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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

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

Pair of solid pine bookcases by Mogens Koch, crafted by Rud. Rasmussen, Copenhagen, circa 1950s. Beautifully refinished with rich natural patina. An iconic example of Danish functionalism and timeless Scandinavian design.

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

Pair of decorative Chinese cloisonné ginger jars crafted in brass with fine enamel work and rich leaf motifs on a black background. Includes carved wooden bases.
From the late Qing period, circa 1910.

Elegant Canton export ginger jar in white porcelain with blue floral and leaf decorations. Original profiled hardwood lid.
Qing dynasty, China, 1840-1880.

Elegant Canton export ginger jar in white porcelain with blue floral and leaf decorations. Original profiled hardwood lid.
Qing dynasty, China, 1840-1880.

Large Chinese cloisonné bowl in brass with multicoloured enamel, richly decorated with flowers and birds.
Qing Dynasty, circa 1900–1910.

Norwegian lidded butter box in birch with fine woodcarving. Decorated with oak leaves, acorns and a finial shaped as a seated woman. Beautiful patina and original condition.
Norway, c. 1820–1840.

An elegant and architecturally refined 18th-century Baroque secretary desk in oak and mirror-cut walnut. Retains its original brass fittings, locks, and keys. Presented in beautiful, untouched condition.

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

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.

Swedish birch bowl from the early 19th century. Original patina and natural surface wear give it an authentic, rustic presence.
Sweden, ca. 1800–1840

Unique Swedish folk art, mid-19th century. Large organic birch root bowl with a finely carved dog’s head. Signed T.S. on the base.

Baroque casket in oak with thick walnut veneer and ebonised mouldings. The lid with profiled panels, the front decorated with a central star motif and small bone inlays. Original lock with silver-plated fittings inside.
Denmark, 1700–1730

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 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.

Stoneware lidded jar with oxblood glaze, mounted with partially gilded and patinated bronze. Designed by Kresten Bloch and Knud Andersen for Royal Copenhagen, 1957.
Signed and first quality. H 21 cm, Dia. 19 cm.