Black-painted bases with baluster legs and cross stretcher, topped with demi-lune Öland stone in reddish-brown with light veining.
Baroque style, Sweden, 1820–1840
Swedish birch bowl from the early 19th century. Original patina and natural surface wear give it an authentic, rustic presence.
Sweden, ca. 1800–1840
With a pine top – a characterful piece that blends classical elegance with a modern, raw expression. Set on a black-painted, turned column base with three legs, each finished with brass claw feet in the form of animal paws and original castors.
England, c. 1820
Gustavian console table / behind sofa table, northern Sweden, circa 1800. Pine with two-plank top, blue-painted base, tapered legs and fine original patina.
Danish stool from the 1950s in solid wood, with saddle seat and three grooved legs. Lacquered in a reddish-brown tone. Attributed to A. Ove Hovmand Olsen.
Swedish orangery bench, c. 1900–1920, in birch crafted as faux bamboo. Beautiful patina, decorative back, and brass details. Original condition with natural age patina.
Bookcase system with four cabinets and two bases in solid oak. Made by Rud. Rasmussen, ca. 1950s–60s. With label.
Owned by the same family since new, preserved in original condition with natural patina.
Each month, we highlight a piece that stands out from the ordinary and deserves special attention.
This month we’re featuring an elegant lidded stoneware jar by Kresten Bloch, richly decorated with deep oxblood glaze and mounted with a partially gilded and patinated bronze lid and foot by Knud Andersen.
A refined piece of craftsmanship from 1957, signed by both artists and marked with the iconic Royal Copenhagen hallmarks.
A rare and collectible work of outstanding quality and character.
Item of the Month – May
