New Arrivals

Green-glazed stoneware sculpture “Hercules” by Jens Jakob Bregnø for Saxbo, 1930s. Classical sculptural form with a rich, vibrant green glaze.
Height: 28.5 cm.
Signed monogram

Rare stoneware vessel with bronze mounting and beautiful organic glaze in reddish, brown and blue-green tones and decorative dragon handles.
Denmark, circa 1950.

Udført i fyrretræ med smuk lysegrå overflade og blågrå marmorerede fyldinger og skuffefronter. Overskab med svungne barokformer samt underdel med fire skuffer.
Sverige, ca. 1750

Sjælden stor unika lågkrukke af glaseret keramik designet af Bjørn Wiinblad. Dekoreret med smuk grøn-brun glasur og reliefornamentik. Signeret. Højde ca. 74 cm.
Danmark, ca. 1960–1970

Frosted glass bowl engraved with star motifs and a meander – à la grecque border. Suspended by three gilt bronze chains with crystal swags and faceted prisms, supported by a gilt bronze ring with floral rosettes and finished with an acorn-shaped bronze finial.
France, c. 1850

Korpus malet i lys blå med patina samt profileret topplade med blå-grå marmorering. Tre skuffer med bronzebeslag samt originale låse og nøgler.
Sverige, 1750–1770

Designed by Hans Hansen and Svend Nielsen, decorated by Oluf Jensen with a motif of bleeding hearts. Lid and base in patinated and gilt bronze by Knud Andersen. First quality – perfect condition.
Denmark, 1933.

Ceramic dove sculpture with dark glaze and soft organic form. Signed Florentino on the underside.
Italy, circa 1970–80.

Elegant 18th century Rococo portrait of Queen Juliane Marie of Denmark, attributed to the court painter Peder Als. Oil on canvas, relined and presented in a period gilt frame.

Black-painted single-plank top decorated with white line work and stylized floral corners. Grey-painted base with central drawer flanked by simulated drawers.
Philippines, circa 1840–1860.

Profile sketch executed in black and light blue pencil on paper. Signed “de Sala”.
Framed with glass. Paper: 22 × 19 cm | Frame: 27 × 23.5 cm
Denmark or France, circa 1920–30.

In the Rococo Revival style. Sculptural floral stem incorporating a naturalistic dog figure and pierced rocaille base. Later electrified.
France, circa 1880.

Small studio stoneware dish. Rich brown glaze in warm, earthy tones with subtle variations along the rim. H: 4.5 cm | Ø: 24.5 cm
Signed with monogram.
Denmark, 1930's

Two-part pine corner cabinet with curved front, painted to simulate tiled panels in soft grey-white with blue floral decoration. Trompe-l’œil firebox door below. Coral-red interior with shelves and small drawers.
Sweden, 1780–1800

Early surrealist composition executed in black ink, grey wash and blue colored pencil on a piece of wallpaper.
Signed “de Sala.”, September 1915

Surrealist composition executed in blue and red oil crayon on paper. Signed on the reverse. Framed with glass on both front and back.
Paris, ca. 1925–30.

Surrealist composition in black ink on newspaper, signed “de Sala.” Professionally framed with mat and glass.
Image size: 28.5 x 18.5 cm.

Blue-glazed stoneware with hand-painted calligraphy on lid and body. Flattened form with short neck and shoulder perforations.
China, late Qing Dynasty, c. 1900

Crafted in pine with black painted tops, raised on white-grey painted bases with decorated friezes and slender fluted legs. Beautiful aged patina. Sold as a pair.
Sweden, circa 1900.

Rare 18th-century Tibetan Mahakala mask, hand-carved in pine with traces of original pigment and natural patina. A striking example of Tibetan ritual wall art.

Oil on canvas by Peder Frederik Nordahl Grove, signed and dated 1873. Winter view from Dyrehaven, Klampenborg. Sight size approx. 46 x 66 cm.
Denmark, 1873

Classic rounded form with subtly defined neck and a rich brown glaze with golden and green nuances. H: 17 | Dia: 12.5 cm
Denmark, 1950's

Early 20th-century Kähler ceramic vase with vibrant yellow-orange uranium glaze and sculptural cylindrical form.
Signed HAK. Height 30.5 cm.

Sculpturally modelled with vertical relief. Brown-grey glaze with emerging blue/turquoise tones and deep blue interior. Signed E.S.N. and stamped Saxbo. H: 50 cm, Ø: 35 cm.