Cabinets

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

Gustaviansk chatol i eg med lys grå bemaling og blå indvendig skriveklap. Tre skuffer med messingbeslag og kannelerede kvartsøjler med bronze-kapitæler.
Danmark, ca. 1780–1800

Elegant Gustavian pine linen press from Sweden, c. 1790–1800. Two-part design with profiled cornice, original brass fittings, and classic Nordic craftsmanship.

Beautiful English hanging corner cabinet from the George II period, circa 1730. Original japanned decoration in gold leaf and red-painted interior. Exceptionally well preserved.
England c. 1730

Gustavian secretary in pine with a soft blue patina. Upper section with glazed doors and shelves, lower section with slant-front writing flap, drawers, and fitted interior. Original brass hardware, locks, and key. Sweden, circa 1800.

Rare pair of Qing Dynasty cabinets, ca. 1830, in red-lacquered elm with finely preserved gilt decorations. With shelves, hidden compartment, patinated brass fittings, and pierced apron with dragon motifs.

Elegant display cabinet in blue paint with glazed doors, slanted sides and interior shelves. The lower section contains shelves and small drawers in a warm yellow tone.
Denmark c. 1800

Elegant Empire pedestal cabinet in Cuban mahogany with inlays in birch, maple, and ebony. Master cabinetmaker work from Copenhagen, ca. 1810–1820.

Original Tibetan pinewood cabinet from around 1880, hand-painted with lotus flowers and leaf motifs in vibrant colors. Made of wood and well preserved with two sets of doors

Rare Louis XVI / Gustavian cabinet from Denmark, c. 1790–1800. Original polychrome surface in coral red with blue-grey faux-marble panels, carved dentil cornice, fluted pilasters with floral details, and original brass fittings. Exceptionally well preserved.

Pair of cabinets crafted from solid pine, both retaining their beautiful original warm dark amber finish.
One cabinet features four drawers, the other with shelving – perfect for use as bedside tables or side cabinets.
Denmark, circa 1880–1900.

Pine wood painted in rococo blue with original gilding. Richly carved with floral and rocaille motifs, glass door, and pale interior with shelving.
Sweden, circa 1750–1770

Elegant Swedish Rococo cabinet in blue-grey painted pine. With arched cornice, glazed panel doors, and gently curved bracket feet.
Sweden circa 1750–1770

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

Elegant blue-painted Rococo desk with a swan-neck pediment, Rococo-style carvings, upper cabinet with shelves, and lower section with a writing flap, drawers, and side handles. 
Denmark 1730-1750

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.

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

A Niels Otto Møller cabinet in Rio rosewood, featuring two doors, two drawers, and a maple interior. Stands on walnut legs with brass-capped feet.
Produced by J.L. Møllers Møbelfabrik in Denmark, 1960s

Elegantly adorned with well-preserved chinoiserie designs depicting landscapes, people, birds, and houses in gold leaf on a green and red lacquer background.
France, 1750-1770

Elegant senempire piedestalskab i smukt valnødfineret eg. Dør fineret med spejlskåret valnød, bag hvilken der er flytbare hylder.
København 1820-1830

I smuk spejlskåret valnøds finer og rod finer. Underdel med 3 skuffer med ligeknækket front og skrå klap med små skuffer bag. Overskab med svanehals top og par døre.
Danmark 1730-1750

Crafted in solid Cuban mahogany with two sliding door and shelves. Resting on a rosewood base, rails for sliding doors crafted in ebony.
Manufactured by Rud. Rasmussen, approx. 1933

19th century mullioned glazed bookcase / display cabinet in black-polished birch.
Sweden c. 1820-1830