Handmade Danish Oak Display Cabinet with Secret Compartment and Maker’s Inscription, circa 1940's Ceramics The main ship appears to

The main ship appears to have an inverse Japanese flag on the mast

This large hand-thrown ceramic amphora has a bold sculptural form with ridges across the body and unique handles that are an extension of the spout

The richly painted brown finish is delicately highlighted with gold accents adding depth and elegance

Likely created between 1900 and 1920

Handmade Danish Oak Display Cabinet with Secret Compartment and Maker’s Inscription, circa 1940's Ceramics The main ship appears toCrafted in Denmark by cabinetmaker Rud Egon Leo Arne Gunnar Buus Nielsen, this mid century oak display cabinet features detailed hand carving, arched glass doors with original brass escutcheons, and two carved drawers above an open base shelf. The standout detail is a hidden drawer, that is revealed on the the drawers are opened and a small peg on the interior of the cabinet is lifted. On the underside of the drawer, the maker left an inscription in