New Arrivals

Featuring characteristic modeled shoulder details and a light and grey-black glaze that creates a vibrant, almost granite-like surface. Marked with Kähler's HAK monogram to the base. H: 15 cm (5.91 in.)
Denmark 1920-1930.

Cold-painted terracotta figure of a mastiff dog, finely modelled and decorated in warm brown tones. In fine original condition.
Vienna, Austria, circa 1880–1900.

Pair of "Næstved" candlesticks from the Baroque period, featuring baluster-shaped stems, profiled candle cups, and octagonal bases. Height: 16.5 cm (6.5 in).
Fine Danish brasswork from the mid-18th century.

Mogens Koch cabinet with matching plinth in solid mahogany, crafted by Rud. Rasmussen in Denmark, 2008. Original condition with a beautiful natural patina.

Mogens Koch cabinet with matching bookcase and plinth in solid mahogany, produced by Rud. Rasmussen, Denmark, 2008. In original condition with a beautiful natural patina.

Solid brass with tall beveled glass panels and elegant architectural detailing. Features an open crown-form top with curved brass arms, decorative finials, and four interior light arms.
France, circa 1930. 

Crafted in the characteristic Swedish Rococo style with elegant curved sides, a fall front writing section, and a fitted interior in a soft pale blue finish. Shaped body with five drawers and finely curved legs with decorative bronze mounts.

Monumental Baroque lion sculpture in French limestone, circa 1700, with ring in its mouth and a beautiful aged patina. Provenance from Solgården near Strøby Egede in northern Stevns, Denmark. Height: 105 cm.

Danish Empire bench in Cuban mahogany with shaped end supports, profiled spindle splats, and a newly upholstered seat in blue-green textile. Denmark, circa 1810–20.

Antique Chinese brush pots carved in dark patinated bamboo from the Qing Dynasty, circa 1840–1850. Decorated with scholar figures in relief and calligraphic inscriptions. Sold as a pair.

Carved folk art bird with original paint and beautiful patina. H. 29 cm.
China, 19th century.

Signed and numbered serigraph by Corneille from 2003, executed in vivid colours and the artist’s characteristic CoBrA style. Framed in a black wooden frame with passe-partout. No. 185/200.

Seated Buddha in meditation in the classic bhumisparsha mudra. Made of bronze with traces of red lacquer and gilding as well as age-related patina. H: 29 cm.
Thailand (Siam), 1850-1870

Round pedestal table, model 7352. Crafted in Cuban mahogany with a profiled coved edge, central pedestal column and curved legs with brass caps. Provenance from Frits Henningsen’s daughter.
Copenhagen, circa 1930–39.

Gustavian off-white chest of drawers from Denmark, circa 1780–1790, featuring three drawers, brass handles, swan reliefs, quarter columns and beautiful patina.

Finished in a light green crackle glaze with details in gold leaf. H: 29.5 cm.
Marked on the underside with model number 3342 and production number 457.
Denmark, circa 1940s.

From Siam (Thailand), circa 1550–1650. Serene expression with fine detailing, mounted on a black wooden base.
H: 64 cm incl. base / 44 cm head.

Elegant, curved Baroque chest of drawers in a blue-green hue with a beautiful patina and a black moulded top. Four drawers with original gilt bronze mounts.
Sweden, circa 1730–1750.

Signed oil on canvas by A.H. Mackeprang (1832–1911) depicting a fox with prey in a winter landscape. Presented in an ornate period giltwood frame.
Denmark, 19th century

Pair of English Lancashire ladderback armchairs in solid oak with original hand-woven rush seats. Beautiful patina and classic country-house craftsmanship.
England, circa 1840–1860

Large (H: 61 cm / 24 in) unique horned owl by Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen, circa 1924–1935. Stoneware with Sung glaze.
Monogrammed “KK”, stamped, model no. 20191.

Elegant Regency “drum” library table in mahogany with fine inlays and original green leather top with gilt tooling. Featuring drawers all around and a tripod base with brass casters.
England, ca. 1820–1830.

Large pond yacht model crafted in solid mahogany with a light maple deck. Made with a high level of craftsmanship and finished with fine details including brass fittings, rigging, and a slender mast.
England, 1920–30