New Arrivals

Spherical body and tall, narrow neck and a crackled glaze in grey-beige and brown tones. Marked SAXBO 77.
H. 14 cm / 5.5 in. Diam. 11 cm / 4.3 in.
Denmark, 1931–1937.

Female bust carved in red granite by German sculptor Christoph Voll (1897–1939). The finely modelled face with closed eyes contrasts with the roughly hewn lower section, emphasizing the natural structure of the stone. H: 48 cm.

Orpheus with lyre and harp. Richly chased with flowers, foliage and musical instruments. Ormolu dial surrounded by white enamel with black Roman numerals.

Large sculptural stoneware vase by Anders Børgesen, 2025. Hand-modelled relief with a glaze in varying shades of green, turquoise and olive green. H: 19 cm | Dia.: 26 cm.

Swedish Baroque chest of drawers in pine with a shaped front, profiled top and three drawers with bronze fittings. Blue-painted surface with a fine patina.
Sweden, circa 1750.

Vintage Perrier-Jouët champagne cooler in nickel-plated brass with engraved logo.
France, circa 1930s.

Pair of Hans J. Wegner JH 503 The Chair armchairs in solid teak, executed by Johannes Hansen in the 1950s. Newly upholstered in light beige Alcantara.

Lysenberg-Hansen & Terp, 1950'erne. 
Par sideborde med messingbakker på understel udført i mahogni med oliefinish.
Sælges som par

Rigt modelleret Art Nouveau-dekoration med blomster, frugter og blade i blå nuancer samt gennembrudt låg og brunlige, bronzeagtige glasurer. Signeret F. Garde, ca. 1900

Chinese Canton tea caddy in dark lacquer with rich gold decoration depicting figural scenes, architecture and flowers. Complete with two original engraved pewter tea canisters.
Canton, China, circa 1860–70.

Pair of “Natura” lounge chairs designed by Karin Mobring for IKEA in the 1970s. Solid pine with cognac-colored saddle leather, retaining a beautiful natural patina.

Unique stoneware vase by Patrick Nordström for Royal Copenhagen, dated 18 March 1919. Pale blue crystalline glaze with white speckles and distinctive warm brown iron tones. H: 17.5 cm.

Danish Art Deco display case in black-painted wood with glass, mirror, green felt and brass details. The felt-lined base can be pulled out for easy access.
Denmark, circa 1920.

Victor Isbrand (1897–1989). View from the South of France, oil on canvas. Sight dimensions: 54 × 65.5 cm.
Signed V. Isbrand. Exhibited at Charlottenborg in 1964.

Kinesisk skænk fra Gansu-provinsen i elmtræ med original rød og polykrom lak, smuk patina og messingbeslag.
Qing-dynastiet, ca. 1830–50.

English mahogany champagne cooler in the Queen Anne style with removable copper liner, decorative bronze mount and small drawer. England, circa 1860–80.

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

Old Age or Winter. Circular white-painted plaster relief, cast from the original at the Thorvaldsen Museum in the early 20th century and executed in the same size as Thorvaldsen’s original model. Dimensions: Diameter 67.5 cm. Depth 5 cm.

Manhood or Autumn. Circular white-painted plaster relief, cast from the original at the Thorvaldsen Museum in the early 20th century and executed in the same size as Thorvaldsen’s original model. Dimensions: Diameter 67.5 cm. Depth 5 cm.

Youth or Summer. Circular white-painted plaster relief, cast from the original at the Thorvaldsen Museum in the early 20th century and executed in the same size as Thorvaldsen’s original model. Dimensions: Diameter 67.5 cm. Depth 5 cm.

Childhood or Spring. Circular white-painted plaster relief, cast from the original at the Thorvaldsen Museum in the early 20th century and executed in the same size as Thorvaldsen’s original model. Dimensions: Diameter 67.5 cm. Depth 5 cm.

Large Gustavian breakfront display cabinet in oak with black painted surface and beautiful patina. Original glass, dusty blue-green interior and brass and bronze details.
Sweden, circa 1780–1800.

English campaign chest in solid oak with original brass fittings and an integrated writing compartment.
England, circa 1880.

Victor Philippe Lemoine-Benoît (b. 1802). Oil on panel depicting a fantastical hot air balloon and a gathered crowd.
Signed. France, c. 1830–40.