MIRROR

Mirror in a brass frame.

A mirror is not only a beautiful decoration for the wall but also a key element in a home. Think about it; we have them in hallways, by entrance doors, in the bedroom, and, not least, in the bathroom as a tool for personal grooming. Mirrors can also be wonderful light transmitters, so we can hang them in rooms where we don't usually need them, visually enhancing the room and adding some light. With vintage mirrors that display a beautiful patina, we bring uniqueness to our home, inspiring us for years to come. Dimensions: 72 x 48 cm Weight: 4.3 kg The mirror is in excellent condition.

Candelstick from the late 19th century.

Candelstick are a welcome decoration in any home. They can be placed in the dining room to illuminate a festive dinner, or in the bedroom to create a romantic atmosphere. Regardless of how they are used, candelabra are undoubtedly one of those items that come in handy for any occasion. Dimensions: 22 cm Weight: 394 g The candelstick is well-preserved.

Saint Barbara Statue from the 19th century.

An exceptionally well-carved statue of Saint Barbara. Saint Barbara is the patron saint of all those whose work is threatened by sudden death. In our region, she is best known as the patron saint of miners. However, she is also the patron saint of farmers, architects, construction workers, roofers, masons, foundry workers, blacksmiths, stonemasons, artillerymen, carpenters, gravediggers, bell-ringers, cooks, butchers, prisoners, firefighters, the dying, as well as protection against storms and fire. She is also the patron saint of tunnels, so there is a custom to create a small altar with Saint Barbara before the construction of a tunnel, as an invocation for the safety of all involved in the construction. Dimensions: 40 x 15 x 9 cm Weight: 1.15 kg The statue is well-preserved, featuring a hook on the back for wall mounting if desired.

Courting Candle Holder.

Legend has it that between the 17th and 18th centuries, fathers used this type of candle holder when suitors came to court their daughters. It served as a boundary between the lovers. When the candle burned down to the top of the holder, it was time for the suitor to leave immediately. However, the father could adjust the height of the candle based on his feelings towards the suitor. He could extinguish the candle immediately or add a new one, depending on what he deemed necessary. Thus, the candle served as a silent but clear reminder to the suitor of when the date should end. This practice aimed to teach daughters to respect their parents' judgment and encourage suitors to respond to the father's discretion. An interesting example of a candle holder that not only serves as a decorative piece but also carries a story and a connection to the past. Dimensions: 16 x 12 cm Weight: 132.3 g The candle holder is in excellent condition.