Pair of Danish Modern Sculpted Rosewood Frosted Glass Wall Sconces

DANISH MID-CENTURY SCULPTED TEAK SOFA AND ARM CHAIR EN SUITE Circa 1960s, in original upholstery Item # 304YFP27P A very nice Danish Mid-Century Modern sculpted teak matched sofa a...

RARE DANISH MODERN ROSEWOOD, BRASS AND GLASS TAMBOUR-FRONT DRY BAR CABINET Designed by Kurt Ostervig circa 1960s unmarked Item # 311WAH13A An exceedingly beautiful and quite rare tambour-front dry bar cabinet designed by the Danish furniture designer Kurt Østervig (Denmark, 1912-1986), it is a very well-known design of his despite being unmarked. It is very hard cabinet to find, especially in the United States. This example is finished in brilliant chaotic rosewood veneers that flow from one edge into the next with nearly seamless transitions. The tambour-front doors are easily opened with original polished brass vertical handles...

FINE PAIR OF ENGLISH INLAID ROSEWOOD AND BURLWOOD GAMES TABLES England, first quarter of the 20th century raised over gilt-iron animal paws interiors with gilt-tooled leather for ...

SET OF SIX FRENCH OAK AND COGNAC STITCHED-AND-STUDDED LEATHER DINING CHAIRS Circa early 20th century Item #308ZOL16P A rich and wonderful set of six dining chairs, they feature wond...

A pair of Italian wall sconces with brushed brass stepped back plates and frosted glass drum shades. In excellent condition apart from a couple of tiny nibbles to the glass.

Pair of French Art Deco Frosted glass sconces by Jean Noverdy, with gilt metal wall mount frames, molded in glass.

Frosted Murano glass wall sconces with brass hardware holding four sources of light.

Elegant handmade 1960s Danish Modern wall lights by "VITRIKA" model "Aladdin". A block of thick solid glass mounted on a shiny brass plate. The items are handmade so small differences in color and form are to be expected. Labelled on brass mount. Great original condition. About the manufacturer: "VITRIKA" was founded in the North Zealand region of Denmark a few years after the Second World War in 1948. The three founders - a designer, a craftsman and a salesman - came up with the name Vitrika by putting together the Danish words "Vi Tre Kan", which translates directly to "We Three...