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These armchairs are a testament to the work of the talented Swedish craftsmen Ephraim Ståhl. Ståhl was an Åldermän of the Stolmakareämbetet, the Stockholm guild of chair makers, from 1794 to 1820. An avant-garde chair maker at the time, he was influenced by the artifacts brought back to Sweden by King Gustav III during his

This elegant table features many fine details that the master Swedish craftsman of the late 18th and into the 19th century Ephraim Ståhl is known for. Among them, flower carvings on the apron and elegant legs finishing in carved hoof feet. It was not uncommon in 19th century Sweden that a prominent individual would see

This endearing Swedish antique side table is the perfect size for a bedroom nightstand or anywhere in the home where ample storage in a smaller size is required. The repeating carvings on the two front doors are duplicated perpendicularly on the bottom drawer, adding charm and displaying meticulous craftsmanship. Both locks are in great working

This stately mirror, framed with wood gilded in silver, adds an opulent but un-excessive presence to a wall. The gilding shows its age with a patina that only time could create, while the original glass with a dreamy blue tint echoes with the silver creating an ethereal feel. ref. 7-7661 $3,700 41” high 27” wide

This stunning cabinet is in one part, with the doors closing to highlight the spectacular carvings that define this piece. The raised diamond carvings retain the original coral highlights that are painted in an alternating pattern, creating a visually striking masterpiece of 18th century cabinetry. The molding that decorates the top and bottom are in

This spectacular cupboard in two parts has all original paint, including the interior. It has an unusual, and amply sized open central shelf for serving and display. The entire cupboard is outlined by a carved leaf motif repeated on the front and sides. The leaves likely belong to the mountain-ash, known as the “rönn” tree

Grey linen upholstery splendidly contrasts against old cream paint on this Swedish bench. Taller than most Swedish benches from the late 1800’s it is a versatile piece. The legs are square and fluted, and lead to raised floral motifs. Fine carvings cross the apron horizontally, and frame the bench nicely. Sweden, Circa 1880. ref. 7-8119

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

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 and original

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 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

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

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 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 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