A diamond ring set with numerous brilliant-cut diamonds mounted in 18k white gold. Size 53.

A pair of French gilt bronze and Champleve enamel mounted marble candelabra, by Ferdinand Barbedienne. Paris, late 19th century. (2)

Louis XVI hall lantern of gilded bronze with curved sides of clear glass, interior with four light arms. C. 1780. H. 80 cm. Diam. 40 cm.

A large Swedish stone top table with light painted oak and pinewood lower part, front with one drawer. Circa 1800. H. 80 cm. L. 222 cm. W. 83 cm.

A South German Rococo cherry wood and walnut parquetry commode. Mid-18th century. H. 79 cm. W. 88 cm. D. 51 cm.

A celestial globe, Berlin, c. 1900. H. 65 cm.

A large French empire Psyche standing mirror of mahogany. C. 1810. H. 205 cm. W. 103 cm. D. 57 cm.

A Gustavian marquetry secretary. Stockholm, late 18th century. H. 135 cm. W. 100 cm. D. 50 cm.

Dutch Louis XVI mahogany commode inlaid with light wood. Circa 1780. Later acquired and probably restored by Edwards and Roberts, London. H. 95. W. 122. D.

Flemish Oudenaarde verdure tapestry in Gobelin style. 20th century. H. 200. W. 204 cm.

A pair of French gilt and patinated bronze ewers in the Clodion style. Signed ‘Alph. Giroux Paris’. Circa 1850. H. 57. (2)

A Swedish Rococo chest of drawers. Stockholm, mid-18th century. H. 80. W. 78. D. 50.

A Swedish Rococo commode by Johan Neijber. Mid- 18th century. H. 81 cm. W. 79 cm. D. 46 cm.

A pair of Swedish Carl Johan consoles of gilded wood and each with grey marble top. Circa 1820-1830. H. 84 cm. W. 92 cm. D. 42 cm. (2)

A 19th century Danish Louis XVI giltwood sofa, with curved back and sides, round fluted legs. L. 180 cm.

A pair of Gustavian crystal girandole candelabra. Sweden, late 18th century. H. 59 cm. Diam. 32 cm. (2)

A pair French Louis XVI style gilt bronze chenets, “Enfant arabesque” model. 19th century. H. 34 cm. L. 37 cm. D. 13 cm.

A French cabinet, Boulle style. C. 1860. H. 120 cm. W. 157 cm. D. 50 cm.

A pair of French Napoleon III wall sconces of gilded bronze, 19th century. H. 51 cm. W. 34 cm. (2)

A French Empire gilt and patinated bronze figural mantel clock. The dial marked 'Gaston Jolly a Paris'. Early 19th century. H. 49 cm. W. 44 cm. D. 14 cm.

A Gustavian secretary bureau of mahogany with brass fittings and inlays, the top of grey marble. Late 18th century. H. 120 cm. W. 112 cm. D. 56 cm.

A Swedish Carl Johan console of gilded metal with a 'faux marble' top. Stockholm, early 19th century. H. 78 cm. W. 82 cm. D. 47 cm.

A pair of Swedish giltwood mirrors, both stamped with crowned IÅ. Presumably, late 18th century. H. 150 cm W. 77 cm. (2)

An Altona Louis XVI walnut and giltwood mirror. Late 18th century. H. 98 cm. W. 37 cm.

A Spanish or Italian Baroque column of painted and giltwood, carved with cherubs, drapery and twisted fluting. Early 18th century. H. 210 cm.

A German Rococo chest of drawers. Mid-18th century. H. 85 cm. W. 103 cm. D. 56 cm.

A Swedish giltwood table with a porphyry top. Baroque style, mid-19th century. H. 78 cm. L. 117 cm. W. 64 cm.

A pair of North Italian grey and giltwood side Empire chairs. Early 19th century. H. 90. B. 48. D. 45. (2)

French Rococo style vitrine of grey-painted wood with curved top. 19th century. H. 222. W. D. 30 cm.

A pair of pedestals of white- and grey-painted wood. Late 20th century. H. 88. L. 30. W. 30 cm. (2)

French walnut side table, richly decorated with carved ornaments. Circa 1800. H. 76. W. 46 cm.

A 19th century Louis XVI style oak tile table. H. 76. L. 60. W. 47 cm.

A 19th century larger doublesided and adjustable stained and patinated oak easel. H. 232. W. 63. D. 72 cm.

Silver vinaigrette in the form of articulated lizard, eyes set with green glass stones. Early 20th century. L. 18.8 cm.

A. Stelling, København: Easel in pine wood and cherry wood. Denmark, circa 1900. H. 105. Platform 37 × 37 cm.

Stool of painted cast iron. C. 1900. H. 37. Diam. 32 cm.

Siegfried Wagner: Wine bottle holder in patinated bronze. Manufactured by Tvermoes & Abrahamson. H. 20 cm.

Siegfried Wagner: A charity box for the Jewish "Society for the Care of the Sick". Manufactured by Mogens Ballin. H. 11.5 cm.

A pair of Empire style candlesticks in patinated and partly gilded bronze. In addition, a writing set on a tray. Late 19th century. (3)

Japanese lacquered box veneered with paulownia wood. Taisho, circa 1920. H. 12. L. 19. W. 12.5 cm.

Dansk design: Art Deco mahogany cabinet. Front with four doors and two drawers. Made approx 1930s.

K. J. Pettersson & Söner: "Palle". A solid pine stool. Manufactured by K. J. Pettersson & Söner.

Scandinavian cabinetmaker: Mahogany cabinet with three doors. Front with intarsia and birch edge inlay.

Swedish design: Art Deco vase in patinated bronze. Marked Brons 38. H. 21 cm.

Scandinavian design: Teak deressing chair. Brass shoes. Upholstered with light wool fitted with buttons.

Ernst Spolén, attributed: "Sportstugemöbler". A pair of solid pine stools. Made approx. 1930s. (2)

Swedish design: "Saturnus". Table lamp in tin with spherical piece of black lacquered wood. H. 49 cm.

Scandinavian design: Wall mounted teak bar cabinet. Front with intarsia.

Danish cabinetmaker: Chest of drawers in teak. Front with four drawers with brass handles. H. 83 cm. W. 85 cm. D. 45 cm.

Swedish cabinetmaker: A pair of Art Deco side tables in macassar and gilt lacquered wood. H. 59. L. 68. D. 32. (2)

Swedish Grace: Wall lamp in painted metal with two small shelves and a socket. Back panel in frosted glass.

Unknown design: A pair of Art Deco bronze candlesticks. H. 8.5 cm. Diam. 12 cm. (2)

Art Deco Artist's Stool in Profiled Patinated Partially Stained Birch

Swedish furniture design: A pair of square coffee tables in stained birch. Top with green tiles. (2)

Swedish furniture design: Swedish Modern wall mirror in birch. H. 60. W. 47. D. 2.

Scandinavian design: Mahogany dressing table with circular mirror.

Axel Salto: A large plaster wall relief with motif decor of "Det Gyldne Æsel"/"The Golden Ass". H. 97 cm. W. 166 cm.

Danish furniture design: An organic shaped two-seater sofa with stained beech legs, upholstered with green leather. L. 135 cm.

Albert Bitran: "Ocres", 1985. Signed Bitran; signed on the reverse Bitran 85 with title. Oil on canvas. 91 x 75 cm.

Poul Henningsen: "PH 2/2". A browned brass pendant with amber coloured glass shades. Manufactured by Louis Poulsen. 1930s. Diam. 20 cm.

Vilhelm Lauritzen: "Rådhusarmatur/City Hall light fixture". A pair of ceiling/wall lights with brass fitting. (2)

Olaf Rude: Landscape. Signed Olaf Rude. Oil on canvas. 52 x 56 cm.