New Arrivals

Lille bronze skulptur af lystigt faunhoved på sokkel med smuk grønlig patinering
Signeret monogram JJB. H: 13,5 cm.
Danmark ca. 1920

Crafted in fine Cuban mahogany with faux book spine tambour, original fittings, and a refined interior with small drawers, tambour cabinet, and writing flap.
Copenhagen, circa 1780–1790.

With baluster legs, stretcher base, and a single drawer in the apron. Believed to originate from Skanderborg Castle, (demolished in 1767). In beautiful original condition.
Denmark 1700–1750

Rare cast iron sculpture of an Arabian stallion titled "Djinn", produced around 1860–70 at the famous Kasli Iron Foundry in Russia. Originally modeled in 1846 by renowned French animal sculptor Pierre-Jules Mêne (1810–1879). Crafted with fine detail, rich patination, and elegant finish.

Original Tibetan pinewood cabinet from around 1880, hand-painted with floral and leaf motifs in vibrant colors. Made of wood and well preserved with two sets of doors

Female figure in glazed ceramic, hand-painted and signed by Bjørn Wiinblad. Composed of five separate parts and richly decorated in green, blue, black, and white tones with characteristic ornaments and floral motifs.
Denmark, 1971

With black Jämtland limestone top and original wooden base. Features a front drawer and turned legs. An authentic and characterful piece with historical patina.

Designed in 1929 and crafted by Rud Rasmussen in the 1930s. Made of solid Cuban mahogany with drop-leaf extensions, three drawers with original brass fittings, and pull-out trays

Oil painting by Victor Isbrand from 1935, depicting women carrying coal in Upernavik, Greenland. Signed and framed. Result of an artistic expedition with his wife.

Large stoneware eagle sculpture designed by Karl Larsen for Royal Copenhagen in 1947. Finished in a stunning Sung glaze with green and brown tones. Numbered 3/15.

Fremstillet i Filippinerne ca. 1860–80 i europæisk stil. Bordpladen har ramme i lys molave og et mørkere midterfelt i narra. Underdelen er ligeledes udført i narra – et møbel typisk for klostre og spansk-relaterede hjem.

Crafted in Cuban mahogany with bow front, four drawers, fluted quarter-columns with bronze capitals, and tapered legs.
Made in Copenhagen c. 1780–1790 by masters of the Cabinetmakers’ Guild.

A man and a woman in conversation in a pastoral setting. Oil on canvas, unsigned, unframed.
Measurements (cm): H: 65 | B: 54 | D: 2,5

From the Qing Dynasty (circa 1830–1840), this étagère table is crafted from bamboo with an elm wood tabletop. In original condition with a beautiful natural patina. Originating from Shanxi Province, China.

Elegant Chinese kang bench from the Qing dynasty (c. 1860–80), made of elm wood with red and green lacquer. Origin: Gansu Province.

Original Danish chest of drawers from 1833 with exquisite polychrome decoration, featuring floral garlands, birds, and figural scenes. Fully original, museum-quality condition – an outstanding example of 19th-century Scandinavian folk art.

Brass bowl with hunting scenes in relief and decorative borders. Underside with engraved silver plaque depicting an elephant.
Siam, mid-19th century

Rare Louis XVI / Gustavian cabinet from Denmark, c. 1790–1800. Original polychrome surface in coral red with blue-grey faux-marble panels, carved dentil cornice, fluted pilasters with floral details, and original brass fittings. Exceptionally well preserved.

Large unique sculpture of two courting bears in glazed ceramic with a beautiful copper-based glaze. Created and signed by Carl Johan Bonnesen (1868–1933), c. 1900.
Dimensions (cm): H: 40 | W: 60 | D: 35

Gustavian / Louis XVI pine table with original coral paint, painted floral details, and three drawers with brass fittings. Denmark, circa 1800.

A decorative and sculptural model of a rowboat crafted in linden wood and mahogany with precise detailing. 
Denmark, 1920-30.

Antique Qing sideboard from Shanxi, c. 1860–1880, in orange-red and black lacquer with original patina and metal fittings. Restored with a clear lacquer finish

Pair of cabinets crafted from solid pine, both retaining their beautiful original warm dark amber finish.
One cabinet features four drawers, the other with shelving – perfect for use as bedside tables or side cabinets.
Denmark, circa 1880–1900.

Set of 5 antique copper measuring jugs ("pot"), tin-lined interior. Dated 1878 and stamped with Copenhagen city and verification marks for certified accurate volume. Rare historical collection.