New Arrivals

Features a thick tabletop with profiled edges, square legs with elegant details, and a classic frame-and-panel construction. Originally used for calligraphy, now ideal as a dining or work table.
From Jiangsu Province, circa 1840

Oil painting on canvas, framed in a simple pine frame: 37,5 x 52 cm.
Signed and dated on the reverse.

Created in Copenhagen in 1837 by master silversmith Caspar Julius Worm. Richly decorated with intricate acanthus leaves, vases, and fleur-de-lis details. Stamped on the base. Height: 27 cm.

Featuring four drawers and double bi-fold doors with round, patinated metal hardware. Original red on the front and top and black lacquer on the sides.
Shanxi Province, China, circa 1880

Pair of Gustavian demi-lune console tables, circa 1900, with black-painted tops, blue bases, à la grec carvings, and tapered fluted legs with diamond accents
Sweden, circa 1900

Each figure, inspired by classical muses, is elegantly draped and holds a seasonal symbol. Presented in original gilded frames, circa 1880, in good condition.
Sold as a complete set.

A Decorative and sculptural high-quality model rowboat showcasing excellent craftsmanship, crafted in linden wood and mahogany with precise detailing.
Denmark 1920-1930

In fire-gilded and dark-patinated bronze with tapered stems adorned with finely cast acanthus leaf motifs, standing on circular, richly ornamented bases.
Crafted in France around 1820

Features include dentil molding, canted fluted corners, and tapered legs. Three drawers with Greek-inspired and geometric designs. Sweden 1860-1870.
Sold as a pair

Lithograph in colours No. 170/300 - "Tapirs in Jungle".
Sheet size:  56 cm x  76 cm. Framed in passe-partout in a silver painted wooden frame 67.5 x 87 cm.
Signed: Scherfig 1976

Crafted from pine, stripped by a conservator to reveal its original, beautiful gray-marbled finish with natural patina. Original Italian white marble surface, featuring an elegantly profiled edge.
Denmark, circa 1770

An elegant patinated bronze sculpture of a standing woman in a calm, reflective pose. Marked "La Réplique" with signature on the base. Height: 27 cm. Created in 1913, inspired by the Classical period.

Pair of yellow-glazed ceramic lions from the Qing period, originally designed as Chinese roof ornaments. Unused and mounted on yellow-painted wooden bases.
China, Qing Dynasty period

Pair of room dividers crafted from pine with remnants of rich burgundy lacquer. Featuring high-quality joinery, intricate wooden slats, and panels, these screens have a beautiful, naturally aged patina.
Shanxi, China, circa 1840

Sculpture of a pagoda guardian carved from sandstone, originating from a Buddhist pagoda or temple in Burma, dating back to the 15th-16th century. Unearthed in the 1700s after an Arakan earthquake, with a natural aged patina and mounted on a light sandstone base. H: 52 cm.

Seated monk, carved from sandstone, originating from a 15th-century Buddhist temple in Burma. Unearthed in the 1700s after an Arakan earthquake, with a natural aged patina and mounted on a light sandstone base.

Regency games table crafted in mahogany with satinwood and maple inlay, fold-open top with green felt playing surface. Tapered legs with spade feet. Recently repolished, excellent condition.
England, circa 1810-1815

Glazed stoneware lamp with black and blue decorations, height to socket 34 cm. Signed "MA" and marked Royal Copenhagen, No. 22449. Excellent condition.
Denmark 1960's

Crafted from pine, featuring its original black and light gray paint with natural wear and a beautiful age-related patina, adding to its authentic vintage charm.
Sweden, circa 1920

Crafted from elmwood with original red lacquer and natural patina. Features two pairs of doors with round metal fittings and internal shelves.
From Shanxi Province, China, 1860-1880

Decorative porcelain bowl with a white base glaze, adorned with a blue glaze pattern
Originating from Korea, circa 1900 or earlier

Crafted in wood and leather with burgundy lacquer. Featuring a central metal clasp and side handles, this chest was traditionally used to protect valuable personal items and mementos.
China, Qing dynasty, circa 1900

Beautifully decorated with a glossy isabella glaze with swirling black and green Art Nouveau designs. Height to socket: 23 cm.
Signed "HAK" on the bottom.
Denmark 1930's