11/08/2026
Pair of Kerstin Hörlin-Holmqvist ”Stora Eva” Easy Chairs. Features a contoured, high-backed profile that widens into a flared headrest and integrates continuous, sloping armrests. The backrests are detailed with a symmetrical pattern of button tufting. The seating components are fully upholstered and elevated on four turned, tapered legs constructed of carved beech wood. The chairs retain a manufacturer’s label, identifying them as the ”Stora Eva” (Big Eva) model from the Paradise group, Triva series, designed in 1958 for Nordiska kompaniet and manufactured by NK’s verkstäder in Nyköping
18th century late Baroque mirror featuring a faceted, slightly grey-green blue glass plate mounted on a wooden background. The vertically oriented rectangular form terminates in a shaped crest with stepped shoulders. The upper section of the glass is decorated with a deeply cut North Star motif. The perimeter of the glass is contained and secured by a narrow, continuous bronzed metal border.
18th century William & Mary oyster console table. The rectangular console table features a top entirely surfaced in oyster-cut veneer. The frieze houses a single, full-width drawer faced with continuous oyster veneer and fitted with twin cast brass drop pulls on foliate backplates. The upper case is elevated on four solid wood, barley-twist turned legs. These supports are structurally united by a flat, shaped serpentine X-stretcher near the base and terminate in turned bun feet. Ca 1710 England.
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