VINTAGE ICE BUCKET
Ice bucket made in Switzerland in the mid-20th century.
An elegant ice bucket featuring lion head handles. Perfect for serving chilled drinks in style, and thanks to its classic design, it also makes an excellent decorative piece for your cocktail corner or home bar.
Dimensions: 24 × 20 × 16 cm
Weight: 1,5 kg
The ice bucket is well preserved.
VINTAGE FREE-STANDING ASHTRAY
Free-standing ashtray, made in the 1970s.
A free-standing chrome ashtray with a push-button mechanism that closes the ash compartment, helping to reduce the spread of odors. Suitable for indoor use or on a terrace. Its modernist design also makes it an attractive decorative piece.
Dimensions: 56 × 19 × 19 cm
Weight: 2,6 kg
The ashtray is in excellent condition.
ANTIQUE HAT STAND
Antique hat stand from the mid-19th century.
Turned wooden hat stand will be an excellent addition to any wardrobe, as you can keep your favorite headwear on it. Since it was originally made as a display item in millinery, it can find its place there again. Dimensions: 39 x 14 cm Weight: 320 g The hat stand is in good condition.TABLE BELL, CCA. 1905
Desk bell, made in the early 20th century in Berlin
A chrome-plated desk bell that rings when the top button is pressed. It was most likely used in establishments such as hotels or shops, where customers could ring it to attract attention.
Historically, desk bells were primarily used in aristocratic households. During long meals, they were used to summon a maid to serve the next course or bring drinks. This custom was particularly widespread in America, whereas in Europe it was more common for servants to stand by the table so they could immediately attend to any request. Desk bells became widely used in Europe only in the 19th century, when they started to appear in establishments such as hotels, restaurants, and shops.
Dimensions: 11,5 × 9,5 × 9,5 cm
Weight: 0,4 kg
The bell is in excellent condition.
ANTIQUE PHARMACY BOTTLE
Antique pharmacy bottle from the late 19th century.
A large bottle made of thick glass, traditionally used in pharmacies to store aqua calcis (diluted water solution of calcium hydroxide). Surely, the sight of this bottle transports us back in time, making it an exceptional detail in any home or business establishment. This item is bound to spark conversations about the old days, serving as a decorative piece with soul and history. Dimensions: 45.5 x 20 cm Weight: 3.5 kg The pharmacy bottle is in excellent condition, missing only the stopper.PRAYER BOOK “HEAVENLY GATE”, CCA. 1880
German prayer book from the late 19th century.
A small devotional prayer book bound in richly embossed leather, decorated with a celluloid cross and gilded ornamental details. The book is complemented by its original metal clasp, brass-mounted cover edges, and gilt page edges, all characteristic of high-quality Victorian-era Catholic prayer books.
Inside, there is a handwritten dedication dated 1888, giving the piece a particularly personal and historical character. The book bears ecclesiastical approval dated 1881.
An exceptional collector’s and decorative piece with a strong devotional aesthetic, suitable for collectors of religious antiques and Victorian objects.
Dimensions: 14 × 10 × 3,5 cm
Weight: 0,3 kg
The prayer book is in good condition.
COPPER JARDINIERE, 19. CENTURY
Copper jardinière made in France in the late 19th century.
A beautiful hand-hammered copper planter with brass feet and handles decorated with lion heads. Over time the copper has developed an exceptional patina, giving the piece even greater character and charm.
Dimensions: 60 × 25 × 22,5 cm
Weight: 3,2 kg
The jardinière is in excellent condition.
ANTIQUE MECHANICAL BANK
Mechanical bank, 1896, made by J.E. Stevens Company, USA.
An intriguing hand-painted cast iron mechanical bank that operates using a simple hand mechanism. The design allows you to place a coin in the figure’s palm. When you press the lever, the mechanism moves the coin up to the figure's mouth, retracts the tongue, winks, and the coin is "eaten." These mechanical banks are highly sought-after collectibles, combining a playful function with decorative appeal. The J.E. Stevens Company, founded in Connecticut, gained fame for producing a variety of cast iron mechanical banks. Their banks are highly valued for their durability, innovative mechanisms, and distinctive designs. Dimensions: 21 x 17 x 14 cm Weight: 2.4 kg The bank is in good condition.ANTIQUE DUMBBELLS
Dumbbells from the late 19th century.
Are you ready to train in style? These exceptional iron dumbbells, with a beautiful patina, will surely be an additional reason for you to grab them and exercise your hand muscles. They can also serve as a wonderful decoration. Certainly, a unique example of a gym accessory from the late 19th century. Dimensions: 26 x 7.5 cm Weight: 3.3 kg The weights are in excellent condition. Price is for one.ART DECO BATHROOM MIRROR
Art Deco bathroom mirror with accessories, produced by the Italian company E.P. Milano, circa 1930.
An exceptional chromed set in the characteristic style of the Art Deco period. The eight-piece set includes a mirror with light, a glass shelf, one large double towel rail, one smaller towel rail, two wall hooks, a toothbrush glass holder, and a toilet paper holder.
This is a rare and collectible ensemble, suitable both for the authentic restoration of historic interiors and as a striking decorative accent in a contemporary bathroom.
Dimensions: 60,5 × 51 × 11 cm (mirror)
Weight: 11,5 kg (entire set)
The set is in good original condition. The mirror light is fitted for an E27 bulb.
ART NOUVEAU BOWL
Art Nouveau bowl from the early 20th century, made in Vienna.
This crystal bowl with a pedestal will be an excellent addition to your table during gatherings and visits, catching everyone's eye. Use it as an interesting container for small items, or it can also make a splendid gift for someone with a refined taste. Dimensions: 19.5 x 10.5 cm Weight: 440 g The crystal bowl is in excellent condition, while the pedestal shows signs of use and patina, adding to its charm.ANTIQUE WALKING STICK
Antique walking stick.
An exceptional walking stick, intricately carved with images of buildings, churches, and Jesus and Mary. Unfortunately, its origin or age are not known, but nonetheless, the exceptional skill and precision of the craftsman who made it are evident, making it a wonderful piece for any collection. Dimensions: 90 cm Weight: 450 g The walking stick is in good condition.VINTAGE TWO-STROKE ENGINE TEACHING MODEL
Two-stroke engine teaching model, made in the 1950s by Hema.
This cross-section of a two-stroke engine was used as teaching material in the mid-20th century, primarily for educating future drivers and in various educational programs. The model is made of aluminum and cold-painted, with a bakelite base. The colors typical of that era indicate the intake and exhaust. By turning the knob on the back, we can move the piston up and down. This model can still be an excellent educational tool, but we believe that due to its sculptural quality and attractive colors, it will also make an interesting decorative piece in your home or business. It would also be a perfect gift for all technology enthusiasts. Dimensions: 30 x 20 x 13 cm Weight: 1.3 kg The model is well-preserved and functional.DEATH MASK
Death mask, made in 1928.
A plaster death mask, first casting, signed Schäper and dated 1928.
Death masks are certainly one of the more fascinating traditions of human history and a way in which people preserved the memory of the deceased. The most famous death masks undoubtedly originate from Egypt, where they were buried together with the dead. Ancient Roman masks made of wax are also well known; these were used as models for carving tombstones. A similar tradition continued for centuries until changes in production occurred toward the end of the Middle Ages, when plaster began to be used instead. At that time, masks were used in funeral rituals and later preserved in libraries, museums, and universities.
Death masks were not made only for royalty and nobility, but also for distinguished individuals — poets, philosophers, dramatists, and others. As in ancient Rome, these masks were often used as references for portraits, sculptures, busts, or engravings depicting the deceased. Today, death masks have somewhat fallen into obscurity, yet they remain a powerful reminder of mortality and carry a strong memento mori symbolism.
Dimensions: 28 × 17 × 14 cm
Weight: 1,1 kg
The mask is in good condition.
NEWSPAPER CLUTCH BAG
Newspaper clutch bag from the 1970s, made in the United Kingdom, from the magazine Harpers & Queen, now known as Harpers Bazaar.
An exceptional vintage accessory for all ladies who like to stand out. Bags that resemble a rolled-up magazine were a popular fashion item in the 1970s and have recently found their place again among fashion enthusiasts. Dimensions: 30 x 12 x 6 cm Weight: 200 g The bag is in excellent condition.ANTIQUE BABY CARRIAGE
Vintage baby carriage from 1910, made in Germany by Brennabor.
A nostalgic piece of the past, this vintage baby carriage can now serve as an interesting decoration in your home or office space. Suitable for planting flowers in it, it is already highly decorative and will be a nostalgic addition that brings history into your living space. Dimensions: 110 x 96 x 54 cm Weight: 15 kg The baby carriage is well-preserved.SAFE
Safe, manufactured in the mid-20th century.
The safe is made entirely of metal, making it solid and heavy. It features a working lock with a key, meaning it can still be used to store money and valuables. Inside, it also has an additional compartment for easier organization of documents or cash.
The red paint is now beautifully worn, giving the safe a charming, characterful patina.
Ideal for storing your treasures, while also serving as a decorative piece with an industrial touch.
Dimensions: 18,5 x 14,5 x 7,5 cm
Weight: 2,5 kg
The safe is in good condition.
MARLBORO ADVERTISING FIGURINE
Marlboro advertising figurine from the 1950s.
An extremely rare, double-sided Marlboro advertising figurine. The figurine is made of metal and represents the emblem of the Philip Morris brand – a lion, a horse, and a crown, which also adorn the classic Marlboro cigarette packs. At the center is a realistic depiction of a Marlboro pack in its recognizable red and white tones, while the base features the Latin inscription "Veni, Vedi, Vici" (I came, I saw, I conquered).
This unique collectible piece is perfect for vintage advertising enthusiasts, tobacco memorabilia collectors, and as a remarkable decorative item with historical value.
Dimensions: 26 x 16,5 x 6 cm
Weight: 2,8 kg
The advertising figurine is in excellent condition.
ANTIQUE MEDICAL CHEST
19th-century medical chest, made in France.
This rare wooden medical chest is a relic from the era when home remedies were essential, especially for families living far from cities and medical care. Such chests were used to store a variety of medicinal preparations to provide aid for all family members. This particular chest contains 19 glass bottles, some still holding remnants of their original contents, a wooden case for a thermometer, antique gauze, and a small box with a glass syringe accompanied by various ampoules, also retaining their original contents. Due to its remarkable preservation, this piece is a true museum artifact, ideal for collectors, medical history enthusiasts, and lovers of historical treasures. Exploring its contents is an educational journey, while the chest itself serves as an unusual and fascinating decorative item. Dimensions: 44 x 29 x 19 cm Weight: 7.7 kg The medical chest is in excellent condition.BRUTALIST FRUIT BOWL ART3
Brutalist fruit bowl, manufactured in Spain by Art3 in the 1970s.
An exceptional bowl crafted from aluminium and brass, featuring irregular edges, a hammered surface, and a sculptural form that embodies the distinctive Brutalist aesthetic which defined design in the 1970s. Thanks to its architectural shape, the piece functions as a standalone sculpture while retaining its practical purpose as a decorative basket or bowl for fruit, sweets, or small everyday objects.
This piece is an excellent example of Brutalist design and will make a striking statement in a modernist or eclectic interior. It is ideal for those seeking not merely a functional object, but a true work of art.
Dimensions: 32 × 21 × 18 cm
Weight: 2,5 kg
The bowl is in excellent vintage condition.
GOTHIC KEY
Key, from the 14th – 15th century.
This exceptionally large Gothic key is a true rarity and an incredibly important piece of the past. It most likely once opened the doors of a castle, manor, or church. At the time of its creation, keys were symbols of wealth, as having a key meant owning property that was worth protecting. During this period, keys were made with great craftsmanship and to the highest standards. As seen in the presented key, the ornamentation reflects Gothic architecture, and the key's design often symbolized the doors it opened. This stunning example of a Gothic key, due to its excellent condition, is ideal for collectors of medieval artifacts. As a decorative piece, it will undoubtedly spark many discussions. Dimensions: 26 x 10 x 2.5 cm Weight: 0.4 kg The key is in excellent condition.SAFE, CCA. 1900
Safe, made in Poland, early 20th century.
A safe with a faux wood-grain finish, a working lock and key, and a maker's label. Unfortunately, only the place of manufacture, Breslau (present-day Wrocław), can still be identified on the label.
Today, this heavy metal box serves as an excellent decorative piece. Thanks to its functioning lock, it remains suitable for storing valuables and personal belongings.
Dimensions: 29 × 22 × 14 cm
Weight: 4,5 kg
The safe is in good condition.