Tables

Elegant Swedish Empire tray table crafted in birch with maple and satinwood inlays. Features pull-out candle holders and the original black-painted metal tray with red decoration.
Sweden c. 1810

Elegant folding oak coffee table by Børge Mogensen for Fredericia, Model 5386, circa 1970. Original condition with warm patina – a timeless piece of Danish modern design.

Black-painted bases with baluster legs and cross stretcher, topped with demi-lune Öland stone in reddish-brown with light veining.
Baroque style, Sweden, 1820–1840

With a pine top – a characterful piece that blends classical elegance with a modern, raw expression. Set on a black-painted, turned column base with three legs, each finished with brass claw feet in the form of animal paws and original castors.
England, c. 1820

Gustavian console table / behind sofa table, northern Sweden, circa 1800. Pine with two-plank top, blue-painted base, tapered legs and fine original patina.

Elegant blue-painted Empire tilt-top table from Sweden, ca. 1810–1820. Oval top with profiled edge and white detail, turned column, and tripod base. Practical, decorative, and space-saving.

French Empire tray table in black-painted wood with removable brass-inset tray, gilt accents, slender tapering legs with brass caps and cross-stretcher. Original condition with beautiful natural patina.
France c.1810 

Classic Gustavian style with black-painted tops, light grey base, carved à la grecque frieze and fluted legs with rhombus detail.
Sweden c. 1880-1900

Iconic Severin Hansen desk, model 36 from 1958. Crafted in Rio Rosewood with four drawers, brass details, and tapered legs.
A timeless piece of Danish design – gently repolished, in perfect condition.

Swedish Empire tilt top table, c. 1810–1820. Birch burl veneered top with striking grain, solid birch base with turned column and elegant tripod feet.

Rare Gustavian tray table from Sweden, circa 1830–40. Blue-painted base with apron carved in floral and foliate motifs. Fluted legs with twisted ribbon details. Tray-shaped top in red-brown Öland limestone with finely moulded edge.

Qing Dynasty Elmwood coffee table with red lacquer. Features two drawers in the apron, profiled edges, and distinctive hoof feet. Zhejiang Province, China, c. 1880.

Elegant pair of Qing Dynasty elmwood side tables, Zhejiang Province, circa 1840. Featuring classic Chinese openwork carving and a beautiful aged patina.

Powerful Gustavian console / dining table from Sweden, circa 1780–1790. Crafted in pine with traces of its original blue paint on the apron and an untouched natural pine top. Features two drawers. Dimensions: H78 × W211 × D77 cm.

Rare teak version of Mogens Lassen’s iconic Egyptian Table, crafted by A.J. Iversen ca. 1950–60. Elegant folding design with brass details and original patina re-oiled in teak oil

Elegant pair of ‘Demi lune’ console tables with black-painted tops and a blue base, adorned with carved floral garlands and diamond-shape. Gracefully tapered, fluted legs and a beautiful patina.

Elegant Chinese console table crafted in hongmu (blackwood) and root wood. High-quality craftsmanship with a light, refined design from the late Qing or early Republic period. Early 20th century.

Iconic Egyptian Table by Mogens Lassen, 1950s. Foldable design in Cuban mahogany with elegant brass details. Crafted by A.J. Iversen. A Danish design classic.

Sofa or side table in oak, crafted circa 1930–40 at Frits Henningsen’s own workshop.
The tabletop is originally inlaid with Dutch manganese-colored faience tiles from the 18th century

Late Danish Empire side table with original tray from c. 1820–30 and later folding base from the 1950s. Painted light green with gold details – decorative and functional

Sofa/side table in oak, made c. 1930–40 at Henningsen’s own workshop.
Top originally inlaid with blue and white Dutch faience tiles from the 18th century

Bordplade udført i ét stykke træ med detaljeret sarg og profilerede ben. Shandong, ca. 1860–1880.

With baluster legs, stretcher base, and a single drawer in the apron. Believed to originate from Skanderborg Castle, (demolished in 1767). In beautiful original condition.
Denmark 1700–1750

With black Jämtland limestone top and original wooden base. Features a front drawer and turned legs. An authentic and characterful piece with historical patina.