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The Lupina Chair, designed by Niko Kralj for Stol Kamnik, was produced in the 1950s.

Lupina chairs are among the most recognizable pieces created by both Niko Kralj and the Stol company. In the 1950s, Kralj aimed to design a comfortable seat suitable for various environments. Lupina was the result of his desire and quickly became one of the most reproduced chairs. The basic component remains the same, while the chair's frames and applications change to adapt to different users. Lupina chairs can be found in homes, offices, and public institutions, proving their comfort and versatility over the years. The chair is adjustable in height and swivels. Dimensions: 95 x 52 x 47 cm Weight: 9 kg The chair is in excellent condition.

Office chairs from the Stol Kamnik company, dating back to the 1970s.

This office chair is one of the most well-known models (Vrtiljak) from the time of Yugoslavia. It will certainly evoke nostalgic memories, as it was a common chair in many offices and public institutions, which still speaks to its quality and comfort. The chairs have a pneumatic mechanism and an adjustable back – in height and depth, making them suitable for everyone. Due to their refined yet simple appearance, they will fit into any home and may even find their place in the office again. Dimensions: 94 x 54 x 54 cm Weight: 8.6 kg The chairs are well-preserved, newly upholstered, with some signs of wear on the paint of the base. Price is for one. Four chairs are available.

Antique shaving stand from the late 19th century.

A wooden shaving stand with a mirror and two candle holders. An ideal piece of furniture for adding character, as the stand features exceptional details. The legs and mirror holder are crafted to resemble bamboo sticks, while the mirror's crown is adorned with exceptional turned accents. The stand can also be easily disassembled, thanks to the handcrafted wooden screws. A beautiful complementary piece for the bedroom or any other space. Dimensions: 150 x 60 x 43.5 cm Weight: 8 kg The stand is in excellent condition, with the mirror exhibiting a charming patina.

Chair by designer Umberto Mascagni, made in the 1950s.

Umberto Mascagni crafted chairs like these in Bologna, and I. Barget imported them to Great Britain, retailing at Harrod's in London between 1952-1955. Mascagni was known for the provocative use of new materials in furniture design, such as faux leather and aluminum. Now, this elegant chair can be part of your interior. The golden details, black legs, and cream faux leather create a beautiful contrast, making it an exceptional piece that will catch the eye. Dimensions: 98 x 48 x 45 cm Weight: 6.3 kg The chair is in excellent condition.