New Arrivals

Reddish brown Öland limestone top on a black painted frame.
Sweden c. 1750

Spisebord / arbejdsbord i teak og eg med skulpturelt V-formet understel.
Danmark 1960-1970

Carved wood with gold leaf finish topped metal crown.
Denmark approx. 1900

Oval dining table in Rio Palisander. Come with two extension leaves.
Designed by Finn Juhl in 1949

Swedish Gustavian style white and blue painted glazed vitrine or bookcase cabinet.
Sweden approx. 1840

Bevelled mirror in a light gray and giltwood carved Neoclassical frame.
Denmark 1780-1790

A double door with large round metal central plate. 
China approx. 1920

Oval limestone top containing pre-historic fossils.
Sweden 1730-1750

Storage system in ash manufactured by Rud. Rasmussen, 1960's.

One of a kind sung glazed stoneware wall relief in the shape of a hippopotamus for Royal Copenhagen, c. 1960

Antique light-grey painted chest of three drawers, dating from the 19th century

Frame in solid oak with seat newly upholstered with cognac leather.
Fritz Hansen, c. 1940

Lithograph featuring abstract art. 
Signed and numbered by the artist, No. 55 / 125

Lacquered and gilt bronze head sculpture displayed on black metal stand.
Thailand c. 1900

Large Qing dynasty oval wooden trough or tub with original thick black and red lacquer.
China 1800-1830

Painting: 'Dancing Women'. Oil on wood.
Size: 63,5 x 53,5 cm.
Signed OHM

Ribbed stoneware dish in earthy green glazing.
Artist's monogram AB, model no. 91
Denmark 1940's

Kähler bowl in glazed ceramic, Dia. 29 cm.
Red and blue shades on a gray base.
Signed HAK, Denmark 1930-1940

Six drawer tansu chest in black lacqured pine fitted with original iron hardware.
Japan, Meiji period (1868-1912).

Qing Dynasty period "Honor Reward" calligraphy sign board.
China 1820

Black painted cast iron with classical Greek decorations.
Denmark, circa 1840

Large figurine of a musk ox calf for Royal Copenhagen, 1960's.
Unglazed earthenware, 37 x 42 cm.
Signed

Black lacquered elm wood adorned with gilt chinoiserie motifs.
Shanxi province, early 18th century