Contemporary and modern design

Set of three nesting tables by Fritz Hansen, crafted in beech with a simple, functional design and finely executed joinery.
Stamped FH and retaining the original Fritz Hansen label dated 30 November 1944.
Denmark, 1944.

Executed in oil on canvas with free, light brushwork in shades of pink, blue, green and orange.
Presented in a contemporary dark blue-green painted wooden frame. Canvas size: 101 × 70.5 cm.
Signed and dated 1954.

Crafted in solid oak with a round upholstered seat in light natural leather. The substantial wooden screw mechanism allows the seat height to be adjusted from approximately 75 to 100 cm.
Denmark, circa 1920–30.

Pair of CH28 “Sawbuck Chairs”, designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1951 and produced by Carl Hansen & Søn in the 1950s. Crafted in oak with black leather and a beautiful, naturally aged patina.

Elegant freestanding rosewood desk designed by Ole Wanscher and executed by A.J. Iversen in 1962. Crafted to the finest quality with an unusually beautiful and distinctive grain and two drawers with original brass handles. H: 72 cm. W: 145 cm. D: 85 cm.

A monumental female bust in black granite by the German sculptor Christoph Voll (1897–1939). Beautifully modelled with a serene expression and exceptional provenance, having remained in the artist's family collection.

Pair of height-adjustable stools by Fritz Hansen in solid oak with elegantly curved legs and newly upholstered seats in light leather.
Denmark, c. 1930.

A charming still life by Christine Swane, executed in oil on canvas in 1955. Depicting a flowering potted plant surrounded by glass bottles, vases, and decorative objects. Monogrammed, signed on the reverse, dated, and presented in a gilt wooden frame.

Original PH 4.5/3 outdoor wall lamp designed by Poul Henningsen and produced by Louis Poulsen, Denmark, circa 1970. Executed in copper with a beautifully developed natural patina.

Decorative four-sided stoneware lidded jar by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, 1950s. Featuring stylized bird motifs, a flowing reddish-brown and charcoal-grey crystalline glaze, and a patinated bronze lid with gilt details. H: 16 cm.

Hans Scherfig (1905–1979). Stemningsfuldt farvelitografi med motiv af et hvilende løvepar på savannen. Signeret “Scherfig” i blyant nederst til højre, dateret 1976 og nummereret 103/300. Indrammet bag glas i træramme.

Decorative table / floor lamp designed by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen, executed in black-lacquered wrought iron with inset stained glass panels in turquoise and cobalt blue tones. Height to socket: 85 cm.
Denmark, circa 1960s.

Decorative table / floor lamp designed by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen, executed in black-lacquered wrought iron with inset stained glass panels in warm amber and pale yellow tones. Height to socket: 83 cm.
Denmark, circa 1960s.

Atmospheric landscape painting by Christine Swane (1876–1960), executed in oil on canvas and signed "CSW. 60". A beautifully balanced modernist composition in soft green, blue, and yellow tones. Sight size: H: 60 cm · B: 72 cm
Denmark, 1960.

Charming signed oil on panel by Danish artist Tabita Schwenn (1887–1965), depicting a young girl among ripe cherries in a colourful composition with a subtle naïve character. Denmark, 1938.

Rare one-of-a-kind octagonal table hand-decorated by Bjørn Wiinblad with polychrome ceramic tiles mounted in a custom-made solid cherry wood frame. Signed and dated 2001.

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.