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Danish Art Deco display case in black-painted wood with glass, mirror, green felt and brass details. The felt-lined base can be pulled out for easy access.
Denmark, circa 1920.

Kinesisk skænk fra Gansu-provinsen i elmtræ med original rød og polykrom lak, smuk patina og messingbeslag.
Qing-dynastiet, ca. 1830–50.

English mahogany champagne cooler in the Queen Anne style with removable copper liner, decorative bronze mount and small drawer. England, circa 1860–80.

Large Gustavian breakfront display cabinet in oak with black painted surface and beautiful patina. Original glass, dusty blue-green interior and brass and bronze details.
Sweden, circa 1780–1800.

English campaign chest in solid oak with original brass fittings and an integrated writing compartment.
England, circa 1880.

Swedish Gustavian display cabinet in oak, finished in light blue with a beautiful age-related patina. Architecturally designed with original glass, decorative pierced carvings and classic Gustavian details.
Sweden, circa 1780-1790. H: 213 cm.

Chinese sideboard in solid peachwood with beautiful, lively grain and patinated brass fittings. The unusual construction with four opening front sections provides easy access to the interior.
Jiangsu Province, Qing Dynasty, circa 1840-60.

Sideboard crafted in elmwood with original red and black lacquer. The red lacquered front displays a beautiful, age-related patina and characteristic craquelure.
Shanxi Province, China, c. 1800.

Stor svensk gustaviansk skænk udført i fyrretræ, skrabet til original lys grågrøn farve og smuk patina. To skuffer over todørs korpus med træskårne diamantmotiver og originale messingbeslag.
Sverige ca. 1800.

Pair of Swedish Gustavian style chests of drawers in black-painted pine with beautiful patina. Featuring a carved dentil frieze, chamfered fluted corners, three breakfront drawers with brass hardware and tapered fluted legs.
Sweden, circa 1840–1860.

Powerful Swedish Baroque bureau bookcase with a black patinated finish, glazed paneled doors, swan-neck pediment, dusty grey-blue interior, and original gilt-bronze mounts.
Sweden, circa 1730–1750.

Udført i fyrretræ med smuk lys grønblå farve og fin patina. Tre skuffer med træskårne geometriske fyldinger, tandsnitfrise og kannelerede hjørner.
Sverige, ca. 1840–1860.

Pair of Swedish Gustavian style chests of drawers in painted pine with celadon green and faded turquoise tones, carved dentil frieze, fluted details, brass hardware and beautiful patina.
Sweden, circa 1840–1860

Swedish Rococo secretary desk in the characteristic bombé form with a warm ochre-yellow painted finish and beautiful patina. Featuring a fitted interior with multiple drawers, three lower drawers, and gilt-brass hardware.
Sweden, circa 1770.

Mogens Koch cabinet with matching plinth in solid mahogany, crafted by Rud. Rasmussen in Denmark, 2008. Original condition with a beautiful natural patina.

Mogens Koch cabinet with matching bookcase and plinth in solid mahogany, produced by Rud. Rasmussen, Denmark, 2008. In original condition with a beautiful natural patina.

Crafted in the characteristic Swedish Rococo style with elegant curved sides, a fall front writing section, and a fitted interior in a soft pale blue finish. Shaped body with five drawers and finely curved legs with decorative bronze mounts.

Gustavian off-white chest of drawers from Denmark, circa 1780–1790, featuring three drawers, brass handles, swan reliefs, quarter columns and beautiful patina.

Elegant, curved Baroque chest of drawers in a blue-green hue with a beautiful patina and a black moulded top. Four drawers with original gilt bronze mounts.
Sweden, circa 1730–1750.

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