New Arrivals

Unglazed ceramic vessel by Kähler, crafted in chamotte clay with a beautiful warm tone. Height 51 cm.
Made around 1930 and signed HAK Denmark at the base. Mint condition.

Elegant Gustavian pine linen press from Sweden, c. 1790–1800. Two-part design with profiled cornice, original brass fittings, and classic Nordic craftsmanship.

Rare pair of hand-coloured engravings “Tableau de l’Armée Française”, circa 1830–1840. Published by Louis de Kleist, Dresden, after Lejeune. Original gilt Damborg frames. Provenance: Frederiksborg Castle, Denmark, and Helga Henriques.

Unique stoneware vase by Patrick Nordström, Islev 1928. Green-toned glaze. Signed with monogram and year. Minor firing flaw at base.

Beautiful English hanging corner cabinet from the George II period, circa 1730. Original japanned decoration in gold leaf and red-painted interior. Exceptionally well preserved.
England c. 1730

Armchair designed by Ejner Larsen & Aksel Bender Madsen, circa 1951. Produced by Willy Beck, Copenhagen. Solid teak and original black leather upholstery — a refined example of Danish modern design.

Color lithograph: Tapir in the Jungle.
Signed and numbered 55/260, 1968.
Lithograph size: 40 × 57.5 cm. Frame size: 52 × 69 cm.

Pair of Gustavian-style breakfront chest of drawers painted in light blue with beautiful patina. Decorated with sphinxes, à la grec frieze, and elegant fluted legs. Sweden c.1840–60.

Pair of folding stools by Mogens Koch, crafted in rosewood with black leather seats. Produced in the 1950s by Interna, Denmark. Rare edition purchased directly from the Interna family.

Elegant stoneware vase decorated with Sung glaze in warm earthy tones.
Signed with monogram and stamped Royal Copenhagen, 1950's

Hans J. Wegner’s iconic The Chair JH503, designed in 1949 and crafted by master cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen. A beautifully preserved pair in solid oak with black leather seats, in excellent original condition.

Modular bookcase in solid teak, designed by Henning Bergmann Andreasen & Kaj Ingemann Hansen for Rud. Rasmussen, c.1960. Comprising four stackable units with dowel rods for stability – a flexible and timeless example of Danish modern design.

Preliminary study by Gerhard Henning in plaster with original patina. Elegant standing nude with cloth, necklace, and bracelet details.
Denmark. 1929

Antique toy from c. 1880 featuring a wooden cart with coachman and horse.
Original paint, leather details, and beautifully preserved.
Denmark c. 1880

Lithograph by Asger Jorn (1914–1973), signed Jorn 68. Printed in 150 copies – this is an Épreuve d’artiste (artist’s proof), a rare and sought-after special print.
Framed with passepartout, image size 44.5 × 32 cm.

Rare original French Art Nouveau poster by Adolphe Léon Willette, 1915. Created for “Journée du Poilu”, a national fundraising day during World War I. Printed by Devambez, Paris.

Pair of antique trophy candlesticks crafted from deer hooves mounted on wooden bases with silver-plated brass fittings. Engraved plaque: Horton Plains, June 26th, 1883.

Exclusive Georg Jensen sterling silver coffee set, model 80 from the 1950s. Classic 1915 design with ebony handles.
Excellent condition – sold as a set.

Rare 16th–17th century Sukhothai-style Siam Buddha in gilt bronze. About 500 years old, showing the youthful slender form of Buddha with elegant patina. Provenance: Knuthenborg Castle, Denmark.

Rare, large stoneware dish, signed and dated 1987. Relief-decorated with organic patterns, the grooves filled with glossy light-grey glaze, while the raised areas appear in matte brown.
In perfect condition.

Kongelys table lamp from Fog & Mørup, 1950s. Designed by Niels Rasmussen Thykier in 1930. Brass with acrylic shade. Height 45 cm, shade Ø33 cm, base Ø15 cm. Excellent condition with renewed acrylic.

Elegant Swedish Empire tray table crafted in birch with maple and satinwood inlays. Features pull-out candle holders and the original black-painted metal tray with red decoration.
Sweden c. 1810

Bronze bowl by Emil Lauesen, produced by Vendor in Copenhagen c. 1945.
Decorated with vertical relief fluting and signed E.L. on the base.

Bronze bowl by Emil Lauesen, produced by Vendor in Copenhagen c. 1945.
Decorated with vertical relief fluting and signed E.L. on the base.