New Arrivals

Decorative French palace-form birdcage with a domed top and fine vertical bars. Crafted in grey-painted iron with a beautiful, naturally aged patina.
France, c. 1900–1920.

A masterwork of Danish furniture in solid Cuban mahogany with original gilt-bronze mounts. Classical construction with commode, secretary and upper cabinet, and a refined interior with marquetry drawers and tambour doors.
Denmark, circa 1780.

French table lamp in the Directoire style, featuring a fluted column in black-polished bronze with gilt bronze details, set on a square base. Later electrified.
France, c. 1880–1900.

Long table with single-plank molave tabletop framed in dark narra hardwood. Stable base with through stretcher in European-inspired baroque style.
Philippines, circa 1860–1880.

Art Deco display cabinet on legs in mahogany with curved glass front and glass top. Interior with two pull-out trays/drawers lined with light fabric and fitted with brass handles.
England c. 1910–1920.

Crafted in pine, originally painted in coral colour with natural age-related patina. Constructed in two sections with a curved front and panelled doors. Upper section with shelf, silver display grooves and drawer. Lower section with shelf.
Denmark, ca. 1800–1810.

French table lamp in the Louis XVI style from the Napoleon III period, circa 1860–1870. Black marble base and column with gilt bronze mounts. Height to socket: 40 cm
France, c. 1860–1870

Danish Art Deco wall-mounted display cabinet from c. 1920. Flame birch veneer and glass sliding doors - perfect for displaying porcelain and ceramics.
Denmark, c. 1920

Elegant and well-proportioned easy chair in solid Cuban mahogany with carved details. Danish Biedermeier (late Empire), recently reupholstered in a classic striped textile.
Denmark, Copenhagen, circa 1830.

Long table in solid narra hardwood with framed tabletop and single-plank centre panel. Stable base with through stretcher in European-inspired baroque style.
Philippines, circa 1860–1880.

Sheraton tray table veneered in satinwood, lemonwood and mahogany, with oval top, marquetry and shell inlay. Frieze with single drawer, tapering legs and brass feet.*
England, c. 1790–1800.

Art Deco table lamp in disko metal, designed by Just Andersen. Height: 57 cm. In good condition with age-related patina.
Denmark, c. 1920–1930. 

Art Deco table lamp in solid brass with a turned column and round base. Height: 61 cm.
Good original condition with age-related wear.
Denmark, ca. 1920.

Crafted in hardwood with a grey-painted base and black-painted top with white line decoration. Single drawer in the apron and slender, turned legs joined by a stretcher.
Made in the Philippines during the Spanish colonial period, c. 1860

Elegant Gustavian bench in beechwood with original light-painted surface and attractive patina. Refined neoclassical design.
Denmark, 1780-1790

Crafted in hardwood with original lacquer. Red lacquered tabletop with a beautiful patina and a richly decorated base.
From the Qing period, Shanxi Province, circa 1800–1820

Oval Gustavian pedestal table in painted pine, scraped back to its original finish and showing a beautiful, charming patina. Oval top with a moulded, scalloped edge, turned black-painted central column and three gracefully curved legs.
Sweden, ca. 1790–1800.

Blue-painted base with turned legs, openwork Baroque carvings, and one large drawer with a brass knob. Original oval top with natural patina.
Denmark c. 1730–1750

Chinese elm wood coffee table with dark burgundy lacquered surface. Three drawers fitted with brass ring pulls.
Shanxi Province, Qing period, circa 1830–1840.

Curved back, sweeping armrests with scroll-carved terminals and sabre-shaped front legs. Reupholstered in blue-green fabric.
France, c. 1820–1830.

Wall-mounted ceramic relief designed by Jeanne Grut for Royal Copenhagen circa 1962. Faience relief with a deep blue glaze, inspired by the prehistoric coelacanth.
Measurements (cm): L: 108 | H: 56 | D: 16

Unique Danish architect’s drawing cabinet in Cuban mahogany with maple inlays. Upper section with shelving and drawers, lower section with pull-out trays for drawings. Designed for the architect’s own use.
Danish design, c. 1920

Chinese calligraphy table, also known as a scholar’s table, in Ming style from the Qing period (circa 1840–1860), crafted in beautiful peach wood with a lively grain. Ideal as a dining table, desk, or console table.

Mytologisk akvatinte med sanseligt motiv og fine ornamenter af "Amor og Psyke", ca. 1919. Indramme, trykflademål: 7,5 x 8,5 cm.