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Bronze sculpture of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, originally created as a small fountain piece. Beautiful natural patina, mounted on a sandstone base.
Italy, 18th–19th century.

Crafted in solid maple root with square ebony bases. The round bowls are supported by slender, tapered stems and cylindrical shafts with beautiful grain and patina. Decorative and refined in classic Empire design.
Sweden, c. 1810.

Refined antique mortar and pestle in dense tropical hardwood, likely pachyloba.
Richly grained surface and beautifully preserved in its original condition.
Height: 22 cm.
England, circa 1700–1800

Decorative French birdcage in patinated brass with floral frosted glass panels, arched top, and suspension finial.
France, c. 1880–1920

Italian Baroque basin from the 1700–1800s, crafted in white Carrara marble with carved acanthus motifs. Pedestal with sphinx-shaped bust. Height: 95 cm.

Med skæringer af tand og ben i form af 13 charms / vedhæng: isbjørnehoved, 2 innuitter, hvalros, sæl, iglo, slædehund m.m. Længde: ca. 39 cm
Grønland ca. 1930-1950

Neolithic grinding stone with smooth, curved surface, used for sharpening flint tools. From Denmark, c. 3,900–1,700 BCE.

Hand-carved tribal stool from the Philippines in solid molave hardwood, circa 1900–1920. Features a sculpted male head – also ideal as a plant pedestal.

Elegant Art Deco jardiniere in pewter by Danish designer Just Andersen. Fluted body, marked “Just 1752” on the base.
Denmark circa 1920–1930

Rare hand-carved Dala horse in pine wood with original polychrome paint.
Sweden, circa 1840

Articulated wooden figure carved in pine. Original condition with beautiful, naturally aged patina. Length: 66 cm.
Denmark, circa 1820–1840.

Rare fish plate crafted in earthenware and decorated with colorful motifs of fish, birds, and flowers. Inscription along the rim: "Fish and birds I gladly swallow".
Made in Southern Jutland, Denmark, 1749

Decorative vintage aircraft propeller, elegantly crafted from solid mahogany.
Believed to originate from an English aircraft, circa 1920-1930.

Dimensions: L 230 cm | W 23 cm | D 10.5 cm

Pair of decorative Canton tea caddies from the Qianlong period (1736–1795), featuring hand-painted enamel landscapes on copper. Original condition with minor corner repairs

Crafted in wrought iron with elegant brass finials. Original, untouched condition, showcasing a charming, naturally aged patina.
France, circa 1830-1840

Pair of Baroque wrought iron andirons with a timeless design and naturally aged patina. Excellent condition.
Denmark, circa 1700

Traditionally used for storage and transport, crafted in ceramic with vertical lines, greenish glaze, and three integrated carrying handles. Beautiful age-related patina.
China, Qing Dynasty 1750-1850.

Crafted in dark-patinated bronze with cloisonné work in green, blue, white, and yellow. Features intricate archaic symbols and a gracefully curved neck.
Qing Dynasty, mid-18th century.

Features a sturdy wooden frame, openwork base panels in black lacquer, floral details in red, and front calligraphy with the Chinese character for "Luck" (fu). Reverse side in deep red lacquer with natural patina.
China, mid-1700s.

Pair of room dividers crafted from pine with remnants of rich burgundy lacquer. Featuring high-quality joinery, intricate wooden slats, and panels, these screens have a beautiful, naturally aged patina.
Shanxi, China, circa 1840

Crafted from pine, featuring its original black and light gray paint with natural wear and a beautiful age-related patina, adding to its authentic vintage charm.
Sweden, circa 1920

A high-quality bronze tray featuring a finely detailed relief dragon motif in the center, edges and legs are crafted in an elegant bamboo style. In excellent, untouched condition, with a natural patina. Measurements: 2,2 x 25 x 19 cm.

Pair of hand-carved temple lions from a Buddha temple in Siam (now Thailand), circa 1830-40. Retains original silver gilding and displays a natural, age-acquired patina. Height: 97 cm.