New Arrivals

Stilleben af George William Sartorius (1759–1828). Originalt olie på lærred med frugter, fugl og bladværk.
Signeret, ca. 1790–1820. Elegant og dekorativt værk i god original stand.

Bronze sculpture of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, originally created as a small fountain piece. Beautiful natural patina, mounted on a sandstone base.
Italy, 18th–19th century.

Elegant oak desk with three drawers, distinctive turned wooden handles, original Andreas Tuck stamp, and superb Danish craftsmanship. c.1955–1960.

High-quality Danish brass tray table from the 1950s – elegantly crafted with rounded edges, precise joinery, and a solid mahogany base.

Baroque casket in oak with thick walnut veneer and ebonised mouldings. The lid with profiled panels, the front decorated with a central star motif and small bone inlays. Original lock with silver-plated fittings inside.
Denmark, 1700–1730

Gustavian secretary in pine with a soft blue patina. Upper section with glazed doors and shelves, lower section with slant-front writing flap, drawers, and fitted interior. Original brass hardware, locks, and key. Sweden, circa 1800.

Gustavian chest of drawers from 1803 in black-painted wood with original brass fittings, profiled drawers, fluted details, initials and year on the plinth.
Denmark 1803

Large porcelain figure group decorated in underglaze colours, model no. 1132. Depicting a man and woman by the sea.
Height approx. 47 cm. First quality, flawless condition.

Model BM 2226, designed by Børge Mogensen and produced by Fredericia Stolefabrik in the 1970s. Solid oak with natural saddle leather and adjustable straps. Original condition with attractive patina.
Sold as a pair.

Olie på lærred af Mogens Balle, signeret Balle, 1951. Typisk Cobra-værk med spontane strøg og kraftfulde farver. Monteret i samtidig forgyldt træramme med kanvas.

Rare pair of Qing Dynasty cabinets, ca. 1830, in red-lacquered elm with finely preserved gilt decorations. With shelves, hidden compartment, patinated brass fittings, and pierced apron with dragon motifs.

A pair of elegant Qing dynasty side tables from Jiangsu Province, China, circa 1880–1900. Finished in a deep reddish-brown lacquer, with a recessed top framed by a molded edge and a lower shelf featuring traditional geometric latticework.
Sold as a pair

Pair of Swedish Gustavian style commodes, c. 1840–1860. Black painted pine with patinated brass fittings, profiled top with dentil detail, three drawers and fluted decoration.
Sold as a pair.

Elegant display cabinet in blue paint with glazed doors, slanted sides and interior shelves. The lower section contains shelves and small drawers in a warm yellow tone.
Denmark c. 1800

Qing Dynasty Elmwood coffee table with red lacquer. Features two drawers in the apron, profiled edges, and distinctive hoof feet. Zhejiang Province, China, c. 1880.

An elegant 18th-century Chinese cabinet in elmwood with drawers, shelves, and traces of its original black lacquer. A warm, authentic patina highlights its timeless character and rich history.
China 1750-1780

Elegant pair of Qing Dynasty elmwood side tables, Zhejiang Province, circa 1840. Featuring classic Chinese openwork carving and a beautiful aged patina.

Rare set of six dining chairs by Ib Kofod-Larsen, 1954. Crafted in Rio rosewood with black leather seats. Original design, sold only as a set.

Powerful Gustavian console / dining table from Sweden, circa 1780–1790. Crafted in pine with traces of its original blue paint on the apron and an untouched natural pine top. Features two drawers. Dimensions: H78 × W211 × D77 cm.

Rare teak version of Mogens Lassen’s iconic Egyptian Table, crafted by A.J. Iversen ca. 1950–60. Elegant folding design with brass details and original patina re-oiled in teak oil

Elegant Chinese cabinet in Ming style with original red-black lacquer with beautiful patina, paneled doors with brass fittings, shelves and drawers. From Fujian province, ca. 1840.

Rare double-sided oil on panel by Danish-French artist Eugène de Sala (1899–1987), painted in Paris c.1920s. Picasso-inspired figurative composition on the front; atmospheric still life on the reverse. Original period frame included.

Elegant small vase by Danish ceramicist Jacob Bang, 1950s. Rounded body, slender neck with narrow mouth, blue-green glaze. Excellent condition.

Elegant pair of ‘Demi lune’ console tables with black-painted tops and a blue base, adorned with carved floral garlands and diamond-shape. Gracefully tapered, fluted legs and a beautiful patina.