New Arrivals

Fossil bone fragment from Stegodon, shaped in modern times into a curved, horn-like form. Pleistocene period, approx. 1–2 million years old.

Minimalistisk kvindeportræt udført i kul på papir.
Signeret “de Sala” og indrammet med glas i patineret sølvramme.
Danmark eller Frankrig, ca. 1920–30.

Mahogany bench with gently tapered legs and a restrained design typical of the Empire period. Newly upholstered seat in a light ivory velour blend. Length: 125 cm.
Denmark, c. 1810–1820

Armchair in Rio rosewood with fine grain and elegantly shaped armrests. Upholstered in black leather, in good original condition. Crafted by cabinetmaker A.J. Iversen, Denmark, 1950s.

Udført i dyb brun harepelsglasur med smukt farvespil. Ikonisk form med integreret hank og spalteskåret tud. H: 19 cm.
Fremstår i perfekt stand.

Elegant and classic chest in finely figured Cuban mahogany with flame grain. Constructed in two sections with five drawers, all fitted with original brass hardware and side carrying handles.

With cow horn relief decoration of stylized flowers and foliage. Signed HAK. Height 36 cm.
Denmark, circa 1920–30. 

Crafted in solid mahogany with original French cane to the seat, back, and sides. Elegant form with curved armrests and slender fluted legs.
England, circa 1920.

Wood-carved decoy duck with original painted finish in dark, warm tones. Decorative and full of character with natural age-related patina. Dimensions: H 20 cm, L 40 cm, D 15 cm.
USA, first half of the 20th century.

Wood-carved decoy duck with original painted finish in muted colors. Decorative and full of character and nice patina. Dimensions: H 17 cm, L 43 cm, D 14 cm.
USA, first half of the 20th century.

Classic baluster form with stylized foliate relief, executed in glazed ceramic with a deep green glaze. Height: 28.5 cm.
Signed HAK to the base.
Denmark, circa 1910.

Elegant skrivebord i Rio-palisander, model 66, designet af Erik Riisager Hansen (Severin Hansen) for Haslev Møbelsnedkeri i 1960’erne. Udstyret med 2 x 3 skuffer, skriveplade og bordplade med kehlet kant.

Glazed porcelain charger with classic Imari decoration in iron red, cobalt blue, and green, featuring an intricate floral motif.
Diameter: 62 cm.
Japan, Meiji period (1868–1912).

Expressive self-portrait by Jørgen Nash, executed in acrylic on board, 1983. Composition in blue and red tones with a dynamic, raw character. Signed and dated lower right.

Siddende smuk kvinde i et enkelt, stiliseret formsprog. Sunglasur i brunlige og olivengrønne nuancer.
Signeret med monogram og Royal Copenhagens tre bølger. H: 47 cm.

Monumental unique glazed stoneware vase by Lene Regius with her characteristic narrative decoration, inspired by African art and COBRA. Executed in a rich yellow glaze with contrasting earth tones. Likely thrown in collaboration with Per Weiss. Signed.

Elegant pair of Art Deco armchairs in ebonized birch, designed in a classic bergère form. Newly upholstered in a refined ocean-blue Larsen textile. Denmark, circa 1920–1930.

Smukt dekoreret med levende sungglasur i gyldne og kobberbrune nuancer. Låg med reliefmotiv af Leda og svanen samt dekorativ bund med krebsdyr. Signeret og nummereret 560. Fremstår i perfekt stand.

Color lithograph in nine colors, 1969. Hand-signed and numbered (70/75). Printed in Paris by Clot, Bramsen et Georges. From one of the artist’s most experimental graphic series. Very fine original condition.

Sjældent velbevaret svensk chatol med original bemaling i varm koralfarve og fine botaniske dekorationer. Bag skriveklap et blåmalet interiør med små skuffer og rum. Nederst tre skuffer.
Sverige, 1841

Patinated bronze sculpture by Joachim Bang (1946–2005), depicting a standing man with a chair. A simple, contemplative composition. Dimensions: H 23 cm | L 22 cm | D 6 cm.
Signed with monogram JB.

Rare large stoneware figure of a Macaw by Armand Petersen (1891–1969), produced by Bing & Grøndahl in the 1930s. Beautiful matte-glazed surface in warm tones and an elegant sculptural presence. Very good condition. H: 42 cm.

Custom-made military campaign chest desk in solid camphor wood. Constructed in three transportable sections with drawers and an integrated writing slide in green leather. Original brass fittings, carrying handles, and protective corner mounts.
Anglo-Chinese, Hong Kong, circa 1880.