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Chest, from the 1920s.

A wood stove chest, covered in chiseled brass, featuring four different scenes from a tavern. This chest will be a very practical addition and decorative element by the fireplace, as you can store fire-starting tools and logs inside. Since the interior is in excellent condition, you can also use this beautiful chest to store other items. The chest is on cast-iron wheels, making it easy to move. Chiseling or repoussé technique: This is a decorative technique for metal surface treatment, where the metal sheet is shaped from the backside with hammers, chisels, and blacksmith tools to create a design with low relief. This ancient technique has been widely used worldwide as it requires only the simplest tools and materials, while allowing for great diversity in expression. The most famous example of chiseled work is the Statue of Liberty. Dimensions: 60 x 52 x 42.5 cm Weight: 12.5 kg

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.

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

Weight: 6.7 kg The serving cart is in excellent condition, a stunning and functional piece of mid-century design.