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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.
ANTIQUE CHAIR
Antique chair, made in England between 1750 and 1850.
This chair is a typical example from the late 18th to early 19th century. It features a drawer under the seat, providing storage for various items. Due to its solidity, it's incredibly eye-catching, making it an excellent piece for highlighting and enriching a space. The chair itself boasts other wonderful details that only such an old piece can have. These include wooden pegs, which often replaced expensive iron nails in those times since they were hand-forged. Another detail is the beautifully patinated wood, which, upon touch, tells the story of its rich history. Most captivating is its shape, as the chair is not precisely formed and exhibits many asymmetrical details, lending it a playful naivety and confirming that it was entirely handmade, without the aid of mechanized tools. The story behind the chair with a drawer is also fascinating, as there are several versions. One story suggests that such chairs were made on farms in England for those assisting in lambing. The person would sit on this chair, waiting for the lambing, with a drawer under the seat containing a Bible and whisky to sustain them. These chairs were typically made by carpenters not accustomed to furniture-making, which explains the asymmetrical shape. Another tale suggests that such chairs were found in wealthier households, known as "salt thrones" as they stored salt, a prestigious spice at the time, in the drawer. Sitting on such a chair during a meal signified a special honor, as being seated above the salt was a mark of distinction. Thus, this chair is a true throne of history, capable of telling many stories of the past and inspiring us with its grandeur. Dimensions: 97 x 57 x 50 cm Weight: 18 kg The chair is excellently preserved.
MARQUETRY TABLE, 19. CENTURY
Antique Italian marquetry table, 19th century.
An exquisite decorative table crafted in Italy in the 19th century, distinguished by its rich and finely executed marquetry, combining various woods with mother-of-pearl inlays. The tabletop features an intricate arrangement of decorative inlays depicting botanical ornaments and geometric patterns. Particularly eye-catching are the animal motifs set within individual panels around the outer edge, depicting a kangaroo, camel, monkey, deer etc. Adding further historical and geographical interest is the inscription Triest, engraved into a mother-of-pearl inlay at the centre of the tabletop. With its exceptional decorative appeal, elaborate marquetry and unusual animal motifs, this table is a distinctive example of 19th-century Italian decorative furniture. Its unique character make it a beautiful addition to any interior. Dimensions: 67 × 61 × 56,5 cm Weight: 6,3 kg Good antique 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.
PLIA CHAIR
Plia chair, manufactured in the late 1960s. Designed by Giancarlo Piretti for Anonima Castelli.
The iconic folding Plia chair was first introduced at the Milan Furniture Fair in 1967 and immediately garnered immense public enthusiasm. Its revolutionary folding mechanism offered a completely new concept for folding chairs. The main advantages of this exceptional chair are its lightweight construction, adaptability, and the ability to be used both indoors and outdoors. The folding mechanism was entirely novel and highly innovative for its time. The chair relies on one of its metal discs to connect the backrest, seat, and legs, allowing it to be folded into a compact, flat shape just five centimeters thick. Speaking about this innovative concept, designer Piretti referred to it as the "Thonet of the 20th century." He explained, "If you look at a typical folding chair from the side profile, you'll see it has three joints. I found a way to condense that triangular mechanism into a single joint that looked so elegant and beautiful that I wanted it to be fully visible." Additionally, the chairs can be stacked on top of each other or hung on a specially designed wall hook when folded. The Plia chair was not only revolutionary in its folding mechanism but also in its use of plastic, a material that was still finding its place in the furniture industry at the time. Combining a metal frame with a plastic seat and backrest, the Plia chair became a symbol of 1970s design. It is also partially connected to our region, as it received the BIO5 award at the Ljubljana Biennial in 1971 and another award in Germany in 1973. Its iconic status is further evidenced by its inclusion in exhibitions at museums of modern art, such as the legendary Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. The Plia chair is an ideal seat for any household. With its modern appearance and materials, it complements contemporary interiors perfectly, including apartments, terraces, cafes, and offices. Being foldable and incredibly compact in its folded form, it is ideal as an auxiliary chair for any home, as it can be easily stored until its next use. However, we are confident that this cult chair will find its place as an everyday chair, as its vibrancy and unmistakable design will bring a special charm to any space. Dimensions: 75 x 50 x 47 cm Weight: 5.5 kg The chairs are excellently preserved. Price is for one chair.
VINTAGE PLANT STAND
Plant stand, made in the mid-20th century.
A brass stand with beautiful detailing that serves as an excellent decorative accent on its own. Thanks to its timeless design, it complements a wide range of interiors.
Dimensions: 72 × 32 × 32 cm
Weight: 5,6 kg
The flower stand is in excellent condition.
VINTAGE BRASS CHAIR
Vintage Brass Chair, crafted in Chiavari in the mid-20th century.
Are you looking to bring elegance into your space? Then these chairs are perfect for you. Made of brass and upholstered in red velvet, they exude luxury and glamour. We are confident that they will add a touch of sophistication to any room, leaving a lasting impression. Dimensions: 94 x 42 x 40 cm Weight: 3.5 kg The chairs are in excellent condition.
PIANO STOOL THONET
Piano stool, made by the legendary company Thonet, dating from circa 1860–1880.
An exceptional example of an early Thonet piano stool, confirmed by the original maker’s mark. The “Thonet” stamp is impressed directly into the wood, whereas later models typically feature a paper label instead of an impressed mark.
The stool is in excellent original condition, and the screw mechanism is fully functional, allowing smooth height adjustment. Due to these qualities and its age, it can be considered a museum-quality piece, offering a rare opportunity to own a piece of furniture from the world’s most renowned bentwood manufacturer.
Dimensions: 45–65 x 52,5 x 39 cm
Weight: 6 kg
The piano stool is exceptionally well preserved.
ANTIQUE ARMCHAIR
Armchair, made in the late 19th century.
A luxurious, hand-carved oak armchair adorned with exquisite craftsmanship. The intricate carvings feature birds and angels on the backrest, lion heads on the armrests, and the iconic figure of the Green Man on the front of the seat. With its opulent design, this armchair is sure to become the focal point of any room it graces. Not only a visual masterpiece, this armchair also provides exceptional comfort, making it the perfect place to relax for hours. Its superb craftsmanship ensures it remains a treasured piece for years to come—a true testament to quality and timeless elegance. Dimensions: 130 x 72 x 70 cm Weight: 10 kg The armchair is in good condition.
BREMSHEY DINETT SERVING CART
Bremshey Dinett serving cart, cca. 1950s, Solingen, Germany.
The Bremshey Dinett serving cart is a mid-century furniture icon, now available as a charming addition to your home. Crafted from chromed metal and rosewood-patterned veneer panels, the surface was made using a unique technique where wood was impregnated with synthetic resin and compressed to create a durable and almost indestructible finish known as "Gerlinol." This particular cart boasts a rare vintage floral pattern, enhancing its charm and decorative value. Renowned for their exceptional quality and functionality, Bremshey serving carts were revolutionary for their time. Early models did not feature branding on the cart itself, as the creators had such confidence in their design that they felt no need for additional trademarks. Instead, customers received a company seal and a label beneath the cart, touting its advantages: "Resistant to water, fruit juices, alcoholic beverages, and kitchen acids; heatproof and virtually unbreakable. Retains its brilliant appearance even after years of use. Simply rinse with cold or warm water." Over the decades, these promises have proven true, as this serving cart remains in excellent condition despite its age. Beyond its quality, its versatility is a standout feature. The cart folds completely for easy storage and can also be partially folded into a unique shelf on wheels. Whether used for serving drinks and snacks at a party, as shown in 1950s and 1960s advertisements, or as a stylish side table or plant stand in everyday life, this cart is as practical as it is elegant. Dimensions:- Open: 79 x 66 x 41 cm
- Folded: 79 x 66 x 6.5 cm
VINTAGE SEWING CABINET WITH ROLL-TOP
Vintage sewing cabinet, made in Yugoslavia in the 1950s.
This wooden sewing cabinet was an exceptionally practical piece of furniture for seamstresses, designed to keep sewing supplies neatly organized and easily accessible. Its interior features several small compartments divided into two removable sections, allowing the cabinet to accommodate larger items when needed. Another charming detail is the roll-top cover, which can be easily closed after use, neatly concealing the contents inside.
Made in Yugoslavia, the cabinet is an interesting example of functional furniture from the mid-20th century, featuring a distinctive and practical design.
Today, it can be used for its original purpose or given a new role as a decorative and practical storage piece for small objects, craft supplies, collectibles, or other treasured items.
Dimensions: 56,5 × 54 × 36 cm
Weight: 3,5 kg
The sewing cabinet is in excellent vintage condition.
CHAIR UMBERTO MASCAGNI
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.
ANTIQUE TABLE
Antique table, crafted in the 18th century.
This table boasts an exceptional history, which can be felt when touching its surface and observing the small details that only an object serving its purpose for centuries can acquire. Enrich your home with a table that not only brings utility but also carries a story within. Tables like these were commonly used in taverns, workshops, and even found their place in wealthier rural homes. Its distinctive feature is the wooden pegs that secure the tabletop, making it easily disassembleable. Its simple lines allow it to fit into any style, whether it's your dream dining table, a kitchen island, or a side table in another room. We are confident that its charm will inspire anyone. Dimensions: 115 x 83 x 77 cm Weight: 12.5 kg The table is excellently preserved.
HOLLYWOOD REGENCY DIRECTORS CHAIR
Hollywood Regency director's chair, made in Italy in the 1980s.
This glamorous director's chair crafted from shiny brass with a white backrest, adding a deep contrast, is a luxurious and comfortable addition to your home. Its quality is indisputably evident in every corner of this beautiful chair. The Hollywood Regency style, typically associated with the golden era of Hollywood, can be brought into your home or business space with this chair, adding sparkle and glamour to the room. Dimensions: 87 x 62 x 45.5 cm Weight: 10 kg The director's chair is in excellent condition.
BENTWOOD STOOL, REMEC & CO., 1920s
Adjustable bentwood stool, made by Remec & Co., Kamnik, in the 1920s.
This bentwood stool was produced by Remec & Co., following the tradition of bentwood furniture pioneered by Thonet. The company was a predecessor of the now legendary Stol Kamnik factory.
The stool is in excellent original condition and features an adjustable-height mechanism. The original Remec & Co. maker’s mark can also be found underneath the seat.
Dimensions: 64–80 × 62 × 46 cm Seat diameter: 41 cm
Weight: 6,5 kg
The stool is in exceptionally well-preserved condition.
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.
ALTDEUTSCH WRITING DESK
Altdeutsch writing desk, made in Graz, ca. 1900
A solid wood writing desk in the characteristic style of its period. Inside the drawers, the original maker’s stamp can be found – Dipl. Ing. August Hackl, master cabinetmaker, Graz.
At the time of its creation, such desks were made especially for notaries, lawyers, and upper-class offices. Today, this stable and functional piece is perfect for a home office or a characterful working corner.
Dimensions: 111 × 77,5 × 62,5 cm
Weight: 23 kg
The desk is in excellent condition
ANTIQUE BARBER CHAIR
Antique barber chair made in America in 1890.
This barber chair bears the beautiful traces of its past, evident in the patina that has developed on the wood, a testament to the countless gentlemen who once sat on it, seeking a well-groomed beard. The chair is swivel-mounted and features a functional headrest. With its intriguing appearance, it can be an eccentric addition to your home decor or find its place once again in the craftsmanship of a barber shop or hair salon. Dimensions: 100 x 70 x 62 cm Weight: 16 kg The barber chair is in excellent 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.
ANTIQUE WRITING DESK
Writing desk made in the 19th century.
A writing desk that will be perfect for a study or work corner and is just the right size to fit well in both small and large spaces. It is extremely well-designed, not too conspicuous, which means it can be placed in both minimalist and more sophisticated styles. The desk has a handy drawer for storing writing utensils, documents, and small items. Dimensions: 96 x 80.5 x 66 cm Weight: 8 kg The desk is in excellent condition.
MID-CENTURY CONSOLE TABLE
Console table from the mid-20th century. Made of brass and marble.
The console table made of marble and brass will bring an elegant look to your home. Its style allows you to use it as a living room table, hallway table, or side table. This is not only a beautiful table for homes and families but would also shine in a restaurant or cafe. Dimensions: 94 x 81 x 34 cm Weight: 17 kg The console table is in excellent condition.
BRASS STOOL
Brass Stool from the 1970s
An elegant stool with a brass base adorned with beautiful decorative elements.
Dimensions: 43 x 32 x 32 cm
Weight: 5.6 kg
The stool is in excellent condition, with only a small tear on the leather seat (visible in the last photo), which does not affect its functionality.
