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Crafted from pine painted in coral red with faux-marble gray tops, dentil moldings, fluted canted corners, and tapered legs.
Sweden, circa 1840-1860.
Sold as a pair

Crafted in wood and covered with leather. The front and sides are adorned with embossed decorations, the center of the front features patinated metal fittings.
Qing Dynasty, China, circa 1900

Crafted in mahogany and features satinwood intarsia, cylinder roll-top with drawers, extendable writing surface, hidden storage, and original green leather. Preserved in untouched, original condition.
Copenhagen, Denmark, ca. 1810.

Portable stacking box with five tiers, crafted from limewood with remnants of black lacquer and original forged iron fittings. H: 105 cm.
Shanxi Province, China, 1780-1820 

Crafted from pine and painted in an elegant blue tone with darker gray-blue geometric patterns. Three drawers with patinated brass handles, carved dentil moldings, fluted side posts and tapered fluted legs.
Sweden, 1860-1870

Traditionally used for storage and transport, crafted in ceramic with vertical lines, greenish glaze, and three integrated carrying handles. Beautiful age-related patina.
China, Qing Dynasty 1750-1850.

Crafted in black-painted pine each has three fluted drawers with brass hardware, canted corners with floral carvings, dentil-molded tops, and tapered, fluted legs.
Sweden 1860-1870

Original red and black lacquer with hand-painted floral and foliage motifs. Features double doors with side panels that open and shelves inside.
From Gansu Province, China, 1850-1870, Qing Dynasty

Featuring four drawers and double bi-fold doors with round, patinated metal hardware. Original red on the front and top and black lacquer on the sides.
Shanxi Province, China, circa 1880

Crafted in elm wood with original red lacquer on the front and black lacquer on the sides and top. Features a pair of doors with side panels that open, three lower drawers, and patinated round metal fittings. Beautifully preserved with a clear lacquer finish.
Shanxi Province, China, circa 1840-1860

Crafted from solid elmwood with orange-yellow lacquer on the front and top, contrasting red lacquer on the sides. Features two drawers and a cabinet with double doors, each with dark-patinated metal fittings

Travel writing box from the Regency period, belonging to a military officer with the initials K.W.W. on the lid.
Crafted from rosewood with brass edging and inlaid detailing. Features the original brass lock, writing compartment, and green felt interior. England circa 1820

French Art Deco display cabinet in ebonized wood with glass on all four sides, a full-height glass door with a brass handle, and three adjustable glass shelves with original brass fittings. Finished with an ebonized base.
France, circa 1920

Shelving system by Mogens Koch, crafted in solid oak, featuring three cabinets, three bookcases, and three base units. Remaining in original, excellent condition.
Produced by Rud Rasmussen between 1950-1960

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

Crafted in solid Cuban mahogany with original white Carrara marble tops. Each three gently curved drawers with original gilt bronze handles and fluted detailing. The sides are adorned with half-round pilasters, resting on legs ending in small animal paw feet.
Altona, circa 1780

Crafted in solid mahogany with original brass fittings and locks. Features two upper drawers, a central secretary compartment with small drawers and writing surface, and three larger lower drawers.
England, circa 1860

Large jar / planter in light grey stoneware. Height: 18 cm | Diameter: 21cm.
Signed on the base with "HAK" (Kähler).
Denmark, 1950's

Antique Chinese Qing Dynasty apothecary cabinet with 28 drawers, original red and blue lacquer, and black inscriptions detailing natural medicinal contents. Beautiful patina, from Shanxi Province, China, 1860-1880

Features two pairs of doors, richly adorned with traditional motifs, including intricate dragon designs. Behind the doors, shelves provide ample storage space.
Tibet, circa 1880

Ming-style elm cabinet featuring original red lacquer with natural patina, brass hardware, and interior shelving with two drawers. China, c. 1860