VINTAGE CONSOLE TABLE WITH MIRROR
Console table with mirror from around the 1960s.
Made of brass with marble shelves. A beautiful set of a mirror and a table that will fit into any home, adding elegance and style. Dimensions: Mirror: 83 x 50 cm Table: 91 x 88 x 25 cm Weight: Mirror: 6.8 kg Table: 19.4 kg The table and mirror are in excellent condition, with no damage to the marble or glass.
ANTIQUE BENCH
Bench made in the late 19th century.
A beautifully crafted wooden bench, distinguished by masterfully carved lion paw feet, three practical drawers and two hidden shelves, making it both a decorative and functional piece of furniture. Its walnut veneer and balanced proportions give it a timeless character, making it a perfect addition to an entryway, living room or bedroom. A rare and charming find for lovers of antique furniture.
Dimensions: 100 x 45 x 44 cm
Weight: 14 kg
The bench is in excellent condition.
ANTIQUE PIANO STOOL
Piano Stool, made circa 1920
A piano stool made of bentwood, in the characteristic style of Thonet chairs. It features a metric screw mechanism that allows the height of the stool to be easily adjusted.
Dimensions: 47–68 cm × 49 × 42 cm
Weight: 5,3 kg
Excellent condition.
VENETIAN CONSOLE TABLE, 18. CENTURY
Venetian console table, 18th century.
An antique wooden console table with a richly carved frieze depicting angels and floral motifs typical of the period in which it was made. The overall composition is completed by a top in Siena yellow marble, a stone highly prized since antiquity.
You now have a rare and exceptional opportunity to make this unique piece part of your home.
Dimensions: 96,5 × 93 × 28,5 cm
Weight: 23,5 kg
The console table is in excellent condition.
REX CHAIR
Rex Chair, produced in the mid-20th century by Stol Kamnik.
The Rex Chair is one of the most renowned examples of Slovenian industrial design. It was designed in 1952 by architect and designer Niko Kralj, who at the time led Stol’s development department. Kralj is regarded as one of the great legends of industrial design worldwide.
The Rex Chair was the first chair in Slovenia designed for mass production, made using compressed, perforated plywood technology. It became a benchmark of ergonomic and functional excellence, and a cult object among design-aware individuals around the world. To date, more than 2 million chairs have been produced.
The Rex Chair is part of the collections of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York, the Designmuseum Danmark, and the MuseumsQuartier in Vienna.
This iconic chair can now become part of your home — as an occasional chair when you have guests, as a garden chair, or simply as a piece to admire and enjoy for its comfort on a daily basis.
Dimensions: 74 x 65 x 57 cm
Weight: 4,8 kg
The chair is in good condition, with some damage on the back (shown in the last photo), which does not affect its function or overall appearance.
CHIAVARI OPÉRA CHAIR
Chiavari Opéra chair, mid-20th century.
This elegant neoclassical Chiavari Opéra chair is crafted from polished brass. These chairs gained fame in 1953 when they were used at the wedding of John and Jackie Kennedy. The brass frame is notable for its substantial weight and intricate details, hallmarking the quality typical of Italian craftsmanship. The front spindle legs feature a balustrade shape ending in a pointed tip, characteristic of this period. The rear legs extend seamlessly upwards, ensuring the chair's stability. It’s an excellent choice for a vanity table or as a side chair, sure to impress with its refined elegance. Chiavari chairs are named after the Italian town where they originated. This small town in northern Italy began producing these chairs in the early 19th century. In 1807, Gaetano Descalzi designed a lightweight, elegant, yet sturdy chair made of cherry wood, known as the “Chiavarine.” The design was inspired by a Louis XV chair with a side backrest but without upholstery. Initially intended for dining rooms, these chairs gained widespread recognition after the Kennedy wedding and became popular in ballrooms and as luxurious accent chairs in homes. Dimensions: 93 x 45 x 42 cm Weight: 6 kg The chair is in good condition.
VINTAGE SERVING TROLLEY
Serving trolley, made in the 1950s.
An exceptional brass serving trolley that will serve as both a decorative and functional piece, perfect for your home or business. With this trolley, you can serve food and drinks in style, leaving a lasting impression on your guests. This serving trolley is ideal for almost any room in the home, offering versatile utility. Use it in the living room for preparing cocktails, serve dessert on it in the evening, or use it to deliver coffee in the morning. Alternatively, repurpose this stunning trolley for toiletries and towels in the bathroom or as an eye-catching plant stand on a sunny veranda. However you choose to use it, this trolley will surely be a cherished companion for many years. Dimensions: 85 x 80 x 53 cm Weight: 14 kg The serving trolley is in excellent condition.
CHAIR PAOLO BUFFA
Chair in mahogany with original upholstery, designed by Italian designer Paolo Buffa from the 1950s.
An excellent example of top-quality and design. The chair is sprung, making it extremely comfortable. It will be suitable for near a fireplace or any other cozy corner for lounging. Surely, it will be a chair that everyone will want to sit in. Dimensions: 129 x 51 x 48 x 45 cm Weight: 4.5 kg The chair is in excellent condition, the upholstery is in line with the time, slightly faded, but it is original and gives the stool its authenticity.
VINTAGE SERVING TROLLEY
Serving trolley, made in the mid-20th century.
An interesting folding trolley with a gold-tone metal frame and plexiglass shelves embedded with rattan mesh.
This trolley is both an excellent decorative piece and incredibly versatile. When not in use, it can be fully folded for easy storage, or partially folded to function as a rolling shelving unit. It is an essential addition to any party, allowing you to elegantly serve food and drinks, or to create a stylish cocktail corner. It is equally practical for everyday use — as an eye-catching side table or a distinctive plant stand.
Dimensions: 78 × 68 × 42 cm
Weight: 9 kg
The serving trolley is in excellent condition.
SPACE AGE ARMCHAIR, 1960s
Space Age armchair, made in the 1960s in Italy.
An exceptionally interesting pair of armchairs, featuring a strikingly organic, almost sculptural shape that reflects the typical futuristic aesthetic of Space Age design.
The armchair stands on a chrome “spider” base and is swivel, equipped with a special mechanism: by turning the ball under the seat fully, it locks into the chosen position and stops rotating. This means that, in addition to its bold design, it offers practical functionality.
Due to its sculptural form, it can serve as a standalone focal point in a room—living room, office, or similar spaces.
The original upholstery is preserved, in contrasting colors—purple and gray—typical of the period. It shows some signs of use, appropriate for its age, which further confirms its authenticity.
This pair of armchairs in original condition represents a rare opportunity to own an extraordinary design piece that is not only a functional piece of furniture but also a work of modernist art in your home.
Dimensions: 81 × 58 × 56 cm
Weight: 9,5 kg
The armchairs are well preserved. Price is for one chair.
BIEDERMEIER FREESTANDING MIRROR
Freestanding mirror, made in the first half of the 19th century.
This refined freestanding mirror from the Biedermeier period will complement any space, whether already stylized or minimalist, thanks to its sophisticated features, ensuring that it blends seamlessly with any decor. The mirror will be extremely useful for your home, where you can use it in the bedroom, hallway, or foyer, or it could also be utilized in a clothing boutique. The mirror has the option to tilt, and underneath it hides a useful shelf for storing accessories. Dimensions: 186 x 100 x 45 cm Weight: 20 kg The freestanding mirror is in excellent condition.
OCCASIONAL TABLE, 19. CENTURY
Occasional table, crafted in the second half of the 19th century.
A luxurious piece distinguished by a number of refined features. The tabletop is veneered in bird’s eye maple, arranged in an elegant radial pattern. The base is richly carved with acanthus leaf motifs, while the edge of the top is adorned with bronze garland mounts. The contrast between the gilded details and the dark, ebonized ground further enhances the table’s elegance.
All these elements attest to a high level of craftsmanship, confirming that this is not merely a functional piece of furniture, but a statement object—ideal as a centerpiece in any interior.
Do not miss the opportunity to make this exceptional historical table the heart of your space.
Dimensions: 121 x 99 x 67 cm
Weight: 40 kg
The table is in excellent condition.
PIER LUIGI COLLI STOOL, 1950s
Stool by the Italian designer Pier Luigi Colli, made in the 1950s.
A gilt iron stool featuring dotted, hammered details created by hand, a technique characteristic of Colli’s distinctive style and signature. Most of his pieces were produced in small workshops, often by commission and in limited series, making this stool a rare and highly sought-after example of mid-century furniture.
You now have an excellent opportunity to own this elegant piece, which combines decorative appeal, functionality, and collectible value.
Dimensions: 42 × 42 × 42 cm
Weight: 5,2 kg
The stool is in excellent condition.
BRASS CHAIR
Brass chair, made in the mid-20th century.
An elegant pair of chairs with a brass frame, richly decorated with garlands and a medallion-shaped backrest. The seat and backrest are upholstered in dark red velvet, which beautifully highlights the brass. A wonderful functional and decorative piece of furniture for your home.
Dimensions: 110 x 43 x 41 cm
Weight: 4,5 kg
The chairs are in excellent condition. Price per chair.
ERGONOMIC CHAIR TAN SAD
Ergonomic chair "Do More," manufactured by Tan Sad in England for Ahrend around 1920.
A special, rare, vintage ergonomic chair in its original condition. It was used by employees of the Opcina tramway in Opicina, making it not only an interesting industrial chair but also one with a fascinating history and story. Ahrend introduced itself to the Dutch market with a series of chairs and tables called "doe meer" (do more). They were manufactured in the Tan Sad factory in England, known for producing the first ergonomic chairs. In 1920, comfort was a significant luxury, and factory workers often sat on benches without backrests. The "Do More" chair was, therefore, far ahead of its time. As seen in advertisements from that era, it promised workers: "The ideal chair for the working person. For use in offices, drafting rooms, laboratories, for operating office machines and telephones, etc. The right support for your work." Due to its specially designed frame – the seat is adjustable in height, and the backrest can be adjusted in height and angle – it is a chair on which you can sit for hours without any issues, while also encouraging proper posture. Dimensions: 82 x 54 x 46 cm Weight: 9.2 kg The chair is in good condition, and although it could be reupholstered, the original cover adds to its sentimental value.
ANTIQUE KNEELER
Kneeler, made in the early 20th century by Jacob & Josef Kohn.
Charming prayer kneeler made of bentwood, featuring velvet upholstery that offers exceptional comfort. This expertly crafted piece invites you to immerse yourself in deep thoughts and prayer. Jacob & Josef Kohn, a father-and-son duo, founded their furniture company in 1849, which soon became one of the leading manufacturers in the Austro-Hungarian Empire and a major competitor to the renowned Gebrüder Thonet. After the founders’ passing, the Kohn company collaborated with the Viennese artistic collective Wiener Werkstätten on their designs. In 1914, Kohn merged with Mundus, which later joined forces with Gebrüder Thonet in 1921 to become the world’s largest furniture manufacturer. Kohn’s designs are globally recognized and highly valued, with pieces featured in major museums such as the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Dimensions: 85 x 50 x 46 cm Weight: 7 kg Kneeler is in excellent condition.
SALON SEAT, 19. CENTURY
Salons seat, made in the late 19th century.
A richly carved wooden seat, decorated with turned balusters, a crowned crest with a composition of two figures—a man and a woman—and floral details.
This chair is suitable for an entrance hall, bedroom, or living room, and can also serve as a striking decorative and functional focal point in any interior.
Dimensions: 81 × 71 × 49 cm
Weight: 12 kg
The salons seat is in excellent preserved condition.
VENETIAN SALON SUITE TESTOLINI, 19. CENTURY
Venetian salon suite, crafted by the prestigious Testolini, late 19th century.
An opulent salon suite, entirely hand-carved from walnut wood. The set comprises a three-seat bench and two corner armchairs, all richly adorned with masterfully executed decorative details. The original damask upholstery further enhances the sense of luxury and authenticity. Such suites were commissioned for the highest social classes, where furniture served not only for comfort but also as a symbol of status.
Furniture from this renowned Venetian workshop later attracted collectors and global icons alike – notably, a pair of such armchairs furnished the home of the legendary Marilyn Monroe, further attesting to the timeless appeal and collectible value of this type of piece.
A rare opportunity to acquire a piece that would effortlessly grace the interiors of the greatest icons.
The Testolini company of Venice was considered one of the most prestigious names in Venetian decorative arts in the second half of the 19th century. Their richly carved works were created for aristocracy and the upper classes, prized for their exceptional craftsmanship, luxurious materials, and refined design. Today, their creations stand as symbols of impeccable taste and collector’s exclusivity.
Dimensions: Bench: 144 × 93 × 52 cm
Armchairs: 81 × 69,5 × 66 cm
Weight: Bench: 18 kg
Armchairs: 7,5 kg
The salon suite is in excellent condition.
VINTAGE DECK CHAIR
Vintage deck chair from the 1960s, made in Turin.
What could be more enjoyable than lounging on a deck chair? Lounging on a deck chair that is aesthetically pleasing, designed for comfort, and incredibly durable. All of this is offered by the featured deck chair, which you will gladly place on your terrace, patio, balcony, or incorporate into your living room. It boasts beautiful colors and despite its age, remains remarkably modern, ensuring it blends seamlessly into any environment. If you desire a piece that stands out while offering comfort and convenience, this deck chair is undoubtedly the right choice. Dimensions: folded: 91 x 58 x 22 cm, unfolded: 95 x 87 x 58 cm Weight: 5 kg The deck chair is in good condition.
ANTIQUE BARBER CHAIR
Antique barber chair from the early 20th century.
A swivel barber chair, exceptionally attractive due to its curved iron frame and wooden seat with an embossed pattern. It is extremely rare and can make a remarkable statement in your home. You can use it as an armchair or as an unconventional office chair. Of course, it can also find its place again in craftsmanship, in a barbershop or hair salon. Dimensions: 115 x 70 x 55 cm Weight: 23 kg The chair is in excellent condition, with a weathered patina. The headrest is included but requires repairs.
CHAIR LUPINA
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.
VINTAGE SEWING BOX
Sewing box, manufactured in the mid-20th century.
This wooden sewing box on wheels was an exceptionally practical piece for seamstresses, allowing them to neatly organize and store all their sewing supplies in one place. Its interior features several smaller compartments, making it easy to keep even the tiniest tools and accessories well arranged and within reach.
Today, it can still be used for its original purpose, or it can be given a new role as a practical storage piece in a living room or bedroom. It is perfect for keeping small everyday items, craft supplies, or cherished collections neatly organized.
Dimensions: 53 x 46,5 x 22,5 cm
Weight: 3,5 kg
The sewing box is in excellent vintage condition.
