Empire

Elegant ovalt senempire piedestalskab, udført i København ca. 1820–30. Finéret med valnød og spejlskåret valnødsrod, stregintarsia og lister i ibenholt. Originalt messingbeslag.

Swedish country stool in solid oak. Seat carved from a single oak plank with three turned legs and a naturally aged patina.
Sweden, c. 1800

Small bronze sculpture of a reclining deer, crafted in dark patinated bronze and signed J. Miller. Mounted on a marble base.
Italy, circa 1900.

Swedish country chair in untouched original condition. Made of pine with traces of dark brown paint and the original bast seat.
Sweden, c. 1800–1820.

Carved and gilded Italian Late Empire chandelier with fine neoclassical detailing, brass arms and prism swags.
Italy, circa 1820–40.

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

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

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

Crafted in solid Cuban mahogany with elegant grain and warm patina. Two-part design with five drawers, original brass fittings, locks, and turned feet. A classic and functional Victorian piece, circa 1860–1880.

Elegant Empire bench crafted in Cuban mahogany with gracefully curved ends and finely profiled splats. Newly upholstered in fabric from Colefax & Fowler.
Denmark c. 1810-1820

Norwegian lidded butter box in birch with fine woodcarving. Decorated with oak leaves, acorns and a finial shaped as a seated woman. Beautiful patina and original condition.
Norway, c. 1820–1840.

Elegant French Empire-style table lamp in gilt bronze. Baluster-shaped stem with simple transition to the socket, ending with three standing putti on a round foot with octagonal base and fluted decoration.
France, circa 1900.

Rare pair of hand-coloured engravings “Tableau de l’Armée Française”, circa 1830–1840. Published by Louis de Kleist, Dresden, after Lejeune. Original gilt Damborg frames. Provenance: Frederiksborg Castle, Denmark, and Helga Henriques.

Pair of antique trophy candlesticks crafted from deer hooves mounted on wooden bases with silver-plated brass fittings. Engraved plaque: Horton Plains, June 26th, 1883.

Elegant Swedish Empire tray table crafted in birch with maple and satinwood inlays. Features pull-out candle holders and the original black-painted metal tray with red decoration.
Sweden c. 1810

Swedish Empire tilt top table, c. 1810–1820. Birch burl veneered top with striking grain, solid birch base with turned column and elegant tripod feet.

Frame in polished beech with light velour upholstery and curved legs.
Fine 19th-century craftsmanship.
Denmark, 1820–30.

Crafted in solid maple root with square ebony bases. The round bowls are supported by slender, tapered stems and cylindrical shafts with beautiful grain and patina. Decorative and refined in classic Empire design.
Sweden, c. 1810.

Elegant Empire pedestal cabinet in Cuban mahogany with inlays in birch, maple, and ebony. Master cabinetmaker work from Copenhagen, ca. 1810–1820.

Elegant dansk Empire-bænk fra ca. 1810 med svungne ben og tremmegavle. Raffinerede udskæringer og ny polstring i blå velour med diskret sildebensmønster fra G.P. & J. Baker

Late Danish Empire side table with original tray from c. 1820–30 and later folding base from the 1950s. Painted light green with gold details – decorative and functional

Elegant Empire bench in mahogany with curved legs, satinwood inlay, and gilt bronze details. The seat has been newly reupholstered in blue linen. H: 47 | L: 110 | D: 47
Denmark, c. 1810–182

Empire bench in mahogany with curved legs, satinwood inlay, and gilt bronze details. Newly reupholstered in blue fabric.
Denmark, c. 1810–1820

Pair of Empire benches in mahogany with satinwood string inlay, gilt bronze mounts, and newly upholstered seats in sand-colored linen. Denmark, c. 1810.