New Arrivals

Rare double-sided oil on panel by Danish-French artist Eugène de Sala (1899–1987), painted in Paris c.1920s. Picasso-inspired figurative composition on the front; atmospheric still life on the reverse. Original period frame included.

Elegant small vase by Danish ceramicist Jacob Bang, 1950s. Rounded body, slender neck with narrow mouth, blue-green glaze. Excellent condition.

Elegant pair of ‘Demi lune’ console tables with black-painted tops and a blue base, adorned with carved floral garlands and diamond-shape. Gracefully tapered, fluted legs and a beautiful patina.

Frame in polished beech with light velour upholstery and curved legs.
Fine 19th-century craftsmanship.
Denmark, 1820–30.

Baroque brass candlestick with profiled base and wrought iron spike for pillar candles.
Denmark , c. 1700–1730.

Small elegant chest of drawers in blue painted pine with four drawers, brass fittings, and classic Baroque details such as turned columns, profiled pilasters, and curved front legs.
Sweden, circa 1840

Greek terracotta Mediterranean jar / garden vessel from the 20th century with a beautiful patina.
Perfect for the garden or orangery.
Height: 56 cm

Crafted in solid maple root with square ebony bases. The round bowls are supported by slender, tapered stems and cylindrical shafts with beautiful grain and patina. Decorative and refined in classic Empire design.
Sweden, c. 1810.

Gracefully curved backrest with decorative spindles, a pierced central splat, and elegantly shaped armrests. Excellent condition and refined patina – a classic example of English craftsmanship.
England, circa 1800–1820.

Elegant Wellington chest in Gustavian style, crafted from pine and finished in a soft blue paint. Features six drawers with brass fittings and refined carved details. Sweden, c. 1900

A colorful circus scene presented in a passe-partout and set in a silver wooden frame with glass. Unsigned. Image size: 20 × 11 cm.
France 1955

Refined antique mortar and pestle in dense tropical hardwood, likely pachyloba.
Richly grained surface and beautifully preserved in its original condition.
Height: 22 cm.
England, circa 1700–1800

Pair of architecturally designed armchairs crafted in walnut with original black lacquer and a beautiful aged patina. Geometric backrest and armrest design, showcasing exceptional cabinetmaking craftsmanship.
Qing Dynasty, China, circa 1800.

Large and decorative 19th-century floor vase from Manchuria, China. Stoneware with warm reddish-brown glaze blending into olive green, with flowing dark and ochre streaks. The shoulder features a distinctive hammered texture. Height: 78 cm.

Handmade Mediterranean terracotta jar from the early 1900s. Beautiful patina, decorative, and perfect for garden or orangery. Height: 95 cm.

Crafted in the 1950s / 1960's by master cabinetmaker Poul Jeppesen in richly grained Rio rosewood with original cane and leather. Exceptionally well-preserved with a deep, warm patina – rosewood at its most beautiful.

Litografi i farver: 'Elefant i urskov'
Signeret og nummereret 49/280, 1969
Indrammet i ramme af guldmalet træ og glas.
Litografi: 57 cm x 42 cm. Ramme mål: 74 x 51 x 2,5 cm

Black-painted oak chest of drawers with brass fittings, eight drawers, and finely profiled details. A slender, architectural and decorative piece.
Denmark, 1780–1800.

Vibrant and dynamic lithograph – Untitled, no. 138/150.
Signed with the monogram "PK", dated 2000
Dimensions (image): 66 x 48 cm
Framed behind glass in a gilded wooden frame

Elegant Chinese console table crafted in hongmu (blackwood) and root wood. High-quality craftsmanship with a light, refined design from the late Qing or early Republic period. Early 20th century.

Warm and atmospheric interior scene of a Christmas Eve gathering, depicting five figures around a table and piano. Oil on canvas. Sight size: 79 x 63 cm.
Signed and dated, Denmark 1901.

Pair of Baroque candlesticks in solid brass with baluster-shaped stems and square bases on bun feet. Rich patina and authentic signs of age.
Denmark, c. 1730–1750

19th-century Windsor armchair with elm seat and upper parts in yew, featuring a warm hue and expressive grain. Early model, well-preserved condition.
England, c. 1830–1840