Rosewood Furniture

Rare table lamp. Produced by Boréns in Sweden.

These beautiful tables were created in China in the early 20th century. They have been carved from rosewood. These ‘nested tables’ vary in their size, so th...

Table lamp by unknown designer. Produced in Sweden. Please note: This table lamp is being sold without any lamp shade.

A William IV rosewood chaise longue attributed to Gillows, with deeply carved scroll terminals and arms, and turned tapering legs on disguised castors.

Elegant rosewood coffee table by Bernt Petersen, with a smooth top. Amazing slender design with beautifully sculpted feet.

Pair of American Victorian rosewood side chairs with carved filigree and scroll design back and shell crest. (Attributed to John Henry Belt...

American Victorian rosewood rectangular serpentine shaped center table with stretcher and white marble top (attributed to JOHN HENRY BELTER).

Very rare bureau / secretaire designed by Kai Winding. Produced by cabinetmaker P. Jeppesen in Denmark. Dimensions (W x D x H): 100 x 46.5 (83) x 104 (68) cm.

A sofa with tight seat and back, of blue shantung upholstery and mahogany legs. Original condition.  

Rare mirror designed by Uno & Östen Kristiansson. Produced by Luxus in Vittsjö, Sweden.

Rare pair of side tables or benches in solid rosewood. Produced by Alberts in Tibro, Sweden.

Mirror. Produced by Ota in Sweden.

Dining table in the manner of Kai Kristiansen. Produced in Denmark. Dimensions (W x D x H): 120 ( 229 ) x 120 x 72 cm.

Exquisitely crafted slim decorative briefcase designed by Don Shoemaker for Señal of Mexico. Taking advantage of the expertise provided by Mexican artisans, shoemaker founded Señal w...

Beautiful rosewood sideboard by Svend Langkilde. Elegantly sculpted handles, large decorative brass hinges on the sides and in the center of the front.

A rosewood dining chair and leather chair by famed Danish designers Edward and Tove Kindt-Larsen. Each chair features solid rosewood frame with the ori...

Very rare freestanding sideboard model 29A designed by Arne Vodder. Produced by Sibast Møbelfabrik in Denmark.

Rare George III period rosewood and satinwood cabinet of unusually shallow proportions, the white marble top with "cookie" corners over single drawer and two paneled doors, the corne...

French Art Deco rosewood sideboard with a raised center platform over a glass door shelf centering 2 black marble tops. Doors with chrome h...

Very rare set of 8 dining chairs designed by Helge Vestergaard Jensen. Produced by P. Jensen & Co. Cabinetmakers in Denmark.

Very rare sofa designed by Maija Ruoslahti. Produced by Sopenkorpi in Finland.

Danish Post-War Design rosewood executive desk with a low gallery on 3 sides and 3 drawers on one side and a single drawer on the other.

Salt and pepper mills designed by Richard Nissen. Produced by Nissen in Denmark.

Finn Juhl NV-46 armchair with frame of Brazilian rosewood, upholstered with Nigerian leather. Designed 1946, executed and burn marked by cabinetmaker ...

Rare table lamps by unknown designer. Produced in Sweden.

"Kwaak" is a wooden rectangular table, designed by Stephane Lebrun and manufactured by Dessie', featuring a top in hollow core wood and legs in plywood natural oak, Santos rosewood o...

Very rare dining table designed by Grete Jalk. Produced by P. Jeppesens møbelfabrik in Denmark. Measures: Width 136-245 cm.

Rare side table and storage box designed by Gunnar Myrstrand. Produced by Källemo in Sweden.

French Modernist Art Deco piano and bench by Pierre-Paul Montagnac, a variant of the model used in one of the luxe apartments, the Caen, on the great French oceanliner Normandie in 1935. Created in rosewood and sycamore, and carefully and correctly restored, including the fine Erard (#127208) instrument. 56” wide x 60” deep. Documented in numerous sources, including the July 1935 issue of Art et Decoration. Pierre-Paul Montagnac (1883-1961) Born in Saint-Denis, France on 9 May 1883, Pierre-Paul Montagnac was equally talented as a fine artist and a decorative artist. He was educated in both disciplines, studying with Eugene Carriére as well as at the Académie de la Grande Chaumiére, both in Paris. His inaugural exhibition was at the 1912 Salons – and at the 1920 Salon d’Automne he received a traveling scholarship. In 1918 he began working in the firm of André Mare and from 1922 collaborated with Maurice Dufrene at La Maîtrise, the famous design studio of Galeries Lafayette. From 1921 he exhibited at the Salons of la Société des Artistes Décorateurs, Salon des Architectes Modernes, and internationally, in Barcelona and Leipzig. He designed suites on the grand French oceanliners, l’Atlantique, Normandie and Pasteur. At the 1925 Paris International Exposition his work was in a standout class. At the 1937 Exhibition he organized the pavillion of the Artistes Decorateurs and personally won a Grand Prix. For the New York Exhibition in 1938, he was a member of the international jury, organized the group of Decorators, and, as architect, organized the exhibitions of jewelry and perfumes. He became a member of the Society of Modern Architects and executed important and numerous architecture and decorating projects including the luxury apartments on the great French oceanliners l’Atlantique, Pasteur, and Normandie. Vice President and then President of the Societe des Artistes Decorateurs from 1930-1938, he was also President of the Salon d’Automne and Vice President of the Committee of the Exhibition of Arts and Embellishments of Life; member of the steering committee of C.T.I. and Artistic Property, member of the Board of Directors of the Central Union of Decorative Arts. He was also an Officer of the Legion of Honor and received the Cross of War. MONTAGNAC was the son of an engineer and he had a taste for geometry and science that predisposed him to the rigors of architectural laws. Multi-talented, he worked independently as a painter – who had paintings acquired by the French government – while also working in the related fields of architecture and decoration. His work included homes, apartments, galleries, luxury shops, banks and the aforesaid oceanliners. As a designer/decorater, Montagnac had the taste for quality, luxurious furniture, using precious woods, bronze extensions, ivory inlays, mother-of-pearl, metal and coral. He advocated for a resolutely modern style and, free of all pastiches, focused on beautiful cabinetry, the challenges of furniture design, particularly from 1940 to 1945, captured all his attention. The tireless activity of Montagnac, whose varied works are represented in official museums and residences, was also recognized from a professional and social point of view. He was a remarkable organizer, devoted to the cause of art, to the defense of the trade and his colleagues. It was Montagnac who, in 1939, with Anatole de Monzie, took the initiative to found the ENTRAIDE to Artists (which provides support to talented young French artists). MOBILIER ET DECORATION, September/October 1953 ERARD An illustrious piano manufacturer, Sebastien Erard began building superior harpsichords in Paris in the mid-1700s, produced pianos for the French Court, and received a multitude of patents, many of which are still in use in piano manufacturing. Erard pianos were marketed as the finest pianos in the world and were owned by Queen Victoria, Franz Liszt, Chopin, Verdi, Ravel, and Felix Mendelssohn among many others. They continued to enjoy international success well into the 20th century. They were known for their unique sound quality, similar to the American square grand piano...

A William IV rosewood free-standing end support table attributed to Gillows, the rectangular top with the original leather and an ormolu gallery on three sides, all above a single di...

Unique dining / conference table designed by Hans Wegner. Produced by Andreas Tuck in Denmark.

A stately and elegant rosewood and mahogany campaign desk having three drawers and two rosewood roll-top compartments flanking a central writing surface with a flip-down back splash,...

This heavily-carved circular side table was crafted in the 19th Century in Burma (modern-day Myanmar). Myanmar is associated with the production of fine, highly-intricate wood carvings, which were often inspired by Buddhism, or pre-Buddhist Animist beliefs. The hardwood table features a circular top, with a polished rosewood inlaid centre. This is encircled by a profusion of low-relief carvings, depicting monkeys, elephants and birds, surrounded by foliage, hills and Myanmar architecture. This band of carved ornament is ringed by a raised, pierced gallery. A curvy-edged skirt runs along the top of the table, and is deeply carved with scrolling foliage. A baluster-shaped stem supports the table top. This has a leafy top, and foliate carved stem, with a fluted base. The stem is set on three legs with scrolled feet, which are decorated with three-dimensional carvings of wild cats and baboons. This table is a truly exquisite piece of Myanmar wood carving...

Stunning coffee table by Tapio Wirkkala, with a rosewood top inlayed with an oval shape of contrasting wood that has a growth ring-like pattern. Exquisitely restored. Sturdy base mad...

Very rare cabinet designed by Helge Vestergaard Jensen. Produced by cabinetmaker Peder Pedersen in Denmark.

Rare dining table designed by Niels O. Møller. Produced by J.L. Møllers Møbelfabrik in Denmark. Measures: Width 123-174.5 cm.

Rare set of 4 armchairs model OD-50 designed by Erik Buck. Produced by Oddense Maskinsnedkeri A/S in Denmark.

Unique side table / coffee table designed by Inge Davidsson. Produced by cabinetmaker Ernst Johansson in Sweden.

Very rare master cabinet in the style of Kaare Klint. Produced by cabinetmaker C.B. Hansen in Denmark.

A Regency rosewood book tray, circa 1815, attributed to Gillows, the turned spindle three quarter gallery incorporating a pair of pierced handles, above the ...

Wall unit with adjustable shelving system, cabinet, chest and flip top desk in rosewood, teak and mahogany by I.S.A., Italian 1964 (label on...

Pair of late Regency rosewood side cabinets, in the French Empire style, each of rectangular form with a disguised frieze drawer and brass gallery above cupboard doors between two ta...

This spectacular fully restored and sought-after model #452 'Roll Top' desk was designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar and features beautifully grained Rosewood and Ebonized Mahogany, designed and made in the 1960s. Most examples of this design are regular desk height however this example was custom made to be a receptionist desk...

Artisan sculptural coffee table, crown of thorns style design in lacquered rosewood with glass top, Italian, 1950's. This coffee table is meticulously made.

Rare freestanding desk designed by Arne Vodder. Produced by Sibast Møbelfabrik in Denmark.

A pair of Regency brass-inlaid rosewood side cabinets, each of rectangular form with a concave frieze concealing a button to open a pair of glazed with doors re-lined in yellow silk ...

Rare set of 6 armchairs model 358 designed by Knud Færch. Produced by Slagelse Møbelværk in Denmark.

Rare set of 8 dining chairs model 39 designed by Henry Rosengren Hansen. Produced by Brande møbelfabrik in Denmark.

Rare wall-mounted bookcase designed by Finn Juhl. Produced by Bovirke in Denmark.

Sculpture in brass and rosewood.

Rare pair of armchairs designed by Aksel Bender Madsen & Ejner Larsen. Produced by cabinetmaker Willy Beck in Denmark.

Rare coffee / side table designed by Percival Lafer. Produced by Lafer MP in Brazil.

A low round cocktail table with solid wood veneer and bronzed steel circular rod base.

A Fine Table Cabinet Rising from scrolling foliate bracket feet, the rectangular cabinet constructed in rosewood and surmounted with a hinged cavetto moulded lid set with a Sèvres-s...

Dining table ‘Darby’ designed by Torbjörn Afdal for Bruksbo, Norway, 1960s. Brazilian rosewood. Rosewood figuring and attention to detail characterise this refined dining table’s d...

American Victorian carved rosewood etagere with mirror backing and side shelves on upper and lower section supported on a platform base (Attritbuted to THOMAS BROOKS)

Rare nesting table. Produced by Skovmand & Andersen in Denmark.

Mirror in rosewood designed by Aksel Kjersgaard. Produced by Odder in Denmark.