Sofas, benches and daybeds

Elegant Gustavian settee in beech with a pale grey painted finish and beautiful age-related patina. Fine carved details, fluted legs and rosettes. Newly upholstered in light natural linen.
Denmark, 1780–1790.

Elegant Swedish Gustavian settee crafted in beech with a black finish and beautiful age-related patina. Upholstered in grey-brown linen, with carved floral and foliate ornamentation and transverse fluting.
Sweden, circa 1780–90.

Elegant Swedish Gustavian bench in birch with its original grey-white painted finish and beautifully aged patina. The shaped back with carved foliate details, curved armrests and fluted legs exemplifies the restrained elegance of the Gustavian period.
Sweden, circa 1780–1800

Danish Empire bench in Cuban mahogany with shaped end supports, profiled spindle splats, and a newly upholstered seat in blue-green textile. Denmark, circa 1810–20.

Elegant bænk i Hepplewhite stil udført i massiv cubamahogni med originalt fransk rørflet. Slanke, kannelerede ben og fine, klassiske detaljer. England, ca. 1920.

Exclusive lounge set designed by Illum Wikkelsø, produced in Denmark in the 1970s for Ryesberg Møbler and consisting of two “Apollo” lounge chairs and a matching ottoman in original cognac-coloured leather. Modular, sculptural and exceptionally comfortable.

Elegant Late Empire bench crafted in Cuban mahogany with profiled round legs and dove-blue upholstery. Repolished and in excellent condition.
Denmark, c. 1820

Elegant Late Empire bench crafted in Cuban mahogany with profiled round legs and dove-blue upholstery. Repolished and in excellent condition.
Denmark, c. 1820.

Elegant Empire bench crafted in Cuban mahogany with gracefully curved ends and finely profiled splats. Newly upholstered in fabric from Colefax & Fowler.
Denmark c. 1810-1820

Frame in polished beech with light velour upholstery and curved legs.
Fine 19th-century craftsmanship.
Denmark, 1820–30.

Elegant English daybed from circa 1920–30. Ming-style inspiration with new upholstery, curved ends, and finely carved maple legs.

Elegant dansk Empire-bænk fra ca. 1810 med svungne ben og tremmegavle. Raffinerede udskæringer og ny polstring i blå velour med diskret sildebensmønster fra G.P. & J. Baker

Elegant Empire bench in mahogany with curved legs, satinwood inlay, and gilt bronze details. The seat has been newly reupholstered in blue linen. H: 47 | L: 110 | D: 47
Denmark, c. 1810–182

Empire bench in mahogany with curved legs, satinwood inlay, and gilt bronze details. Newly reupholstered in blue fabric.
Denmark, c. 1810–1820

Elegant “Divanetto” loveseat sofa by Umberto Asnago for Giorgetti. Frame in Pau Ferro and ebonized wood. Original blue upholstery with light yellow dots.
Italy, 1980–1990

Pair of Empire benches in mahogany with satinwood string inlay, gilt bronze mounts, and newly upholstered seats in sand-colored linen. Denmark, c. 1810.

Crafted in mahogany with satinwood inlays, newly upholstered in light gray linen with red-striped trim. Features tapered legs for a refined look. Denmark, 1810-1820.

Made from solid elm with a bamboo slat base, it features an openwork railing and intricately carved lion (Fo dog) motifs on the headboard corners. The headboard also includes a hidden storage compartment.
Shanxi province, China, circa 1700s

Frame crafted in beech with original white color and delicate gilt woodcarved details. Resting on elegant turned tapered legs. Seat with light oat colored linen.
Danmark 1840-1850

Højryggede sider med tremmer, let svungende ben med kanneleringer samt sæde nybetrukket med lysegrå hør.
Danmark 1780-1800

Most likely designed for the Wivex restaurant in Copenhagen by Normina A/S. Mahogany legs and newly upholstered with green wool with a leaf pattern.
Denmark 1930's

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