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Antique Qing sideboard from Shanxi, c. 1860–1880, in orange-red and black lacquer with original patina and metal fittings. Restored with a clear lacquer finish

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.

Set of 5 antique copper measuring jugs ("pot"), tin-lined interior. Dated 1878 and stamped with Copenhagen city and verification marks for certified accurate volume. Rare historical collection.

Elegant Art Deco jardiniere in pewter by Danish designer Just Andersen. Fluted body, marked “Just 1752” on the base.
Denmark circa 1920–1930

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

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

Elegant Art Deco brass and glass display cabinet with adjustable shelves and engraved French sign, c. 1910–1920.

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

Pair of decorative Canton tea caddies from the Qianlong period (1736–1795), featuring hand-painted enamel landscapes on copper. Original condition with minor corner repairs

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 

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 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

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