Tables

Features a thick tabletop with profiled edges, square legs with elegant details, and a classic frame-and-panel construction. Originally used for calligraphy, now ideal as a dining or work table.
From Jiangsu Province, circa 1840

Pair of Gustavian demi-lune console tables, circa 1900, with black-painted tops, blue bases, à la grec carvings, and tapered fluted legs with diamond accents
Sweden, circa 1900

Crafted from pine, stripped by a conservator to reveal its original, beautiful gray-marbled finish with natural patina. Original Italian white marble surface, featuring an elegantly profiled edge.
Denmark, circa 1770

Regency games table crafted in mahogany with satinwood and maple inlay, fold-open top with green felt playing surface. Tapered legs with spade feet. Recently repolished, excellent condition.
England, circa 1810-1815

Desk crafted from solid mahogany featuring pull-out writing surfaces and three drawers with brass handles. Elegant detailing highlights its refined and sophisticated design.
Designed in 1949 and produced by Rud Rasmussen

Worktable in Cuban mahogany with gilt bronze details, featuring a mirror under the folding top and a drawer with a green leather writing surface.
France, circa 1820

Elegant side table, crafted in solid mahogany with a central pedestal stem ending in four feet. Features a round tabletop with beautiful wood grain and a beveled edge. Designed and crafted around 1945 with a professional refinish

“Rygebord” model KK6687, made in ash wood with beautiful grain.
Designed in 1929, executed by Rud. Rasmussen

Foldable coffee table crafted in Cuban mahogany, showcasing a beautiful grain pattern. Beveled edge tabletop and cross-shaped base with brass caps. Produced by Rud Rasmussen Cabinetmakers, circa 1980

Original dark lacquer finish and a natural, age-related patina. The apron is adorned with intricate carvings on all four sides, including dragon motifs in the lower corners and a curved stretcher. Originating from the Jiangsu Province, Qing Dynasty, circa 1840

Bordet har en bordplade i massiv eg og kehlet kant, på trepasfod med svungne ben i bøg, afsluttet med messingsko. Udført på Henningsens værksted i 1940'erne.
Et smukt og klassisk bord

Large writing desk, model PP 312, designed for PP Møbler in the 1980's. Rectangular tabletop, measuring 190x94 cm. Crafted from solid ash wood with soap-treated finish, making it look as good as new

A pair of side tables featuring brass trays on mahogany bases with an oil finish.
Crafted in Denmark by Lysberg, Hansen & Therp in the 1950s.
Sold as a pair

Empire mahogany sewing table with a gilded bronze edge and intricate inlays. Features an oval tabletop with a black-polished inlay, a drawer with multiple compartments, and extendable sides for additional storage.
Denmark, circa 1800-1810

A chinese console table crafted from elm wood with its original dark burgundy lacquer, showcasing a natural age-related patina.
Features two paneled doors with patinated brass fittings.
Qing style, from Jiangsu Province, 1850-1870

The iconic OW449 Colonial side table/coffee table was designed by Ole Wanscher in 1964. This square mahogany table, with its raised corners and geometric aesthetics, perfectly complements the other pieces in the Colonial Series.

Elegant rosewood desk designed by Erik Riisager Hansen (also known as Severin Hansen) for Haslev Møbelsnedkeri in the 1950s. Features 2 x 3 drawers, 65 cm leg clearance and an elegantly beveled edge on the back and sides. Perfect condition, meticulously restored.
Denmark, 1950s

Pair of Swedish Gustavian style demilune console tables, light gray painted pine. Features profiled edges, a lá grec borders, and tapered legs with fluting and rhombus decorations.
Sweden 1830-1840

Black polished mahogany desk with six drawers (2x3) with original brass handles and locks above pull-out trays. Resting on elegant tapered legs ending in brass shoes.
Denmark, 1950s

Solid Cuba mahogany writing table and chair with leather seat and back. Designed and produced in the 1940s by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen at his own workshop