New Arrivals

Small bronze sculpture of a reclining deer, crafted in dark patinated bronze and signed J. Miller. Mounted on a marble base.
Italy, circa 1900.

Crafted in brass with polychrome enamel, richly decorated with floral and banded motifs and fitted with mask-and-tongue handles.
Japan, 1868–1912

Elegant pair of Gustavian-style commodes, painted in a light grey-white with beautiful patina. Three drawers with classic panelled fronts and rosettes, fluted side posts and tapered legs.
Sweden, c. 1840–60.

Swedish country chair in untouched original condition. Made of pine with traces of dark brown paint and the original bast seat.
Sweden, c. 1800–1820.

Carved and gilded Italian Late Empire chandelier with fine neoclassical detailing, brass arms and prism swags.
Italy, circa 1820–40.

Oil on artist’s board by Raimond Louis Lecourt, 1907. Sight size: 38.5 × 48 cm. Frame size: 55 × 64 × 6 cm. Signed “L. Lecourt 07”. Original gilt frame.

Langbord udført i den sjældne tropiske træsort narra-ædeltræ, med ramme og midterfelt i ét stykke træ.
Fremstillet på Filippinerne ca. 1860–1880 i europæisk-barok stil.

Elegant neoclassical Grand Tour bronze of The Dying Gaul, mounted on an oval Siena marble base.
Ideal as a decorative piece or paperweight.
Italy, late 19th century

Svensk taburet udført i massivt fyrretræ med smuk patina.
Sadelformet sæde og skråtstillede ben.
Sverige, ca. 1750–1790

Impressive Baroque secretary desk in grey-blue faux-marble decoration. Made with a curved swan-neck pediment, numerous profiled mouldings and a serpentine lower section with fall-front and a blue-painted interior with small drawers.
Denmark, c. 1730–1750

Elegant pair of Grand Tour travertine marble candlesticks with patinated bronze mounts and Egyptian Revival friezes.
Italy, c. 1860–1880

Japanese bronze tiger from the Meiji period with brown-red patina. Crafted to a high standard with realistic detailing, dynamic pose and inlaid glass eyes. Signed underneath.
Japan, 1852–1912

A sculptural blue-painted Baroque chest of drawers with a graceful breakfront form, strong profiled moldings and original bun feet. Beautiful patina with warm undertones.
Denmark, c. 1730–1750.

Olie på lærred, signeret og dateret 1902. Realistisk skildring af en ældre kvinde i en døråbning, udført med høj detaljegrad og tydelig materialefornemmelse. Monteret i samtidig forgyldt ramme. Lysmål: 50 x 85 x 2 cm.

Vibrant Corneille work (COBRA). “La fleur que le papillon affectionne”, watercolour and gouache on paper. Signed and dated Corneille ’60. Gilded wooden frame. Frame 50×76 cm, image size 39×62 cm.

Dutch Rococo display cabinet in veneered walnut with rich marquetry in maple and satinwood. Bombe-shaped lower section with three drawers, glazed doors with muntins, carved sweeping top and claw-and-ball feet.
The Netherlands, c. 1770–1800

Rare pair of Flemming Lassen chairs in Cuban mahogany with French cane and original Niger leather seats. Crafted by Jacob Kjær. The only known examples.
Denmark, 1938

A set of four Japanese triangular corner tables in graduated sizes. Crafted in wood with rich polychrome lacquer. Can be used individually or arranged together as a tiered display.
Japan, late Meiji period, c. 1900.

Figur i terracottafarvet ler af Bengt Lissegårdh, forestillende en siddende nøgen kvinde i rolig positur.
Signeret “Lissegårdh” og nummereret 22/30.
Sverige, midt-1900-tallet.

Pair of solid pine bookcases by Mogens Koch, crafted by Rud. Rasmussen, Copenhagen, circa 1950s. Beautifully refinished with rich natural patina. An iconic example of Danish functionalism and timeless Scandinavian design.

Elegant Italian Louis XVI walnut commode with three drawers, bronze fittings, and ebonized columns with gilded capitals. Beautiful, untouched patina carefully restored to reveal its natural warmth and depth.
Italy, circa 1780–1790

Pair of decorative Chinese cloisonné ginger jars crafted in brass with fine enamel work and rich leaf motifs on a black background. Includes carved wooden bases.
From the late Qing period, circa 1910.

Modular bookcase system in solid Oregon Pine, crafted by Rud. Rasmussen in the 1960s.
Comprising eight modules and bases. Refinished and presented in excellent condition.

Gustaviansk chatol i eg med lys grå bemaling og blå indvendig skriveklap. Tre skuffer med messingbeslag og kannelerede kvartsøjler med bronze-kapitæler.
Danmark, ca. 1780–1800