Sculptures & Buddhas

Siddende smuk kvinde i et enkelt, stiliseret formsprog. Sunglasur i brunlige og olivengrønne nuancer.
Signeret med monogram og Royal Copenhagens tre bølger. H: 47 cm.

Patinated bronze sculpture by Joachim Bang (1946–2005), depicting a standing man with a chair. A simple, contemplative composition. Dimensions: H 23 cm | L 22 cm | D 6 cm.
Signed with monogram JB.

Rare large stoneware figure of a Macaw by Armand Petersen (1891–1969), produced by Bing & Grøndahl in the 1930s. Beautiful matte-glazed surface in warm tones and an elegant sculptural presence. Very good condition. H: 42 cm.

Chinese folk art mythical creature in carved wood, dating from the 18th–19th century. A unique sculpture with rich patina and strong character. H: 28 cm.

Brown patinated bronze sculpture of a young faun holding a shell, mounted on a marble base. Signed with Bregnø’s monogram “JJB” and stamped Brdr. Grage Bronze Foundry. Height approx. 13 cm.
Denmark, circa 1920–30. 

Green-glazed stoneware sculpture “Hercules” by Jens Jakob Bregnø for Saxbo, 1930s. Classical sculptural form with a rich, vibrant green glaze.
Height: 28.5 cm.
Signed monogram

Ceramic dove sculpture with dark glaze and soft organic form. Signed Florentino on the underside.
Italy, circa 1970–80.

Wall-mounted ceramic relief designed by Jeanne Grut for Royal Copenhagen circa 1962. Faience relief with a deep blue glaze, inspired by the prehistoric coelacanth.
Measurements (cm): L: 108 | H: 56 | D: 16

Small sculpture of a cittern-playing clown in gilded bronze, mounted on an onyx base.
Italy, circa 1900.

Elegant stoneware figure of a peregrine falcon by Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen. Naturalistic modelling with sung glaze. Marked RC, three waves, model 21407 and KK monogram. Circa 1940–1950

Elegant Burmese bronze Buddha, seated in bhūmisparśa mudrā. Finely modeled with draped robe, detailed uṣṇīṣa, and eyes inlaid with dark blue and white agate. High-quality workmanship with a beautiful, age-related patina.
Burma, 18th–19th century

Small bronze sculpture of a reclining deer, crafted in dark patinated bronze and signed J. Miller. Mounted on a marble base.
Italy, circa 1900.

Crafted in brass with polychrome enamel, richly decorated with floral and banded motifs and fitted with mask-and-tongue handles.
Japan, 1868–1912

Elegant neoclassical Grand Tour bronze of The Dying Gaul, mounted on an oval Siena marble base.
Ideal as a decorative piece or paperweight.
Italy, late 19th century

Japanese bronze tiger from the Meiji period with brown-red patina. Crafted to a high standard with realistic detailing, dynamic pose and inlaid glass eyes. Signed underneath.
Japan, 1852–1912

Figur i terracottafarvet ler af Bengt Lissegårdh, forestillende en siddende nøgen kvinde i rolig positur.
Signeret “Lissegårdh” og nummereret 22/30.
Sverige, midt-1900-tallet.

Preliminary study by Gerhard Henning in plaster with original patina. Elegant standing nude with cloth, necklace, and bracelet details.
Denmark. 1929

Antique toy from c. 1880 featuring a wooden cart with coachman and horse.
Original paint, leather details, and beautifully preserved.
Denmark c. 1880

Rare 16th–17th century Sukhothai-style Siam Buddha in gilt bronze. About 500 years old, showing the youthful slender form of Buddha with elegant patina. Provenance: Knuthenborg Castle, Denmark.

Elegant Italian marble sculpture of the kneeling Venus (Aphrodite), executed in statuario marble around 1880. Height 81 cm. Carefully cleaned and with a beautiful patina.

Bronze sculpture of Bacchus, the Roman god of wine, originally created as a small fountain piece. Beautiful natural patina, mounted on a sandstone base.
Italy, 18th–19th century.

Crafted in solid maple root with square ebony bases. The round bowls are supported by slender, tapered stems and cylindrical shafts with beautiful grain and patina. Decorative and refined in classic Empire design.
Sweden, c. 1810.

Large stoneware bear by Knud Kyhn for Royal Copenhagen. Classic brown and grey sung glaze, signed with monogram and model number. Denmark, 1950s

Decorative and colorful pair of phoenix birds in polychrome porcelain, a symbol of beauty and harmony. Height: 47 cm.
China, Qing dynasty, c. 1830–1840