Dainty rectangular side table on 4 tapering pillar legs, frame drawer, cross bracing in the foot area; finely decorated with cube marquetry, dentil frieze and mirror veneer; drawer on the underside inscribed in Danish? inscribed "bordet omres teure radt ar 1924 i jan af N. Folke Petrrson"

Sophisticated, kidney-shaped ladies' furniture on 4 sabre legs with an openable reading or writing desk, 2 small side compartments for utensils and 2 small central drawers, 2 concealed secret compartments behind the drawers, top panel with integrated compartment under the desk top; richly decorated with cube marquetry and herringbone marquetry on all sides

Rare transforming table "No.5": Description from the goods catalog of 1789 "[...] In a household, the greatest possible use, the most precise saving of space, the greatest perfection is indisputable. [...] is the table folded and closed in a half circle, as it stands on three feet in a room. If you pull out the fourth leg and open the top leaf, you have a completely round game table with a queen and chess board. If you open the second hand, you have a table for playing cards. Finally, if you open the third hand, you have a desk covered in green cloth with a dinette barrel and sandbox. If you lift up a blanket placed here, this section of the table becomes a toilet."

Central field with midnight blue ground and colorful floral scroll decoration with birds. Three-row border with red ground and palmette decoration. Knotted fringes, leather-reinforced long sides on the verso