New Arrivals

Gustavian bureau in two sections crafted in oak with a grey-white patina. Upper cabinet with doors, lower section with fall-front desk, blue interior, and drawers with brass hardware.
Sweden circa 1780–1790

Elegant bænk i Hepplewhite stil udført i massiv cubamahogni med originalt fransk rørflet. Slanke, kannelerede ben og fine, klassiske detaljer. England, ca. 1920.

Beautiful Art Nouveau-inspired champagne cooler in earthenware by Daniel Folkman Andersen, produced by Michael Andersen & Son, Bornholm, circa 1920.
Stamped “MA&S”, model no. 1385. In perfect condition.

Fossil bone fragment with a curved, horn-like form. Approx. 1–2 million years old, shaped in modern times.
Height: 12.5 cm.

Well-preserved Gustavian bureau in pine, retaining its original paint in warm reddish-brown tones with blue marbled decoration. Fitted with a fall-front writing surface, small drawers, and a cupboard with a shelf, along with original fittings and keys.
Sweden, circa 1800.

Beautiful ceramic vase with a cream glaze and delicate sgraffito decoration in warm yellow tones. A fine example of classic craftsmanship with elegant, organic detailing.
Height: 44 cm. Signed HAK underneath.
Denmark, 1920-1930

Swedish Gustavian bedside cabinet in grey-white finish with fluted doors, floral carvings, and slender tapered legs. Elegant proportions with a beautiful patina, circa 1780–1800.

Small Gustavian bedside cabinet in pine with light blue paint and a beautiful patina. Features a drawer, fluted door, carved details, and original brass hardware.
Sweden, circa 1790–1800.

Elegant Gustavian bureau in two parts with a practical interior, including a spacious cabinet, three large drawers, a writing flap, numerous small drawers, and a central cupboard. Crafted in oak with a beautiful light blue exterior and original fittings.
Sweden, 1780-90

Rare large unique Art Deco floor vase in hand-thrown stoneware with crackled glaze and relief decoration of stylized deer in brown and blue tones. Signed. Excellent condition. Height: 58 cm.
Denmark, 1920–1930

Elegant and rare large yacht model (H: 258 cm). Crafted in fine model shipbuilding quality with a mahogany hull, maple deck, and lead keel. Detailed craftsmanship and a functional construction. H: 258 cm | L: 195 cm.
Denmark, circa 1930s.

Rokoko hjørne-hængekonsol i træ med original bemaling og fine, klassiske håndskårne detaljer.
Ideel som vægkonsol til udvalgte objekter. Højde: 64 cm.
Udført ca. 1770 i Frankrig eller Italien.

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

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.

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. 

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.

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.