21 September 2026Paintings, furniture and varia

Porcelain palm centrepiece. 19th century. H. 36 cm.

Harald Schiødte: An artist at his easel. Signed and dated H. Schiødte, 188?. Oil on canvas. 67 x 50 cm.

"Wounded Amazone" – Mattei type, bronze figure. 20th century. H. 43 cm.

Caroline van Deurs: A cat at the top of a staircase. Signed with monogram 3. 7. 27. Oil on canvas. 50 x 34 cm.

Frants Henningsen: Portrait of a Girl with a blue bonnet. Signed monogram 87. Pastel on canvas. Visible size 38 x 30 cm.

Large terracotta colander with small handles. H. 17 cm. Diam. 29.5 cm.

German painter, 19th century: An ornamental vase with flowers. Signed F. Heintz. Watercolour. Visible size 43 x 34 cm.

"Old Glimpses of the Imperial Palace". Chinese book with 10 photographs from the imperial family. Circa 1900. H. 16.5 cm.

Abraham Ortelius, Johannes Baptista Vrients: "Ducatus Ferrariensis, Finitimarumque Partium Descriptio". 1609. Hand coloured engraving. 46 x 53 cm.

Kaj Molter: View from Dronning Louises Bro towards Nørrebrogade. Signed K. Molter 1957. Oil on canvas. 22 x 27 cm.

Painter unknown, 19th century.: A skeleton. Unsigned. Charcoal on paper. Visible size 54 x 21 cm.

Unknown artist, 19th century: A medical anatomical drawing. Unsigned. Charcoal and red chalk on paper. Visible size 54 x 23 cm.

Giovanni Antonio Canal (called Canaletto), after, 20th–21st century: "Il Molo verso la Zecca con la colonna di San Teodoro". Oil on canvas. 60 x 90 cm.

Abraham Ortelius: "Acores Insulae". 1592. Hand coloured engraving. Visible size 37 x 50 cm.

Figure of faience, creeping lioness by Otto Jarl for Royal Dux, Germany. L. 38 cm.

A pair of bronze casolets cast with a female head in profile. Presumably Germany 19th century. H. 19 cm. (2)

Collection of diverse German porcelain doll heads including Armand Marseille, Kammer Reinhardt, JD Kästner. (2)

An oak tile top table, front with drawer, top with 24 Dutch faience tiles. The tiles late 18th century. H. 77 cm. L. 87 cm. W. 62 cm.

Unknown artist, 19th century: A medical anatomical drawing. Unsigned. Charcoal and red chalk on paper. Visible size 54 x 23 cm.

Swedish pinewood peasant table. 19th century. H. 73 cm. L. 322 cm. W. 103 cm.

A pair of Indonesian tables of carved and painted wood, marble top. 20th century. H. 39 cm. L. 126 cm. W. 62 cm. (2)

Painter unknown, 19th century.: "Council Chamber". Unsigned. Oil on wood. 30 x 39 cm.

A Danish Louis XVI mahogany bureau cabinet. Copenhagen, late 18th century. H. 229 cm. W. 118 cm. D. 58 cm.

Abraham Ortelius: "Poictou [...]" C. 1570. Hand coloured engraving. Visible size 40 × 53 cm.

George III drop-leaf table in mahogany. England, early 19th century. H. 71 cm. L. 94 cm. W. 45/83 cm.

A pair of brass prism candelabra mounted with prisms and back plate with mirror glass, each with three light arms. Late 19th century. H. 55. W. 48. (2)

Two mirrors in frames of partially carved and gilded wood. 19th century. One H. 65 cm. W. 37 cm. The other H. 59 cm. W. 39 cm. (2)

A Danish Louis XVI chest-of-drawers of oak. Late 18th century. H. 124 cm. W. 65 cm. D. 43 cm.

English mahogany chest of drawers, front with three larger and two smaller drawers. 19th century. H. 84 cm. W. 92 cm. D. 51 cm.

Konstantin Stoitzner: At the greengrocer's. Signed S. Constantin Vienne. Oil on canvas. 59 x 79 cm.

Chinese Canton candlestick in the form of an elephant. 19th century. H. 14.5 cm L. 16 cm.

A Baroque cabinet of walnut. Later replacements, partially 18th century. H. 216 cm. W. 98 cm. D. 53 cm.

A George III mirror in walnut with gilt carvings. England, 18th century. H. 107 cm. W. 56 cm.

A Rococo giltwood mirror, richly carved with rocaille and foliage. 18th century. H. 81 cm. W. 37 cm.

"Purple Flower" porcelain bouquetière. Royal Copenhagen. H. 16.5 cm.

A large oval mirror in frame of gilt and silvered wood in the style of Liselund. Early 20th century. H. 148 cm. W. 78 cm.

Four Chinese porcelain bowls. 20th century. H. 3.5–6 cm. (4)

Emil Krause: Harbour view with fishing boats at Gammel Strand. Signed EK. Oil on canvas. 47.5 x 67 cm.

Chinese embroidery with flowers and bats on a black ground. Framed. Late Qing, 19th century. Picture field 75 x 31 cm.

Unknown artist, 19th century: Sailing boats in distress. Unsigned. Canvas laid on canvas. 64 x 78 cm.

Jens Peter Berthelsen, a.o.: Five figures in soapstone. Partly signed. H. 5 - 14 cm. (5)

"Versace" porcelain cups and crystal glasses cast with medusa in relief at the base. Rosenthal. H. glass 9–15 cm. (10)

Danish Louis XVI mirror of gilt carved wood. 19th century. 74 cm H. 33 cm W.

Japanese mixed metal vase and presentation plate. Meiji/Taisho. (2)

A Danish Neolithic greyish flint dagger. L. 23.5 cm.

Paul Fischer, after: Four porcelain plaques. B&G. (4)

Edwardian tantalus of polished oak with metal fittings. Early 20th century. H. 35 cm L. 38 cm W. 29 cm.

Stephan Abel Sinding: Bronze relief. 'Saga rister runer'. Signed. Diam. 27.5 cm

Svend Rathsack: Plaster relief. Diam. 47 cm.

Two Central African guardian figures of carved wood. 20th century. Formerly in Prince Henrik's Collection. (2)

Blue Fluted Helblonde petroleum lamp in porcelain, decorated in underglaze blue. 426. Royal Copenhagen. H. Total 44 cm.

Blue Fluted knife rests in porcelain, decorated in underglaze blue. Royal Copenhagen. (8+2)

Herman Wendelborg Hansen: An American frigate at high sea. Signed H. V. H. Watercolour on paper. 42 x 56 cm.

A. Mackeprang: A fox with a duck in its mouth. Signed with monogram. Oil on cardboard. 31 x 40.5 cm.

Louis Moe: Two compositions. Partially signed Louis Moe. Etching in colours. Visible size 21 × 21.5, 30 x 40 cm. (2)

Martinus Rørbye: Two studies of a elegantly dressed man. Unsigned. Pencil and watercolour on paper. Visible size 25 x 19 cm.

A. Michelsen: Sugar bowl and cream jug in silver. A. Michelsen, 19th century. H. 5.5 cm. (2)

English tray of hand-hammered sterling silver. 19th century. L. 25.5 cm.

Danish beaker in silver, gilded on the inside. 19th century. H. 9 cm.

Ship model of a three-masted barque of painted wood. In display case. 20th century. H. 50. W. 58. D. 30 cm.

Art Nouveau chandelier of brown-patinated bronze and brass, six light arms mounted for electricity. Denmark, 1920-1930. H. 83 cm. Diam. 55 cm.

Albert Wang: View from Copenhagen Harbour. Signed and dated A Wang, 1914. Oil on canvas. 83 x 127 cm.