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Piggy Bank, manufactured between 1891 and 1952.

School bell, made around 1900.

This brass bell with a wooden handle was most likely used in a school to announce the beginning and end of lessons. However, bells of this type had several possible uses — they were also used in hotels to summon staff and in bourgeois households to call servants.

An interesting and nostalgic piece that can still serve its original purpose today.

Dimensions: 20 × 8,5 × 8,5 cm

Weight: 0,3 kg

The bell is in good condition.

Magazine clutch from the 1970s, made in Italy by Anna Bella.

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.

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.

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.

Tin box from the late 19th century.

Inkwell with roe deer antler, circa 1900.

An exceptional inkwell distinguished by its natural roe deer antler, which serves both as decoration and as a practical rest for a writing quill. The antler is adorned with beautiful brass details depicting oak leaves, acorns, and small branches. The inkwell container itself is made of crystal, adding further elegance to the piece.

This inkwell is a wonderful decorative accent for any writing desk and an excellent collector’s item — perfect for lovers of calligraphy as well as collectors of hunting-related antiques.

Dimensions: 22 × 13,5 × 11 cm

Weight: 0,6 kg

The inkwell is in excellent condition.

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.