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This sturdy table has a single drawer decorated with a raised reeded diamond carving and a simple ring pull for opening. This diamond is a staple of Gustavian design. The legs are tapered and fluted, with subtly carved feet. The back two legs are connected with a cross brace for stability. The scrubbed top retains

Divine curves! This exemplary table shows the indisputable marks of a superb craftsman in the Rococo elements of design. All four sides are curved, including the back, and swoop together in harmony with the long graceful legs. No minuscule detail was overlooked in the making of this table; the drawer has an unusually elaborate escutcheon

This “Svepask'' or “Tine” box was made circa 1870 in sweden by taking a single thin piece of wood, heated and boiled, and then stretched over a mold and sewn together with wood fibers. Known also as a sweep-around-box, this Svepask features its original blue paint with Sun yellow interior. The cover is held shut

This eminent chest of drawers from Dalarna County in the heartland of Sweden features two half drawers and two full drawers. A raised top over a protruding edge, sits above lovely dental molding. Fluted columns that lead to tapered feet frame the drawers, exemplifying the simple and elegant Gustavian style. It retains its original brass

The gentle curves giving this bench it’s hourglass-like shape are so unusual, they make this piece simply one-of-a-kind! Each tapering leg, with subtle fluting, leads to reeded caps, above which sit a square carving of a flower. The apron features intricate carvings on all sides, punctuated only by the flower carvings of the legs. This

It is unusual to find a pair of perfectly matched tables. These tables work well on their own and can be put together to form one table 78” long. The cast iron bases have elegant claw feet and a decorative column ending in a fan motif at the top. The white marble tops are in

This table has elegant curved legs joined by central medallions. The rounded ball feet are attractive, and give it extra stability. The white marble top is in great condition. It can seat four or be used as a side or console table. ref. 7-8106 $3,200 40” long 20” wide 28.5” high

This extraordinary bowl was hand carved from one large tree, probably during the long dark hours of the Swedish winter. When you look closely you can still see the circles of the original trunk. It likely comes from the north of Sweden and was used to store cured meats. There are massive straps of iron

This elegant table has a sturdy and ornate hand forged base, with two elaborate legs joined by a central medallion. The white marble top is in perfect condition. ref. 7-8103 $4,800 52” long 25” deep 28” high

A bistro table such as this from Provence, is hard to find in such excellent condition. The base with original green paint has detailed decoration at the top and bottom of each of the three legs, and are joined by a fluted column in the center. The central leg affords the stability needed to support

This sweet little clock has a lot of charm with decorative details surrounding the large round bonnet and carved swags draped elegantly on the front. It has many wonderful and unusual features, among them a wooden face still retaining the original paint and a unique subsidiary seconds hand, which is not often seen on Swedish

A partial dinner service in pink and green by Wedgwood for the French market. The set is in the "Compiégne" pattern and consists of: 20 Dinner Plates - 10.5" diameter 18 lunch plates - 8.5" diameter 12 soup bowls - 10.5" diameter large round platter - 12.5" diameter small oval platter - 12.5" by 10"

Although not signed by Christopher Tietze, this magnificent trågsoffa has all the earmarks of this Stockholm carpenter's work. From the intricate carving and details of shells across the apron, to the diamond pattern on each side, and elegant elements at the top this sofa; it truly is a special piece. Tietze, was born in Sweden

This extremely versatile classic French table has a pierced top and a decorative base. It can sit six to eight people comfortably and has recently been painted with white rust proof paint. It is in excellent condition. ref. 7-8090 $3,400 47” diameter 28.5” high

These six perfectly matched chairs are elegant in their simplicity. The backs, with a keyhole design are framed with a discreetly carved line and gently curved for comfort. The apron is carved with decorative draping, continuing on to sturdy curved legs typical of the Rococo style. The off white, almost creamy paint surface is original

This charming set painted a pale celadon green consists of two arm chairs, two side chairs and a round table. It is in great condition and recently painted with rust resistant paint. All ready for lunch alfresco! ref. 7-8085 $1,950 Table: 28” high 38” diameter Armchairs: 35”high 17.5” seat diameter Side chairs: 33” high 13.5

A pair of original hand colored engravings from John Hill’s “The Vegetable System.” Circa 1770 from London, England; these engravings have archival framing with French matting, and custom gilt wood frames. ref. 7-8071 $1,450 for the pair 23.5” high 17.5” wide

These chairs, with pie crust seats, are of exceptional quality. The design is classically French and the wrought iron is heavy and sturdy. No worries about them blowing over on a windy day! The seats themselves are unusually large making them comfortable and roomy. They have been recently repainted white, with a rust-proof undercoat. ref.

This white painted table with curved legs emanating from a central circle, has a simple elegance that makes it a great piece to display a pair of urns or plants. It can also work as an easy to move lunch table for the kitchen or relocated to a garden setting. It has been recently repainted

This classical chandelier with two decorative brass rings and cascading crystals at the top has elegant proportions. The nine interior lights were recently added as it was originally only lit by candles, and like other chandeliers of this type might have illuminated the grand ballrooms in the manor houses of Sweden. The cobalt blue old

This hand carved bowl is from Jämtland on the border of Norway, and is signed with the maker's mark. It was a 19th century storage vessels used to keep vegetables or fruit. ref. 7-8075 $950 26.75” long 10’5” wide 4” high

This exceptional table comes from Ångermanland in the north of Sweden. The original blue paint is rare, as blue pigments were expensive at the time and considered a luxury item. The construction itself, with rounded corners and an unusual costly method of attaching the top to the base, further indicate that it was custom order