New Arrivals

Art Deco table lamp in diskometal with a beautiful dark, slightly green patina. Slender baluster-shaped stem and a substantial decorative base.
Denmark, circa 1920–1930.

Elegant pair of gondola-shaped armchairs in solid Cuban mahogany with softly curved lines, wood carved details and gilt accents. Upholstered in light blue textile.
Denmark, circa 1910–1920.

Model 307, udført i smukt forarbejdet messing med originale plisserede plastskærme. Højde inkl. skærm: 68 cm.
Klassisk dansk design af Esben Klint fra 1948.

Finely carved and originally gilded, decorated with classical Late Empire motifs such as laurel wreaths, palmettes, and scrolling foliage. Featuring 40 candle arms arranged in two tiers. 
Measurements: H: 120 cm. | Dia: 160 cm.
Italy, circa 1830–1840.

Crafted in hand-carved walnut with marquetry in maple and ebony.
Two-part construction with fall-front writing surface, numerous drawers, and original gilt bronze mounts.
Austria, ca. 1700–1730.

Elegant long table featuring a tabletop formed from a single solid slab of light molave, framed in dark narra hardwood. The stable base is crafted in balayong with turned legs and refined European baroque detailing.
Philippines, circa 1840–1860

Slank, konisk stamme med dekorative profiler og rundt fodstykke. Karakteristisk buet arm med arkitektonisk udtryk. H: 55 cm.
Dansk gørtlerarbejde, ca. 1910–1920. Antagelig unika.

Square top with a profiled edge, curved apron with open winged sections, and four round legs.
Shanxi Province, China, Qing dynasty, circa 1840–1860

Bronze table lamp with fluted stem and tripod base decorated with foliage and animal feet. Inspired by classical forms.
Designed ca. 1900, Denmark.

Decorative pair of Gustavian-style chests with three drawers, painted in blue tones with geometric decoration and standing on tapered legs.
Sweden c. 1840-60

Danish brass table lamp with a faceted baluster-shaped stem and a hexagonal base in a Baroque-inspired form. Presumably unique.
Denmark, circa 1920,

Rare large Chinese cabinet in elm wood with original lacquer finishes. Red lacquered front with aged patina and large round patinated brass fitting. Black lacquered sides and interior.
Shanxi Province, circa 1830–1850.

Sortmalet langbord udført i den tropiske træsort Molave-ædeltræ, med ramme og midterfelt i ét stykke træ.
Fremstillet på Filippinerne ca. 1860, i europæisk stil.

Early 20th-century Danish bronze and dark-patinated brass table lamp. Designed in the neoclassical tradition with a three-footed base and decorative animal paws.
Denmark, c. 1920.

Decorative French palace-form birdcage with a domed top and fine vertical bars. Crafted in grey-painted iron with a beautiful, naturally aged patina.
France, c. 1900–1920.

A masterwork of Danish furniture in solid Cuban mahogany with original gilt-bronze mounts. Classical construction with commode, secretary and upper cabinet, and a refined interior with marquetry drawers and tambour doors.
Denmark, circa 1780.

French table lamp in the Directoire style, featuring a fluted column in black-polished bronze with gilt bronze details, set on a square base. Later electrified.
France, c. 1880–1900.

Long table with single-plank molave tabletop framed in dark narra hardwood. Stable base with through stretcher in European-inspired baroque style.
Philippines, circa 1860–1880.

Art Deco display cabinet on legs in mahogany with curved glass front and glass top. Interior with two pull-out trays/drawers lined with light fabric and fitted with brass handles.
England c. 1910–1920.

Crafted in pine, originally painted in coral colour with natural age-related patina. Constructed in two sections with a curved front and panelled doors. Upper section with shelf, silver display grooves and drawer. Lower section with shelf.
Denmark, ca. 1800–1810.

French table lamp in the Louis XVI style from the Napoleon III period, circa 1860–1870. Black marble base and column with gilt bronze mounts. Height to socket: 40 cm
France, c. 1860–1870

Danish Art Deco wall-mounted display cabinet from c. 1920. Flame birch veneer and glass sliding doors - perfect for displaying porcelain and ceramics.
Denmark, c. 1920

Elegant and well-proportioned easy chair in solid Cuban mahogany with carved details. Danish Biedermeier (late Empire), recently reupholstered in a classic striped textile.
Denmark, Copenhagen, circa 1830.

Long table in solid narra hardwood with framed tabletop and single-plank centre panel. Stable base with through stretcher in European-inspired baroque style.
Philippines, circa 1860–1880.