Contemporary and modern design

Iconic Model 36 desk designed by Severin Hansen for Haslev Møbelsnedkeri, Denmark, 1958. Crafted in beautifully figured Brazilian rosewood with four drawers, original brass escutcheons and elegant tapered legs. Carefully refinished and presented in excellent condition.

Monumental ceramic sculpture and flower holder designed as a whimsical lady in a wide-brimmed hat—one of Bjørn Wiinblad's most spectacular and decorative ceramic creations from the 1970s. Signed BW '72. H: 88 cm (34.6 in).

Unique stoneware bowl by Peter Stengade featuring a striking glaze in shades of cobalt blue, violet, turquoise and black. Stamped with the artist's monogram on the underside. H: 11.5 cm (4.53 in) · Diameter: 21 cm (8.27 in).
Denmark, late 20th century.

Signed and numbered color lithograph by Mogens Balle (1921–1988), dated 1970. Executed in the artist’s characteristic figurative and CoBrA-inspired style.
Edition 9/100.

Unique stoneware vase by Kresten Bloch for Royal Copenhagen, finished in a deep oxblood glaze in rich red tones. Signed and factory marked on the base. H: 15 cm (5.9 in).
Denmark, 1950s. 

Decorative ribbed stoneware bowl by Arne Bang featuring a beautifully varied glaze in olive green, brown, bronze and grey tones. Signed AB and numbered 189 on the base. Diameter: 25.5 cm (10.0 in).

Decorative ceramic tray by Bjørn Wiinblad, Denmark, 1970s. Featuring gold leaf decoration on a dark glaze in shades of black, cobalt blue and petrol green. Signed in gold on the underside. W: 41 cm.

Sculptural stoneware vase by Karen Bennicke featuring a Cubist-inspired design with faceted geometric forms and matte glazes in shades of blue, turquoise, lavender, cream, and pink. Signed K.B. Denmark. H: 43 cm.

Decorative ceramic tray by Bjørn Wiinblad, Denmark, 1970s. Richly engraved with ornamental motifs and finished in deep shades of dark brown, cobalt blue and petrol green. Unsigned. W: 41 cm.

Signed watercolor composition by Mogens Balle (1921–1988), dated 1984. An expressive work executed in the artist’s characteristic free and spontaneous style. Framed with passe-partout behind glass.

Large stoneware bowl by Danish ceramic artist Peter Stengade. Decorated with a vibrant azure-blue glaze and characteristic incised linear patterning. Height: 19.5 cm (7.68 in.) | Diameter: 33.5 cm (13.19 in.) Signed and workshop stamped.
Denmark.

Featuring characteristic modeled shoulder details and a light and grey-black glaze that creates a vibrant, almost granite-like surface. Marked with Kähler's HAK monogram to the base. H: 15 cm (5.91 in.)
Denmark 1920-1930.

Mogens Koch cabinet with matching plinth in solid mahogany, crafted by Rud. Rasmussen in Denmark, 2008. Original condition with a beautiful natural patina.

Mogens Koch cabinet with matching bookcase and plinth in solid mahogany, produced by Rud. Rasmussen, Denmark, 2008. In original condition with a beautiful natural patina.

Small pear-shaped stoneware vase featuring organic relief decoration and a soft sandy glaze. H: 9 cm.
Signed underneath.
Denmark, 1930–40

Organic bronze sculpture in dark patinated bronze inspired by a pufferfish. H: 24 cm.
An unsigned biomorphic work mounted on a solid marble base, likely created by a Nordic artist in the 1970s.

Signed and numbered serigraph by Corneille from 2003, executed in vivid colours and the artist’s characteristic CoBrA style. Framed in a black wooden frame with passe-partout. No. 185/200.

Finished in a light green crackle glaze with details in gold leaf. H: 29.5 cm.
Marked on the underside with model number 3342 and production number 457.
Denmark, circa 1940s.

Large Bjørn Wiinblad table lamp in dark glazed stoneware with gold leaf decoration. Organic form with richly detailed surface. Signed. H: 83 cm.
Denmark, 1970s

Large (H: 61 cm / 24 in) unique horned owl by Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, circa 1924–1935. Stoneware with Sung glaze.
Monogrammed “KK”, stamped, model no. 20191.

Elegant dansk design med afrundede fronter, to sving-skuffer og originale messinggreb.
Formentlig specialfremstillet på FH eget værksted, ca. 1930–1950

Armchair in Rio rosewood with fine grain and elegantly shaped armrests. Upholstered in black leather, in good original condition. Crafted by cabinetmaker A.J. Iversen, Denmark, 1950s.

Udført i dyb brun harepelsglasur med smukt farvespil. Ikonisk form med integreret hank og spalteskåret tud. H: 19 cm.
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