Kurst Ostervig (Denmark 1912 - 1986), Pair of two-top side tables in teak. 20th century. Can be used as sofa ends, bedside tables, side tables. K. Ostervig began his career as a naval architect before changing direction and working for one of the most renowned furniture manufacturers of the 30s and 40s, E. Knudsen's in Odense. In the 60s, he was one of the first Danish designers to be temporarily exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. A few marks on one of the tables (see photos).

Superb vintage three-light table lamp from the famous Belgian company Deknudt, dating from the 1960s. It features a polished gold-plated brass base and foot and a frosted glass shade with engraved lines. The slightly faded original label showing "Dekn dt" is visible under the base. This elegant piece reflects the modernist style and late Art Deco aesthetic that characterize Deknudt's creations. Its generous proportions make it ideal for a living room, bedroom or office. Fully functional.

After Carlo Dolci. Beautiful oil on canvas depicting the Annunciation, Tuscan School, Italy in the Renaissance style. The painting is distinguished by its fine execution and chromatic harmony, particularly in the details of the face and the lily. The work is set off by a fine Art Nouveau frame with delicate finishing. Signed lower right. Late 19th - Early 20th century

Magnificent limited edition tapestry, entitled "Soir de Rêve", based on Odette Caly's original cartoon. Produced by Atelier d'Art Contemporain La Lice, under the artistic direction of Jean-Picart Le Doux, renowned for his influence on contemporary tapestry. Edition: Série A, number 65/250 . Technique: Tapestry handmade with colored threads on a black background, depicting bright, dreamlike floral motifs. . Signature: the tapestry is signed "Caly" on the lower left, and bears a certificate of authenticity from the studio on the back. Odette Caly has collaborated with renowned workshops linked to the Aubusson tapestry tradition. The Atelier d'Art Contemporain La Lice, under the direction of J. Picart Le Doux, has perpetuated Aubusson's tradition of quality while innovating, and has enabled contemporary artists such as Odette Caly to contribute to the modernization of this age-old art. This tapestry is a typical example of the revival of textile art in the 1960s-1970s, combining vibrant colors and modernist motifs.