Tables

Oval Gustavian pedestal table in painted pine, scraped back to its original finish and showing a beautiful, charming patina. Oval top with a moulded, scalloped edge, turned black-painted central column and three gracefully curved legs.
Sweden, ca. 1790–1800.

Crafted in bookmatched rosewood with beautiful grain, veneered on oak. Five drawers with locks and brass details. Classic Danish design, circa 1930–1950.

Blue-painted base with turned legs, openwork Baroque carvings, and one large drawer with a brass knob. Original oval top with natural patina.
Denmark c. 1730–1750

Chinese elm wood coffee table with dark burgundy lacquered surface. Three drawers fitted with brass ring pulls.
Shanxi Province, Qing period, circa 1830–1840.

Chinese calligraphy table, also known as a scholar’s table, in Ming style from the Qing period (circa 1840–1860), crafted in beautiful peach wood with a lively grain. Ideal as a dining table, desk, or console table.

Elegant Art Deco tea or patisserie trolley in brass, glass and mahogany, made in Germany circa 1920–30 by Ernst Rockhausen. Original piece with refined details and timeless design.

Pair of Swedish Gustavian style console tables with black tops and light grey bases. Elegant tapered legs and classic carved detailing.
Sweden, circa 1880–1900.

Classic English Regency tilt-top table in solid mahogany. Rectangular top with rounded corners, turned central column, and tripod base.
England, 1810-1820

Danish Rococo table, circa 1770, with blue-marbled top, pull-out candle slides and a black-painted base with curved legs and carved leaf decoration.

Elegant round dining table featuring a mahogany tabletop and a bamboo base. Presented in original, well-preserved condition with a timeless and refined appearance.
England, 1930–50

Elegant vintage “Wengler” serving trolley in rattan and seagrass. Featuring cane-inlaid shelves, woven details and metal wheels. Decorative piece in good vintage condition with signs of age.
Denmark, c. 1900–1920

Langbord udført i den sjældne tropiske træsort narra-ædeltræ, med ramme og midterfelt i ét stykke træ.
Fremstillet på Filippinerne ca. 1860–1880 i europæisk-barok stil.

A set of four Japanese triangular corner tables in graduated sizes. Crafted in wood with rich polychrome lacquer. Can be used individually or arranged together as a tiered display.
Japan, late Meiji period, c. 1900.

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.

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.

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.

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