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This secretaire is an example of beautiful, rare and refined design and excellent craftsmanship.
Copenhagen, Denmark 1810.

From Shanxi Province 1840 - 1860.

Decorative chest with beautiful natural patina, highlighted by clear lacquer surface finish.

Stunning flame mahogany cabinet with bow fronted door.
Denmark, Copenhagen 1810-1820. 
 

Made in solid oak with brass fittings.
English 1860 - 1880.

Mid 19th century China. Naive and charming in its designVery charming, decorative and not least useful piece of furniture. 

Chest in mahogany with 4 drawers. This type is referred to as a Copenhagen chest of drawers. Copenhagen 1780 - 1790.

33 drawers labeled according to the herbs that were stored inside. 2 in stock.
Shanxi province, approx. 1900.

Red base lacquer with original Chinoiserie motifs. Gānsù province approx. 1880.

With traces of its original chinoiserie decoration, which gives the cabinet a beautiful patina.
Qing period, Shanxi circa 1800-1820.

With fine ornate relief carvings on front and drawer and carved spandrels at each side.
Shanxi Province c. 1700-1750

With chrome-plated protective edges.
Sweden approx. 1960.

Architectural form with three drawers. Mahogany with geometric ebonized shapes.
Copenhagen approx. 1810.

Pine wood later professional painted in gustavian grey with wonderful distressed finish, the interior painted in a dark Pompeii red.
Sweden, approx. 1840.

Eboniseret mahogni, udført i fin snedkerkvalitet hos Snedkermester Otto Meyer. København 1916.

Udført i meget høj snedkerkvalitet, bestående af 3 dele. København 1780-1790.