New Arrivals

Rokoko-standerur signeret Peter Green, Aabenraa, fremstillet ca. 1750-1770. Uret er udført i eg med valnødsdetaljer og har original messingurskive med månefase, datovisning og slagværk.

Swedish Rococo secretary desk in the characteristic bombé form with a warm ochre-yellow painted finish and beautiful patina. Featuring a fitted interior with multiple drawers, three lower drawers, and gilt-brass hardware.
Sweden, circa 1770.

Featuring characteristic modeled shoulder details and a light and grey-black glaze that creates a vibrant, almost granite-like surface. Marked with Kähler's HAK monogram to the base. H: 15 cm (5.91 in.)
Denmark 1920-1930.

Cold-painted terracotta figure of a mastiff dog, finely modelled and decorated in warm brown tones. In fine original condition.
Vienna, Austria, circa 1880–1900.

Pair of "Næstved" candlesticks from the Baroque period, featuring baluster-shaped stems, profiled candle cups, and octagonal bases. Height: 16.5 cm (6.5 in).
Fine Danish brasswork from the mid-18th century.

Elegant Kähler Art Deco vase in ceramic with a warm ivory-toned glaze and hand-painted water lily motifs in golden hues. Signed “HAK” on the base. Dimensions: H 20 cm / Ø 18 cm.
Denmark, circa 1920-1930

Mogens Koch cabinet with matching plinth in solid mahogany, crafted by Rud. Rasmussen in Denmark, 2008. Original condition with a beautiful natural patina.

Mogens Koch cabinet with matching bookcase and plinth in solid mahogany, produced by Rud. Rasmussen, Denmark, 2008. In original condition with a beautiful natural patina.

Solid brass with tall beveled glass panels and elegant architectural detailing. Features an open crown-form top with curved brass arms, decorative finials, and four interior light arms.
France, circa 1930. 

Beautiful and sculptural Art Deco sculpture depicting a reclining mother and child, crafted in sandstone. Monogram signed. Dimensions: 41 x 42.5 x 17.5 cm.
Denmark, circa 1920–1930.

Monumental hydria vase by P. Ipsens Enke, inspired by ancient Greek black-figure pottery and decorated with hand-painted mythological and athletic scenes.
Stamped. Height: 67 cm.
Denmark, 1870–90.

Small pear-shaped stoneware vase featuring organic relief decoration and a soft sandy glaze. H: 9 cm.
Signed underneath.
Denmark, 1930–40

Crafted in the characteristic Swedish Rococo style with elegant curved sides, a fall front writing section, and a fitted interior in a soft pale blue finish. Shaped body with five drawers and finely curved legs with decorative bronze mounts.

Made from painted birch wood with beautiful patina and authentic age-related wear. A decorative and characterful piece of Nordic folk art.

Monumental Baroque lion sculpture in French limestone, circa 1700, with ring in its mouth and a beautiful aged patina. Provenance from Solgården near Strøby Egede in northern Stevns, Denmark. Height: 105 cm.

Danish Empire bench in Cuban mahogany with shaped end supports, profiled spindle splats, and a newly upholstered seat in blue-green textile. Denmark, circa 1810–20.

Organic bronze sculpture in dark patinated bronze inspired by a pufferfish. H: 24 cm.
An unsigned biomorphic work mounted on a solid marble base, likely created by a Nordic artist in the 1970s.

Hand-embroidered Chinese silk panel from the Qing Dynasty, circa 1900, featuring a majestic bird motif, blooming peonies, and calligraphy. Mounted behind glass in a dark hongmu/blackwood frame with decorative brass hangers.

Antique Chinese brush pots carved in dark patinated bamboo from the Qing Dynasty, circa 1840–1850. Decorated with scholar figures in relief and calligraphic inscriptions. Sold as a pair.

Carved folk art bird with original paint and beautiful patina. H. 29 cm.
China, 19th century.

Signed and numbered serigraph by Corneille from 2003, executed in vivid colours and the artist’s characteristic CoBrA style. Framed in a black wooden frame with passe-partout. No. 185/200.