Furniture

Rare pair of early Danish modern chairs attributed to architect Vilhelm Groth Hansen, crafted around 1930. The chairs feature striking flame birch frames, displaying beautiful natura...

Large and atmospheric landscape painting by Danish artist Inge Alifrangis, executed around 1993 and depicting the coastal surroundings of Gilleleje. The composition is built up in co...

An exceptionally rare and historically significant sewing table by Jørgen Roed (1808–1888), crafted in veneered mahogany with exquisite precision and sculptural balance. The circular...

elegant and sculptural vase designed by the Danish artist Vilhelm Bjerke Petersen (1909–1957), executed as part of the renowned Fasett series for Rörstrand, Sweden, in the 1950s. Th...

Rare pair of Danish Art Deco lidded boxes, executed in hand-hammered brass with elegant fluted (cannelé) decoration. Each box presents a unique sculptural variation — one with a broa...

Refined and sculptural Danish Art Nouveau (Skønvirke) table lamp executed in solid brass with elegantly stylized organic detailing. The lamp rests on a circular base with upward-flow...

Delicate gouache study by the Danish painter and designer Vilhelm Bjerke Petersen (1909–1957), depicting a stylized vase form conceived for the Swedish porcelain manufacturer Rörstra...

“Islandsk landskab”, handwoven tapestry in wool and linen. Denmark, c. 2000. Dimensions: 42 × 123 cm. Exceptional handwoven wall tapestry by the renowned Danish textile artist Vibek...

Olof Hult (1892–1962) “Mikrokosmos” planter, cast iron Näfveqvarns Bruk, Sweden, circa 1922 Ø: 38 cm, H: 16 cm A rare and highly sculptural cast iron planter titled “Mikrokosmos”, d...

Elegant Skønvirke table lamp crafted in patinated zinc with bronze detailing, Denmark, circa 1910. This finely proportioned lamp reflects the ideals of the Danish Skønvirke movement...

Interview Magazine, October 1978 — signed and inscribed to Danish filmmaker and critic Christian Braad Thomsen. New York, 1978. A rare and culturally significant copy of Interview M...

striking table lamp attributed to Kay Fisker, executed in patinated brass and ebonized wood. This lamp exemplifies Fisker’s architecturally informed approach to design, blending func...

Rare and important jewelry box in solid mahogany with inlays of lighter woods and mother-of-pearl forming an abstract facial motif, reminiscent of a stylized ape. Denmark, circa 1900...

Cathrine Horsbøl (1873–1947) Jewelry box in solid mahogany with inlays of lighter woods and mother-of-pearl forming an abstract facial motif, reminiscent of a stylized ape. Denmark, ...

Set of three chairs in red-painted wood with black leather upholstery. Denmark, 1840s. A rare and architecturally refined set of three Danish chairs by Michael Gottlieb Bindesbøll, ...

Rare ceramic dish with incised decoration depicting swallows and dandelions. Denmark, circa 1887. Diameter: 27.2 cm. A beautifully modeled and hand-incised earthenware dish by the D...

Very rare and refined pair of armchairs attributed to architect M.G. Bindesbøll, crafted in Denmark around 1840. The chairs reflect the emergence of Danish historicism—where classica...

Collection of eight planters from the Carrara series, designed by Wilhelm Kåge and produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden during the 1940s. Named after the famous Italian marble, the Car...

Rare pair of armchairs by the Danish architect Carl Harald Brummer, crafted in solid mahogany with fine intarsia details, bronze shoes, and upholstered seats and backs. The chairs ex...

Refined Klismos chair attributed to Kay Fisker, crafted in stained oak and retaining its original leather upholstery. The chair embodies Fisker’s early architectural approach — a dis...

Kaj Gottlob (1887–1976) / A. J. Iversen (1888–1979): Mahogany Veneered Dressing Cabinet, Denmark, Early 20th Century A refined dressing cabinet designed by Kaj Gottlob, one of Denma...

A distinguished lounge chair attributed to Peder Vilhelm Jensen-Klint, featuring its original painted decoration and upholstery fabric. This piece exemplifies the innovative design a...

Finely executed pen drawing by Danish artist Vilhelm Pedersen, depicting three men, likely created during his travels in Italy around 1840. The work demonstrates Pedersen’s keen eye ...

sculpture carved from a single solid piece of wood by Danish artist Otto Baagøe Nielsen, created in 2000. The piece exemplifies Nielsen’s mastery of form — a harmonious balance betwe...

Norwegian pewter box featuring delicate silver and amber inlay, with a warm mahogany interior, dating from around 1900. This piece exemplifies early 20th-century Scandinavian crafts...

Rare Art Nouveau vase by Danish ceramic workshop Møller & Bøgely (active 1917–1920), featuring a beautifully indented floral motif with subtle striped decoration beneath some of the ...

sculptural letter knife in the form of a bird, crafted in sterling silver and glass, designed by Danish silversmith Allan Scharff (b. 1945) and produced by Georg Jensen in the 1970's...

Sculptural square candle holder in solid brass designed by Pierre Forssell (1925–2004) and produced by Skultuna, Sweden, circa 1980. Forssell, one of Sweden’s leading mid-century me...

A striking gouache on paper by Danish artist Erik Larsen (1902–1975), Composition with Women. Executed in Denmark, this work demonstrates Larsen’s mastery of form, color, and composi...

A captivating oil on canvas by Danish artist Inge Alifrangis, depicting a serene city view of Gilleleje, painted in 1993. Alifrangis, born in 1937, is renowned for her work in textil...

Ceramic vase by Danish artist Jens Petersen (1890–1956), executed in his signature red metallic glaze, renowned for its rich depth and subtle iridescence. This piece exemplifies Pete...

Crown vase by Swedish designer Pierre Forssell (1925–2004), produced by Skultuna Messingsbruk during the 1950s–1960s. Crafted in solid brass, the vase is celebrated for its sculptura...

A rare ceramic ice bucket by Danish sculptor and ceramicist Arne Bang, produced in Denmark during the 1930s. This refined piece reflects Bang’s signature aesthetic — a masterful bala...

rare ceramic dish by Joakim Skovgaard (1856–1933), incised and modelled in relief with animal and plant motifs, Denmark, circa 1887. This early work reveals Skovgaard’s deep engagem...

A powerful sculpture carved from a single solid piece of wood by Danish artist Otto Baagøe Nielsen, created in 2001. The piece exemplifies Nielsen’s mastery of form — a harmonious ba...

Pen on paper drawing by Danish artist Knud Kyhn (1880–1969), depicting a marten in meticulous detail. Created in 1916, this work showcases Kyhn’s precise draftsmanship and his keen o...

Pencil drawing of a mule by the renowned Danish artist Theodor Philipsen (1840–1920), dated 1916. The drawing captures Philipsen’s signature attention to movement, form, and naturali...

A wonderfully crafted Danish chair in stained beech, dating to the 1840s, in the manner of Jørgen Roed (1808–1888), a celebrated painter and designer associated with the Danish Golde...

Rare and beautifully preserved Danish cabinet from the 1850s, retaining its original painted decoration in the classical Pompeian style. The piece features refined neoclassical motif...

Rare and historically significant pair of bronze wall lamps designed by Carl Harald Brummer (1864–1953) for the Royal Danish Yacht Dannebrog, circa 1913. These lamps were created fo...

Klismos chair designed by Danish architect Edvard Thomsen (1884–1980) in 1924 for the Øregård Gymnasium in Hellerup, Copenhagen. The chair was manufactured by Rud Rasmussen, one of D...

mahogany chair by Carl Harald Brummer (1864–1953), upholstered in a classic striped fabric, exemplifying the refined craftsmanship and architectural sensibility that defined Brummer’...

Rare pair of salon chairs in solid and veneered rosewood, richly carved and decorated, designed by Vilhelm Dahlerup (1836–1907), one of Denmark’s most celebrated 19th-century archite...

Rare and beautifully crafted pair of mahogany armchairs designed by Jens Møller-Jensen (1869–1948), retaining their original calico underlayer beneath the upholstery. These chairs of...

Chair designed in 1935 by Jens Ingwersen and Jørgen V. Jepsen for K.T.A.S. (Kjøbenhavns Telefon Aktieselskab), the Copenhagen Telephone Company. Executed in stained beech with origi...

An exceptionally rare and important sofa designed by Johan Rohde (1856–1935), circa 1910. This elegant piece showcases Rohde’s unique interpretation of neoclassical design, merging c...

early 19th-century mahogany armchair, crafted circa 1830, in the refined manner of Danish architect and designer Gustav Friedrich Hetsch. The c...

rare and historically significant artist’s stool, attributed to Danish sculptor Hermann Ernst Freund (1786–1840), retaining its original white painted surface. Crafted in Denmark dur...

This elegant pair of armchairs features finely crafted mahogany frames adorned with inlays of maple wood. The crest rails are inlaid with the crowned monogram of Aarhus Customs House...

Rare and important chair from 1902-1903 by Danish architect Martin Borch (1852-1937) originally designed for the interior of Rigsdagen and was later used as the chair for the judge a...

Exceptional and historically significant lounge chair designed by Peder Vilhelm Jensen-Klint (1853–1930), crafted in mahogany and featuring its original brass casters on the front le...

A rare and charming wooden bench from the early 20th century, crafted in the spirit of the Danish Skønvirke movement — the Scandinavian counterpart to Art Nouveau. This piece feature...

Late 19th century danish artist made table lamp in a classic Pompeii style with clear references to both Neoclassicism and Pompeii. The lamp is made of gilded bronze in Denmark in th...

Rare bronze table lamp designed by celebrated Danish artist and designer Thorvald Bindesbøll (1846–1908). The lamp features a finely cast columnar base with characteristic decorative...

An exceptional Scandinavian folk art chair dating to circa 1790, originating from the border region between Norway and Sweden. Hand-carved from solid wood, this remarkable piece embo...

A rare and architecturally significant armchair designed by Jens Møller Jensen around 1910 for the Hovedstadens Forskønnelses Boardroom in Denmark. This striking piece exemplifies ea...

This rare 19th-century Swedish allmoge dough bowl (dejtrug) is a remarkable example of traditional Scandinavian rural craftsmanship. Hand-carved from a single piece of wood, it retai...

This 19th-century Swedish allmoge candlestick represents a long-standing Nordic tradition of functional, handcrafted objects for everyday use. Made from locally sourced wood and moun...

“Fra Kastrup” Signed Th. Philipsen Oil on canvas 44 × 60 cm (17.3 × 23.6 in) Provenance: Art dealer Axel Duckert (inventory no. 3369) A charming and atmospheric work by Danish arti...

This rare and unique artwork by Danish artist Folmer Bonnén is a striking example of his impressionistic yet expressive style. Painted in 1922, it depicts a seated woman in an elegan...