Whimsical scenes of daily life hand-painted on an ewer by Rut Bryk (1916-1999).

Finland, circa 1950

Textile by Ann-Mari Forsberg for Märta Måås-Fjetterström

13″H x 16″W

Made in Sweden

“Helios” table lamps, designed by Peter Svarrer

Hand-blown milk glass

17″H to top of shade, 11″H to top of socket, 6″D base

Made in Denmark

Newly rewired with polished chrome dimmers and silver cord

W: 70″ x D: 40″ x H: 30″

Early 19th Century Drop-Leaf Gustavian Table

Sweden

Handcrafted in Denmark

Newly rewired

Handcrafted in Denmark

Newly rewired

30″D x 29″W x 33 3/4″H

Seat Height: 16″

Arm Height: 25″

Made in France

A large Benitier shell in cast brass with original patina.

1970s

Made in France

Pine Lovö Rocking Chair by Axel Einar Hjorth for Nordiska Kompaniet

Unrestored and in original condition

Circa 1936

Sweden

H: 32″

Pair of Fortuny Lumbar Cushions

Two available

5’9″W x 8’7″H

Turkey

6’3″W x 7’8″H

Turkey, 19th Century

Antique Blue and White Stripe Cotton Dhurrie

8’6″ x 7’3″

India

Josef Frank designed Table Lamp 1819 for Svenskt Tenn in the shape of a globe in 1934. He originally called it the “Glass Globe”. The lamp has been produced in four different shapes: the globe, the cylinder, the cube and the calabash. Newly rewired.

Sweden

Rare table lamp by Gunnar Nylund (1904-1997) for Rörstrand Fabriks

An ovular shape crafted in chamotte with a rich ochre glaze

Custom Décors Barbares lampshade

12.5″ to top of new socket/21″ Total Height/4″ D of Base/ 6″ W of Base

Made in Sweden

Mid-20th century

Stamped “SVERIDGE/CHAMOTTE/NYLUND/RORSTRAND”

George Nakashima Trestle Dining Table

American Black Walnut, Rosewood

29 h × 84 w × 45 d in

USA, 1960

Table features six-plank book-matched top joined by four butterflies, rich and expressive grain with sap grain details, and two free edges.

Teak top on steel frame

Denmark, 1960s

15 3/4″H x 65″W x 27 1/2″D

Abstract framed watercolor and pencil painting by artist and glass designer Bengt Orup

Signed “Orup”

Sweden

In 1936, architects Matti Lampen and Märta Blomstedt were commissioned to design the Aulanko Hotel in Hämeenlinna, Finland. The hotel was designed using furniture and lighting from all of Finland’s top manufacturers with the exception of the large lounge chair which we know now as the Aulanko chair in the lobby.

In 1935, at the ‘Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild’ fair, cabinetmaker AJ Iversen presented an armchair designed by Flemming Lassen. In the fair’s next edition, in 1936, he returned and exhibited at his stand a seat similar to the previous year’s one but slightly larger, covered in lambswool and fitted with chrome tubular legs and which he labeled ‘The Tired Man’. The resemblance between the prototypes presented in Copenhagen and the models of the Aulanko hotel is striking. The design and dates of the Aulanko Lounge and Tired Man Chairs are close but nothing indicates the designs are linked.

Both drawings for the original design had identical dimensions but varied by the design of the foot. Both had tubular legs as opposed to the bun or small castor feet.

The first drawings of the Finnish hotel model are dated 20 July 1938. No specific designer is credited, only the mention of ‘Architects office Blomstedt / Lampen’ and the stamp of Artek, the company to which they appealed to obtain the model. Artek began producing models of this chair after 1941 with wood bun feet as opposed to metal. Until the late 1940s, Artek marketed a version of the armchair with round wooden legs. In the 1950s, similar but smaller models were produced by different manufacturers, including Kantosen Puutyö. This craze explains the appearance of many variations with slight differences.

Newly restored and upholstered in sheepskin.

New bun feet.

Designed in 1939

Likely produced circa 1941 by Arktek

Made in Finland

Dimensions: H: 33″ W: 40″ D: 42″

*History courtesy of Barnebys

Daybed designed by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn.

Reupholstered in Mirakel by Svenskt Tenn and restored professionally to excellent condition.

Measurements: D: 33 1/2″ W: 78 3/4″ H:17″

Desk “AT 305″ designed by Hans J. Wegner for Andreas Tuck.

Denmark, 1955.

Features two drop leaves and three front drawers.

This piece has been restored and is in very find condition.

Key included.

H: 73 cm / 2′ 5″
W: 75,5 cm / 2′ 7″
L: 139 cm / 4′ 6″
Extended: 231.5 cm / 7′ 7”

Perfect condition

H: 10 1/2″ W: 10″ D: 7 1/4″

Two mid-century white table lamps similar in size by Carl Fagerlund made for Orrefors

Rewired with chrome fittings

Available separately or as a pair

Made in Sweden

Vintage black Crinolette armchair designed in 1962 by Ilmari Tapiovaara for Asko

Finland

Very good condition

H: 28 3/4″ x L: 27″ x D: 26″

Large brilliant Art Nouveau table lamp by Møller & Bøgely

Brilliant cobalt blue, brown, and white glazes and depictions of Japanese female figures amongst clouds

Incised MB/CV inside

Minor chips and minor wear to glaze

Table lamp with incised bird figure and blue, green and brown glaze

Rare Art Nouveau table lamp by Møller & Bøgely with incised bird figures and blue, green and brown glazes

Circa 1917-1920

Denmark

Slight chips at the base and on the rim under the bird

14″ to top of socket

5 1/2″ base

H: 19 1/4″ x W: 27 3/4″ x 43 1/2″

Marked Josef Frank Svenskt Tenn

Made in Sweden

Made of Birch

Signed I.H

H: 13″ x D: 11″ x W”: 11

Sweden

SOLD

Josef Frank 336 armchair for Svenskt Tenn newly upholstered in “Aralia” linen from Svenskt Tenn

Designed in 1934

Sweden

Measures: Height 33 3/4″ or 86cm

Width: 35 1/2″ or 90cm

Depth: 39 1/4″ or 100cm

Seat height: 17 3/4″ or 45 cm

Pair of easy chairs designed by Otto Schulz in 1936 (1882-1970) and produced by Boet

Seat and back are newly upholstered in wool

Made in Sweden

Height: 26 in. (65.79 cm)

Width: 26 3/4  in. (67.82 cm)

Depth: 31 1/2 in. (80.01 cm)

Seat Height: 14.96 in. (38 cm

SOLD

Exquisite CM191 coffee table designed by Pierre Paulin (1927-2009) for Thonet

Mahogany top with steel wire base

France

Designed in 1959.

Black perforated sheet metal magazine rack designed by Mathieu Matégot

France, circa 1950s

H: 19 3/8″ x W: 17 5/8″ x D: 5 1/4″

Small Brass Framed Magazine Rack with Slung Leather by Carl Auböck

circa 1950s

10.5″ L x 6″ W x 19″ H

SOLD

Newly framed wall tapestry mounted on linen by Riitta Nelimarkka

Framed: H 45 1/2″ x W 36″ x D 1 1/4″

Marked RN

Finland

Handwoven wool tapestry mounted on linen

Designed by Barbro Nilsson for Mårta Måås Fjetterström

Signed AB MMF

Sweden

H 13 1/4″ x W 26 1/2″

Black painted chair from Drottningholm Castle 

Stamped KR DH under Royal Crown (Kronan Drottning Holm)

Provenance: Queen Louisa Ulrika’s Private Property, Drottningholm Castle, Stockholm

Sweden, 1700s

Sweden, 1930s

L: 76.6″ (194 cm) D: 27″ (68 cm) H: 28.25″ (71.5 cm)

Hand hammered brass sconce by Malin Appelgren

Made in Sweden

Available in four sizes

Handwoven wool wall tapestry mounted on linen

Designed by Märta Måås Fjetterström in 1926 and produced after 1941

Signed AB MMF

Sweden

H 17″ (43 cm) W 27″ (68 cm)

Plywood coffee table with rosewood veneer designed by Saburo Inui for Tendo Mokko

Stamped “Tendo” and monogrammed under the tray

Japan, 1960

H 13 1/2″ (34 cm) x W 59 1/4″ (150 cm) x 30″ (76 cm)

SOLD

Chamotte stoneware table lamp with glossy blue glaze by Gunnar Nylund for Rörstrand

Rewired with new shade

Sweden, 1960s

Height to top of mount 12 3/4″ (32 cm)

Rare sideboard designed by Børge Mogensen for P. Lauritsen & Søn

Teak veneer with oak interior

Denmark, 1950s

H 35 1/2″ (90 cm), W 54 1/2″ (138 cm), D 19 3/4″ (50 cm)

SOLD

Set of four solid pine Utö dining chairs designed by Axel Einar Hjorth for Nordiska Kompaniet

Sweden, 1930s

Seat Height 43.5 cm/ 17 1/4″

Large stoneware vase by Saxbo with matte rust glaze

Base incised with stamp and marked “Saxbo Danmark 253 M”

Denmark, 1937-1949

H 13″ (33 cm)

Pair of Samsas chairs designed by Carl Malmsten

Newly reupholstered in rust colored wool

Sweden, 1950s

H: 32″ (81 cm), W: 27.75″ (70 cm), D: 34″ (86 cm)

SOLD

Guldheden desk in cherry designed by Carl Malmsten for Nordiska Kompaniet

Sweden, mid 20th Century

H 29 3/4″ (75 cm) W 47 1/2″ (120 cm) D 23 3/4″ (60 cm)

Tea bowl by Ewen Henderson (1934-2000)

England, c.1983

H 3″ (7 cm) x D 4″ (10.8 cm)

Three bottles inspired by the still life paintings of Giorgio Morandi by Akiko Hirai (b. 1970)

England

Largest H 5 3/4″ (14.1 cm), Smallest H 5″ (12.4 cm)

An asymmetrical bowl handcrafted by Ewen Henderson (1934-2000)

Layered with pink, olive green, and grey glazes

England, 1970s-1990s

H 4 1/4″ (10.5 cm) W 8 1/4′ (20.5 cm) D 5 3/4″ (14 cm)

Serene pale blue celadon vase by Kato Tsubusa (b. 1962)

Incised with marker’s mark, together with a signed wooden box

Japan, Late 20th Century

H 8″ (20.2 cm) D 4 1/4″ (10.2 cm)

Composition from Derriere le Miroir no 110

1958

SOLD

Two vases and a footed bowl with hares fur glaze in matte white by Carl-Harry Stålhane for Rörstrand

Incised “R SWEDEN CHS” and “SOT”

Sweden, 1950s

Ranging in height from 4 1/4″ to 8 3/4″

Italy, mid-late 20th Century

H 10″ (25 cm)

High back easy chair with mahogany legs designed by Hans Thomas Jensen, made by Jacob Kjaer

Newly upholstered in Fortuny linen

Denmark, 1940s

H 40″ (101 cm) W 27 3/4″ (70 cm) D 27 3/4″ (70 cm)

SOLD

Artificial green leather mirror with brass nails

Designed by Otto Schulz and produced by Boet, Maker’s metal label

Sweden, Mid-Century

H 26 1/2″ (67 cm) W 22 1/2″ (57 cm)

SOLD

Earthenware table lamp with black and white glaze by Svend Hammershøi (1873-1948) for Kähler, Inscribed base HAK

Rewired with new shade

Denmark, 1904-1948

Base: H 13″ (33 cm) x Dia. 4 1/4″ (11 cm); to top of shade: 19 1/4″ (33 cm)

An ovular ceramic bowl with white, yellow and olive green glazes by Danish artist and potter Muggi Wille-Nielsen 

Incised monogram

Denmark, mid-century

H 8 1/4″ (21 cm) L 13 3/8″ (34 cm) W 13″ (33 cm)

Stoneware bowl with impressed patterns and spiral to the well

Finished with grey and blue glazes, red and brown undertones

Incised with “Gutte” monogram

Denmark, 1950s – 1980s

D 8 1/4″ (21 cm) H 3 1/2″ (8 1/2 cm)

Unique stoneware bowl with blue glaze and impressed pattern 

Incised with “Gutte”

Denmark, 1950s-1980s

H 4″ (10 cm) D 8 1/2″ (21 cm)

Unique stoneware bowl with light grey and blue glaze by Gutte Eriksen

Incised with “GE” monogram

Denmark 

H 3″ (7.7 cm) D 10″ (25.2 cm)

Pair of handblown emerald glass lamps with white and blue ribbon around body

Designed by Michael Bang (1942-2013) for Holmegaard

Sweden, 1980s

H 13 1/2″ (34 1/2 cm) to top of socket D 7″ (18 cm)

H 12″ (30 1/2 cm) to top of socket D 7 3/4″ (19 1/2 cm)