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Erik Hoglund (Swedish, 1932-1998), pair of candelabra, wrought iron with moulded clear glass drops (2), height 33 cm

Karl Erik Ekselius for J O Carlsson, sweden, pair of 1970s armchairs, aluminium and black vinyl, with original manufactures label, width 60 cm, depth 65 cm, height 84.5 cm

Erik Worts sideboard, rosewood, four drawers and two doors, Denmark, c 1960s, 74 cm high, 170 cm wide, 43 cm deep

Four Erik Buch stools for great Dane, black leather seats, oak frame, Denmark, c 2000s

Erik Buch model 49 armchairs, black leather seat, Denmark, c 1960s

Erik Jorgensen (Danish), Two Seater Sofa, manufactured by Selecform, brown leather and oak frame, retains manufacturer's label, height 65 cm width 130 cm depth 75 cm

Erik Kirkegaard (Danish), Chair, c. 1960, rosewood frame, with black leather seat and back, height 88 cm width 62 cm depth 49 cm

A vintage Norwegian enamel butterfly brooch, olive green, yellow and black enamel wings and body. Silver and silver gilt. Hallmarked: 'Sterling 925 S Norway'. Maker - Hroar Prydz. Designed by Je - Jens Erik Jensen, circa 1950.

Erik Magnus, Two Vacuum Jugs, manufactured by Stelton, stamped 'Design Erik Magnus Stelton Made in Denmark' (2), height 30 cm, 21 cm

Arne Jacobsen (Danish, 1902-1971), Assorted Cylinda-Line Pieces, designed 1964, for Stelton, stainless steel, including water jug, ice bucket, pot with two revolving bowls, cocktail shaker, tray and a vacuum jug designed by Erik Magnussen (7), approx. heig

Erik Langker, (1898-1982), the Distant farmhouse +, river farm, verso, oil on board, signed lower left, 35.5 x 28 cm

Johannes Foersom & Peter Hiort-Lorenzen eight EJ70 partners chairs for Erik Jorgensen, beige leather and steel, Denmark, c 2000s

Erik Jorgensen three seat leather sofa, tan leather, Denmark, c 1970s, 72 cm high, 275 cm wide, 88 wide

A pair of Erik Buch stools for Domus Danica, rosewood and red leather, 84 cm cm high, 37 cm cm wide, 37 cm deep

An EJ 5 leather Corona chair and ottoman, designed by Poul M. Volther (1964), manufactured by Erik Jorgensen

Charles Martin illustrated sheet music. 5 Illustrations including La Pieuvre, water Chute, Colin-Maillard, Traineau & portrait of Charles Martin; printed sheet music of Erik Satie including La Comedie Italienne, Le Flirt, water Chute, Colin-Maillard, Le Tr

Poul Volther (Danish, 1926-2001), Corona Chair and Footstool, designed 1961, manufactured by Erik Jørgensen, chrome-plated steel frame and base with red upholstery (A/F) (2), height 100 cm width 83 cm depth 82 cm

Erik Langker (1898-1982) 'The Lake at Evening', oil on board, signed lower right, 30 cm x 37 cm

An Erik Magnussen Stelton Thermos, of blue colour. Mark at base. Height 30 cm

Erik Hoglund (Swedish, 1932-1998), wrought iron and glass chandelier, manufactured by Boda Smide/Kosta Boda, black enamelled wrought iron structure, with twelve arms, suspending molded glass drops, height 117 cm, width 28 cm, depth 28 cm

Erik Hoglund (Swedish, 1932-1998), wrought iron and glass chandelier, manufactured by Boda Smide/Kosta Boda, green enamelled wrought iron stucture, with sixteen arms and molded glass drops, height 110 cm, width 50 cm, depth 50 cm

An Erik Hojlund Costa Boda lamp decoration

Olympic Medal Winners - Athletics: Collection of autographs on pieces, noted Jackson Scholz (USA - 1920, 1924 and 1928). Abel Kiviat (USA - 1912). Mikio Oda (Japan - 1924 and 1928). Erik Bylehn (Sweden - 1924 and 1928). Edvin Wide (Sweden - 1920, 1924 and

Erik Magnussen (Danish, b. 1940, Two Vacuum Jugs, designed c. 1970, for Stelton, Denmark, with one original box (2), height 30 cm, Labels: awarded the ID-Prize in 1977 by The Danish Society of Industrial Design

Copenhagen Cutlery Denmark stainless steel cutlery 'Obelisk' pattern by Erik Herlow, comprising 8 place settings of dinner knife & fork, entree knife & fork, soup spoon, dessert spoon & tea spoon, stamped maker's marks

Erik Langker: Sailing, Quiet Morning, oil on board, signed lower right, 39 x 50 cm

Erik Langker (1898-1982). Hills in the evening light. Oil on canvasboard. Signed lower right. Titled verso. 30 x 37 cm

Sir Erik Langker (1898-1982) oil on board, untitled, Australian landscape scene, unsigned, 40 x 50 cm approx

Six Erik Buch model 49 dining chairs. C. 1950s Denmark. Manufactured by Aage Christensen. Teak, upholstered leather backs, vinyl bases. 84 cm high, 39 cm wide, 46 cm deep. Seat height 76 cm

Sir Erik Langker (1898-1982) oil on board untitled Hawkesbury river scene, unsigned, 29 cm x 37 cm approx.

Langker, Erik. 1898-1982, Oil on board signed lower right, 46 x 37 cm

Erik Hansen for Le Klint, 324 sax lamp wall light, with extending bracket, originally designed 1952. Literature: mid-century modern complete, Dominic Bradbury, P.141

Erik Buch for Skovby Mobelfabrik Danish, four door palisander rosewood tall sideboard, the sliding doors open to reveal shelving and a drawer section with a mirrored back. Superb patina and colour. Width 196 cm, height 110 cm, depth 43 cm

Erik Langker, oil on board, Landscape, 30 cm x 37.5 cm signed lower right

Erik Langker (1898-1982) Picton landscape, oil on canvas. Signed lower right, titled verso with artist label affixed. Measures 29 x 38 cm

Erik Langker, (1898-1982) 'Flowers - Still life', oil on board, 36 by 44 cm

Erik Langker (1898-1982) pink roses oil on canvas on board signed lower right 48 x 38 cm

Set of six Erik Buch dining chairs, circa 1960s

Vintage Brazilian rosewood Sax Lamp by Erik Hansen for Le Klint, Denmark, circa 1952 with original 335 shade, height of lamp 29 cm

Designer sofa made by Erik Jorgensen Woodmark international

Winter Olympic Medal Winners: Collection of autographs on pieces (95 items with 98 signatures), noted Ilse Ulrich-Pausin, Erik Pausin, Kira Ivanova, Sergei Grinkov, John Curry, Edy Rada, Magda Mauroy-Julin, Herma Von Szabo, Cecilia Colledge, Andree Brunet-

Designer sofa by Erik Jorgensen for Woodmark international

Designer sofa made by Erik Jorgensen Woodmark international

Designer sofa made by Erik Jorgensen Woodmark international

A set of six Erik Buck teak dining chairs by O.D. Mobler

Erik Buch, set of six dining chairs, teak with upholstered seats, manufactured by Chr. Christiansen Mobelfabrik, Denmark, stamped to underside 'Made in Denmark, CHR. Christensens, Mobelfabrik Vamdrup, Erik Buch' (6). Height 81 cm

Kosta Boda Erik Hoglund clear glass decanter with face form stopper

1912 Stockholm, V Summer Olympics: 1912 Stockholm Participation Medal, in pewter, designed by Bertram Mackennal & Erik Lindberg, minted by Vaughton in Birmingham, 51 mm diameter. Ex William Alexander, manager of Australasia's (Australia & New Zealand combi