Author Archives: hans

Pair of naturalistic birch guéridons made in northern Sweden around the mid 19th century. The tables are unique and hand-crafted where the columns are made from a branch of birch with the bark still intact. The branches are straight from … Continue reading →

Swedish work or dining table in folk art from the early 19th century, around 1820. The table is genuine and honest with a solid frame and simple design. The proportions are charming with a slightly oversized table top and stable … Continue reading →

Large rustic work table from northern Sweden made during the first years of the 19th century, around 1810. The table is a country house table with solid proportions and a rustic expression. The table is in untouched original condition with … Continue reading →

Charming folk art table from northern Sweden. The table is unusually charming with a large oversized table top and smaller frame. It’s completely hand-made in Swedish pine and every detail is carefully considered. Made during the early 1800s, around 1810, … Continue reading →

Swedish console table in gustavian style from the mid 1800s, around 1860. The table is from northern Sweden and a so called demi lune table where it’s made in a half circle. The table has four straight tapered legs and … Continue reading →

Demi lune console tables in gustavian style. The tables are semi circles, demi lunes or half moons as they are also known. They could either be used apart as console tables placed against walls or on either side of windows … Continue reading →

Country home side table made by hand in an unusual model. The table is folk art from Sweden and made during the early 1800s. It’s an unusual model as it combines aspects from both tables and sideboards and works as … Continue reading →