Chest of Drawers

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

Arkitektonisk udført i sortmalet fyrretræ med smuk patina. Kannelerede skuffer med messingbeslag, træskåret à la grec-bånd og tilspidsede ben. Velegnede som bedside tables.
Sverige, ca. 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.

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 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.

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.

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.

Elegant Italian Louis XVI walnut commode with three drawers, bronze fittings, and ebonized columns with gilded capitals. Beautiful, untouched patina carefully restored to reveal its natural warmth and depth.
Italy, circa 1780–1790

Crafted in solid Cuban mahogany with elegant grain and warm patina. Two-part design with five drawers, original brass fittings, locks, and turned feet. A classic and functional Victorian piece, circa 1860–1880.

Bow-fronted French Régence chest of drawers with grey-blue painted finish, faux marble top, bronze hardware and scroll feet.
France c. 1740–1760

Pair of Gustavian-style breakfront chest of drawers painted in light blue with beautiful patina. Decorated with sphinxes, à la grec frieze, and elegant fluted legs. Sweden c.1840–60.

Small elegant chest of drawers in blue painted pine with four drawers, brass fittings, and classic Baroque details such as turned columns, profiled pilasters, and curved front legs.
Sweden, circa 1840

Elegant Danish baroque chest of drawers with serpentine front and four drawers. Veneered in walnut and walnut burl, with original gilding and brass fittings.
Denmark, c. 1730–1740.

Original black-painted surface with beautifully aged patina. Carved dentil molding, fluted columns, and decorative capitals. Three drawers with original brass fittings, locks, and key.
Denmark, 1780–1800

Elegant and architectural Louis XVI chest of drawers from circa 1790–1800, crafted in Cuban mahogany. Bowed front with four drawers, top drawer with fine fluting. Carefully repolished.

Crafted in Cuban mahogany with bow front, four drawers, fluted quarter-columns with bronze capitals, and tapered legs.
Made in Copenhagen c. 1780–1790 by masters of the Cabinetmakers’ Guild.

Elegant campaign chest in solid oak with brass fittings and side handles. Made in two parts – easy to transport. Beautiful patina. England, c. 1870–1880.

Archive cabinet in black-painted pine with 27 drawers, brass knobs, and curved legs. Painted back for freestanding placement.
Sweden, circa 1900.

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

Featuring a serpentine front with three drawers, original locks, and brass keyhole fittings. Expertly restored, preserving its beautiful patina. Measurements: H: 42,6 x 45 x 30 cm.
Denmark, c. 1740-1750