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

Black-painted pine with a beautiful patina. Three drawers with geometric raised panels and round brass pulls.
Dentil frieze below the top, canted sides with fluting and carved diamond motifs.
Raised on tapered, fluted legs.

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

Well-preserved Gustavian bureau in pine, retaining its original paint in warm reddish-brown tones with blue marbled decoration. Fitted with a fall-front writing surface, small drawers, and a cupboard with a shelf, along with original fittings and keys.
Sweden, circa 1800.

Light grey body with a black top, three drawers, and beautiful brass details. Elegant form with half columns and a refined patina.

Swedish Gustavian bedside cabinet in grey-white finish with fluted doors, floral carvings, and slender tapered legs. Elegant proportions with a beautiful patina, circa 1780–1800.

Small Gustavian bedside cabinet in pine with light blue paint and a beautiful patina. Features a drawer, fluted door, carved details, and original brass hardware.
Sweden, circa 1790–1800.

Elegant Gustavian bureau in two parts with a practical interior, including a spacious cabinet, three large drawers, a writing flap, numerous small drawers, and a central cupboard. Crafted in oak with a beautiful light blue exterior and original fittings.
Sweden, 1780-90

Elegant and classic chest in finely figured Cuban mahogany with flame grain. Constructed in two sections with five drawers, all fitted with original brass hardware and side carrying handles.

Sjældent velbevaret svensk chatol med original bemaling i varm koralfarve og fine botaniske dekorationer. Bag skriveklap et blåmalet interiør med små skuffer og rum. Nederst tre skuffer.
Sverige, 1841

Custom-made military campaign chest desk in solid camphor wood. Constructed in three transportable sections with drawers and an integrated writing slide in green leather. Original brass fittings, carrying handles, and protective corner mounts.
Anglo-Chinese, Hong Kong, circa 1880.

Udført i fyrretræ med smuk lysegrå overflade og blågrå marmorerede fyldinger og skuffefronter. Overskab med svungne barokformer samt underdel med fire skuffer.
Sverige, ca. 1750

Korpus malet i lys blå med patina samt profileret topplade med blå-grå marmorering. Tre skuffer med bronzebeslag samt originale låse og nøgler.
Sverige, 1750–1770

Designed by Hans Hansen and Svend Nielsen, decorated by Oluf Jensen with a motif of bleeding hearts. Lid and base in patinated and gilt bronze by Knud Andersen. First quality – perfect condition.
Denmark, 1933.

Two-part pine corner cabinet with curved front, painted to simulate tiled panels in soft grey-white with blue floral decoration. Trompe-l’œil firebox door below. Coral-red interior with shelves and small drawers.
Sweden, 1780–1800

Blue-glazed stoneware with hand-painted calligraphy on lid and body. Flattened form with short neck and shoulder perforations.
China, late Qing Dynasty, c. 1900

Crafted in black-painted pine with coral-red interior, fall-front writing surface with fitted drawers, and three lower drawers with brass hardware.
Sweden, 1780–1800.

Kinesiske skænke fra Qing-perioden med originale lakfarver, patinerede messingbeslag og dekoreret front.
Sælges enkeltvis.
Fra Shandong-provinsen, 1860–1870. 

Crafted in pine with original coral-red paint and traces of gilding. Four drawers with moulded fronts and original brass hardware.
Denmark, circa 1780–1790.

Crafted in hand-carved walnut with marquetry in maple and ebony.
Two-part construction with fall-front writing surface, numerous drawers, and original gilt bronze mounts.
Austria, ca. 1700–1730.

Rare large Chinese cabinet in elm wood with original lacquer finishes. Red lacquered front with aged patina and large round patinated brass fitting. Black lacquered sides and interior.
Shanxi Province, circa 1830–1850.