Danish Neoclassical

A charming Danish neoclassical chair from the 1860s, featuring its original hand-painted

September 1743 – 4 June 1809) was a leading Danish Neoclassical painter who also designed (mostly for his

Danish table lamp crafted in bronze and dark-patinated brass, featuring a slender column and a

the half-round top over a conforming base inlaid with satinwood inlay and ebony stringing; fitted with four drawers flanked by two hinged doors; raised on short tapering legs; paper ...

This refined Danish console table, dating to circa 1820, is an exquisite example of early 19th

Antique Portrait of Bertel Thorvaldsen – Danish Sculptor, 1842 This lithograph portrays Bertel

Rare and possibly unique neoclassical urn made in solid marble made in Denmark in the 1860’s. The

(1884-1943) is a fine representative of modern Danish neoclassicalism. In terms of style, he belongs

Sculpture of Mercury-Hermes, in marble, reproduction based on a work by the Danish neoclassical

celebrated building, Thorvaldsens Museum (completed 1848), remains a cornerstone of Danish neoclassicism: an

Neoclassical architect, born in 1735, in Copenhagen, Denmark and passed away in 1799. He is considered to have

representative of modern Danish neoclassicalism and Art Deco. Just Andersen attended world exhibitions from 1918

Beautiful pair of c. 1825 repoussé sheet-brass roundels depicting Danish sculptor Bertel

A beautifully crafted Danish artist stool from the 1890s, made of solid mahogany in an elegant

A very impressive and simple late 18th century linen cupboard or armoire of pleasing proportions and a good, authentic finish to the Mahogany, not too shiny or to distressed, retaini...

Deco era large heavy bronze dish or tray with rare depiction of neoclassic nude male with sword and

, above fluted turned legs terminating in ball feet. The painting from 1774 is portraying the Danish

A rare and exquisite Danish bookcase designed by Jørgen Roed (1808–1888), one of Denmark’s most

This elegant Mid-Century Modern bottle opener was realized in Denmark, circa 1960. It features a

Pair of 19th Century Gold Leafed Framed and Painted Red Terracotta Neoclassical Plaque by Danish

Portraits pair Danish early 19th century, Denmark mahogany Frame. A pair of portraits of Queen

Pair of Neoclassical Terracotta Wall Plaques After Bertel Thorvaldsen A distinguished pair of

torcheres (height: 155 cm), inspired by classical antiquity and crafted in Denmark in the late 19th century

Elegant stool in mahogany, neoclassical, "Hetch style". Copenhagen Denmark, circa 1830

Because Christoffer Wilhelm Eckersberg, a celebrated 19th century Danish painter, used his

Neoclassical - style, Continental Silver (.800), footed, double inkwell, Denmark, year-hallmarked

Danish Antique Wooden Pedestal Column, 1910s. Tall and elegant early 1900s wood pedestal in

This 19th-century Danish box, circa 1850, is a remarkable piece crafted from walnut wood

A finely carved mahogany center table, Danish, circa 1840. Circular top with carved frieze

Early 20th-century mahogany cylinder cabinet featuring narrow proportions and striking wood grain. Retains old lock and includes two working keys. Three interior shelves provide stor...

both Neoclassicism and Pompeii. The lamp is made of gilded bronze in Denmark in the 1880’s by an

discussing the construction of Aarhus Customs House. Hack Kampmann was a prominent Danish architect renowned

This exquisite table lamp is crafted in bronze by renowned Danish sculptor Christian Gottlieb

gilding. Two arm sconces for candles. Great size and wonderful original water gilt carvings. Neoclassical

A Danish painted steel safe, original surfaces, late 19th century, rectangular form with a hinged

This is an original Danish coal drawing showing a bust-length portrait in three-quarter view

Pair of Danish wall mirrors with segmental pediments and fluted framing made of mahogany.

A Danish silver giltwood mirror, circa 1860s, with concave sides and a deep cove section frame and

Ipsen's, Denmark. Large terracotta wall plaque with motif after Thorvaldsen, 1890s. Measures: 51 x

Available (6 chairs total) of the beautiful Swedish / Danish neoclassical fruitwood side chairs. We can

Rare and important chair from 1902-1903 by Danish architect Martin Borch (1852-1937) originally

The mirror is made by F.C Mailand Hansen, a well known glazier from Copenhagen, Denmark. The mirror

Black terracotta Denmark, second half of the 19th century Height 54 cm, width 25 cm, depth 12 cm

A rare and exquisite Danish artist’s chair from the 1860s, attributed to Jørgen Roed (1808–1888), a

Danish Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Jug with Ormolu Gilt Silver Lid and Hand-Painted Neoclassical

celebrated sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen, Freund played a central role in introducing Neoclassicism to Denmark

A superb example of refined Danish craftsmanship, this early 20th-century oak wingback armchair

A very decorative neoclassical 18th century Danish portrait painting of a young boy feeding a

18th Century writing desk with five drawers. The desk is designed by the Danish royal neoclassical

early 19th-century mahogany armchair, crafted circa 1830, in the refined manner of Danish architect

Hans Jensen Danish Silver-Plated Vanity Set – 6-Piece Antique Collection with Embossed Classical

Each of the neoclassical pair of 20th century Danish silver plated salt shakers stand on four

artists like Jørgen Roed helped shape a distinctly Danish interpretation of European neoclassicism. This

table lamps sometime between 1950-70. Both of them is installed with fluted acrylic Danish shades that's

Neoclassicism in Denmark. As Royal Building Inspector and professor at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, he

ancient Greek Klismos tradition through the lens of early 20th-century Danish design, marked by proportion

A Danish walnut and ash tray top table from circa 1900 with foliage themed marquetry and tapered