Contemporary and modern design

A large and impressive floor vase by Kähler, crafted in earthenware and adorned with a distinctive geometric pattern in green and brown glaze on a light background. H: 57 cm / Dia: 39 cm.
Marked 'HAK Danmark' on the base

Sculpture of young girl "Nina" in dark patinated bronze mounted on a wooden base.
Total height includes wooden base 44 cm.
Signed with monogram, AH 64

Bronze sculpture "Two Young People" by Anker Hoffmann, 1967. Measurements: 28 x 45 x 32 cm.
A bronze casting of the preparatory study for the fountain in front of Frederiksberg City Hall. Signed by the artist and preserved in its original, untouched condition with a beautiful natural patina.

The artwork consists of four small drawings forming one complete composition. Framed in passepartout and a gilded wooden frame.
Total frame size: 44 x 57 cm. Each drawing: 21 x 28 cm.
Denmark c. 1920-1930

Folding stool, Model PH 43, crafted from Wengé wood with beautifully patinated cognac-colored leather.
Designed in 1958 and produced by Poul Hundevad in Vamdrup during the 1960s

A beautifully crafted dark-patinated bronze sculpture depicting a woman lying on a beach.
Signed AH 45, No. 5.
Measurements: H: 24 | W: 43 | D: 12
Denmark 1945

Lille vase i grønpatineret diskometal, ca. 1920-1930.
Højde: 14,5 cm.
Stemplet i bunden: JUST D1521

Oak writing desk with a sculptural base and an elegant profiled edge along one long side, designed for comfortable seating. In the style of Frode Holm
Danish design, circa 1950-1960.

Hand-painted study for a Danish circus poster, created in watercolor and gouache. Framed in a blue wooden frame that complements its vibrant colors, 98 x 75.5 cm.

Original lithographic print from the 1940s, mounted on board in a black-painted wooden frame with glass
This poster was originally commissioned from Storm P. by the Danish Ministry of Justice’s Propaganda Office as part of an awareness campaign during the German occupation of Denmark

A beautiful and sensual marble sculpture titled Kærlighedsgruppe (The Love Group) from 1922/1928, depicting two intertwined figures.
Height: 33 cm, Length: 42 cm.
Unsigned, but documented

A unique stoneware vase with a earthy glaze in tones of brown, red, green, and yellow. Height: 42 cm.
Signed with monogram “JM", 1950's

Knapstrup ceramic vase crafted in ceramic with a beautiful bluish glaze. H: 40 cm.
Denmark, 1950's

Hand-painted study for a Danish circus poster, created in watercolor and gouache. Framed in a blue wooden frame that complements its vibrant colors, 113 x 78,5 cm.

Designed in 1960 and produced by Rud. Rasmussen. Easily folds for storage with original leather wall strap. Original condition with brass plaque.

Rare unique cubist-style stoneware sculpture for Royal Copenhagen. Depicts a nude woman with blue, gray, and light gray glaze. Signed "J.M." with three waves and dated 1954. Number 2 of 3. Perfect condition.

Featuring beveled glass-front drawers, lion-head brass handles, and bamboo-style frame. Decorated with light brown tooled leather, gold embossing, and tortoiseshell details.
England/USA, circa 1980

Terracotta sculpture, titled "The Kiss", created in 1948 by renowned Danish sculptor Gottfred Eickhoff. The piece portrays two figures in a close embrace, capturing a moment of intimacy and connection.
Height: 31 cm

Height: 58 cm (22.8 inches). Crafted in ceramic with a glaze in blue, yellow, and natural white tones. Features an abstract, cubist design with geometric patterns and a deep blue glazed interior. Elegant and timeless craftsmanship.

Title: Nature Morte
A still life composition featuring vibrant flowers in a vase alongside a potted rubber plant. Oil on canvas, signed A.H. (1911-12). Frame: 85 x 73,5 x 4,5 cm.
Astrid Holm was one of the first students of Henri Matisse in Paris.

Crafted from solid oak paired with original light saddle leather. Early edition, distinguished by the two crossbars between the rear legs.
Produced by Fredericia Furniture, circa 1960

Etching: Reclining Woman (20 x 28 cm). Signed with monogram, framed in a hand-painted gray Montparnasse frame.
Germany, circa 1920

The iconic "Egyptian Table" by Mogens Lassen, crafted in Cuban mahogany with brass details. Foldable design, elegantly repolished. Manufactured by cabinetmaker A. J. Iversen, Denmark, 1940's