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Decorative pair of Gustavian-style chests with three drawers, painted in blue tones with geometric decoration and standing on tapered legs.
Sweden c. 1840-60

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.

A masterwork of Danish furniture in solid Cuban mahogany with original gilt-bronze mounts. Classical construction with commode, secretary and upper cabinet, and a refined interior with marquetry drawers and tambour doors.
Denmark, circa 1780.

Art Deco display cabinet on legs in mahogany with curved glass front and glass top. Interior with two pull-out trays/drawers lined with light fabric and fitted with brass handles.
England c. 1910–1920.

Crafted in pine, originally painted in coral colour with natural age-related patina. Constructed in two sections with a curved front and panelled doors. Upper section with shelf, silver display grooves and drawer. Lower section with shelf.
Denmark, ca. 1800–1810.

Danish Art Deco wall-mounted display cabinet from c. 1920. Flame birch veneer and glass sliding doors - perfect for displaying porcelain and ceramics.
Denmark, c. 1920

Architecturally executed in blue-painted pine with three fluted drawers, original brass mounts, canted sides, and tapered legs.
Sweden, ca. 1840–60.

Pair of Gustavian-style chests of drawers in black-painted pine with an attractive patina. Fluted drawers with brass fittings, carved à la grec frieze and tapering legs. Suitable as bedside tables.
Sweden, circa 1860. 

Decorative chest of drawers in the Gustavian style with three drawers, painted in blue and blue-grey tones. Marbled top, geometric decoration, and tapered legs.
Sweden circa 1840.

Danish Gustavian chest of drawers in grey-painted wood with black-painted top, one small and three larger drawers, fluted pilasters and legs.
Denmark, ca. 1780–1790.

Unique Danish architect’s drawing cabinet in Cuban mahogany with maple inlays. Upper section with shelving and drawers, lower section with pull-out trays for drawings. Designed for the architect’s own use.
Danish design, c. 1920

In black-painted pine featuring a sloping writing flap, blue-grey interior drawers, and original locks and fittings.
Sweden, c. 1790.

Executed to a high standard with rich diamond-patterned marquetry in burl wood, birch, elm and mahogany. Three drawers, the two lower divided into panels with decorative geometric veneer work.
Sweden, 1780–1790

Elegant oval Late Empire cabinet from c. 1820–30. Walnut with bookmatched burl, ebony details, and original brass fitting

Rare and exceptional Baroque cabinet original paint and rich carvings with seasonal symbolism. A unique and collectible antique.
From Tyrol, c. 1730–1750

Elegant two-part Campaign Linen Press from the Regency period, in solid camphor wood with original brass fittings. Adjustable shelves and four drawers. England, c. 1820.

Vintage English shoe trunk in cognac-coloured leather with beautiful patina. Marked “LUNN”.
England, ca. 1900–1920.

Beautiful Danish Rococo secretary desk in the manner of Ortmann, with blue painted surface and fine patina, gilded bronze fittings, and bombe-shaped lower section with writing flap.
Denmark, c. 1730–1750.

Crafted in brass with polychrome enamel, richly decorated with floral and banded motifs and fitted with mask-and-tongue handles.
Japan, 1868–1912

Elegant pair of Gustavian-style commodes, painted in a light grey-white with beautiful patina. Three drawers with classic panelled fronts and rosettes, fluted side posts and tapered legs.
Sweden, c. 1840–60.

Impressive Baroque secretary desk in grey-blue faux-marble decoration. Made with a curved swan-neck pediment, numerous profiled mouldings and a serpentine lower section with fall-front and a blue-painted interior with small drawers.
Denmark, c. 1730–1750

A sculptural blue-painted Baroque chest of drawers with a graceful breakfront form, strong profiled moldings and original bun feet. Beautiful patina with warm undertones.
Denmark, c. 1730–1750.

Dutch Rococo display cabinet in veneered walnut with rich marquetry in maple and satinwood. Bombe-shaped lower section with three drawers, glazed doors with muntins, carved sweeping top and claw-and-ball feet.
The Netherlands, c. 1770–1800