New Arrivals

Modelled with stylized leaf motifs and finished in a matte glaze in variegated green and olive-green tones. H. 11 cm.
Signed and dated 1902.
USA, 1902.

Large Chinese painter’s and calligraphy table in elmwood with its original black-brown lacquer finish and a beautifully aged patina with craquelure and warm reddish-brown tones.
Qing style, China, circa 1840.

French Empire table lamp in gilt and dark-patinated bronze, featuring Victoria, the Roman goddess of victory, standing on a gilt sphere. Originally made as a candelabrum circa 1810 and converted into an electric table lamp circa 1950. H: 86 cm / 33.9 in

Set of three nesting tables by Fritz Hansen, crafted in beech with a simple, functional design and finely executed joinery.
Stamped FH and retaining the original Fritz Hansen label dated 30 November 1944.
Denmark, 1944.

French Louis-Philippe mantel clock in ormolu, depicting an elegant lady practising at a square piano, with sheet music in her hand and an open music book before her. Richly decorated with Rococo-inspired scrollwork, foliage and floral ornamentation.
France, circa 1830–1850.

Executed in oil on canvas with free, light brushwork in shades of pink, blue, green and orange.
Presented in a contemporary dark blue-green painted wooden frame. Canvas size: 101 × 70.5 cm.
Signed and dated 1954.

Crafted in solid oak with a round upholstered seat in light natural leather. The substantial wooden screw mechanism allows the seat height to be adjusted from approximately 75 to 100 cm.
Denmark, circa 1920–30.

With a globular body, curved handle and upward-sweeping spout. Rich blue-green glaze with turquoise, blue and dark brown tones, raised on a tall, unglazed reddish-brown foot.
China, late Qing dynasty, circa 1900.

With a globular body, curved handle and upward-sweeping spout. Dark brown glaze with blue and turquoise tones, raised on a tall, unglazed reddish-brown foot.
China, late Qing dynasty, circa 1900.

Elegant Swedish Gustavian settee crafted in beech with a black finish and beautiful age-related patina. Upholstered in grey-brown linen, with carved floral and foliate ornamentation and transverse fluting.
Sweden, circa 1780–90.

Elegant Austrian Empire center table in cherrywood with ebony inlays and an inset Jura Gelb limestone top. One drawer with original key.
Austria, circa 1810.

Christoph Voll (1897–1939) ink drawing depicting the artist’s wife, Erna Voll, standing nude. Black ink on paper, circa 1930. Unframed. 36.5 × 28.5 cm.

Christoph Voll (1897–1939) ink drawing depicting the artist’s wife, Erna Voll, seated nude on a chair. Black ink on paper, circa 1930. Unframed. 36.5 × 28.5 cm.

Swedish Gustavian display cabinet in oak, finished in light blue with a beautiful age-related patina. Architecturally designed with original glass, decorative pierced carvings and classic Gustavian details.
Sweden, circa 1780-1790. H: 213 cm.

Chinese sideboard in solid peachwood with beautiful, lively grain and patinated brass fittings. The unusual construction with four opening front sections provides easy access to the interior.
Jiangsu Province, Qing Dynasty, circa 1840-60.

Japansk erotisk shunga udført i akvarel og gouache på traditionelt washi-papir. Et karakteristisk eksempel på den japanske erotiske ukiyo-e-tradition.
Mål: 30 × 42,5 cm. Uindrammet.
Meiji-perioden (1868–1912).

Japansk erotisk shunga udført i akvarel og gouache på traditionelt washi-papir. Et karakteristisk eksempel på den japanske erotiske ukiyo-e-tradition.
Mål: 30 × 42,5 cm. Uindrammet.
Meiji-perioden (1868–1912).

Bronze sculpture by German sculptor Christoph Voll (1897-1939), depicting a standing woman carrying a child on her back. Signed C. Voll and documented as “Stehende Frau mit Kind” (WV 166). Provenance directly from the artist's family. H: 29.5 cm.

Elegant freestanding rosewood desk designed by Ole Wanscher and executed by A.J. Iversen in 1962. Crafted to the finest quality with an unusually beautiful and distinctive grain and two drawers with original brass handles. H: 72 cm. W: 145 cm. D: 85 cm.

A monumental female bust in black granite by the German sculptor Christoph Voll (1897–1939). Beautifully modelled with a serene expression and exceptional provenance, having remained in the artist's family collection.

Pair of height-adjustable stools by Fritz Hansen in solid oak with elegantly curved legs and newly upholstered seats in light leather.
Denmark, c. 1930.