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Model of a biplane from the 20th century.

A handmade model made of wood and metal. The wheels and propeller are movable. You can hang it from the ceiling or place it in a visible spot as it will undoubtedly attract a lot of interest. This model represents a biplane from the early days of aviation, similar to those flown by the famous "Red Baron" during World War I. Dimensions: 78 x 71 x 14 cm Weight: 4.9 kg The model biplane is in excellent condition.

Lantern from the island of Murano, made in the Seguso glassworks in the 1930s.

This magical lantern will bring the charm of Venice into your home. It is crafted to reflect the shimmering water of the Venetian canals and bridges, creating a captivating play of light. The lantern is intricately detailed, showcasing the quality of precise handcraftsmanship and skillful manipulation. It stands as an excellent example of wartime artisanal decorative art when most production was still craft-based rather than mechanized. Due to its natural forms, it will complement almost any space. The lantern serves both practical and decorative purposes, particularly shining in smaller rooms such as a foyer, hallway, or a winter garden. It works best where you can directly appreciate its beauty, allowing its magical light to gently illuminate the walls with a soft, subtle glow rather than harsh diffusion that could disrupt the ambiance of the room. The production of glass lanterns in "cages" partly began in response to the growing exhibitions of decorative art, such as the Milan Triennale in the interwar years. Another likely influence was the movement for traditional art known as the "Return to Order," a revival of classicism throughout Europe as a response to the mechanized destruction caused by World War I. After the financial crisis of 1929, Murano suffered several closures of key glassworks. To survive, many of them, including Artistica Soffiera e Vetreria – Barovier, Seguso & Ferro (artistic glassblowers and glassmakers), joined forces. The group included Luigi Ferro, Napoleone Barovier, Antonio Seguso, and Seguso's sons Ernesto and Archemide. In 1934, artistic advisor Flavio Poli joined the company. This marked a period of experimentation with colored glass and new techniques, leading to international success. In 1937, Poli was accepted as a full partner, and the company was renamed Seguso Vetri D’Arte, a name that endures to this day. The iconic glass lanterns in "cages" emerged from Poli's first collaboration with Seguso from 1934 to 1940, becoming a symbol of Venetian glassblowing expertise. Dimensions: 75 x 16 cm Weight: 1400 g The lanterns are in excellent condition. For E14 light bulb. Price for one.

Mirror with lights from the 20s and 30s.

A beautiful mirror with lights in a brass frame. An excellent addition to a space that you want to elevate to a higher level. Due to the mirror, the light is exceptionally dispersed, providing not only a beautiful wall decoration but also excellent illumination. Dimensions: 34.5 x 25 x 11 cm Weight: 1.5 kg The mirror with lights is in excellent condition. Takes two E14 bulbs.

Antique liquer jug, made by WMF in the early 1900s.

Who hasn't heard of the legendary company WMF? Surely, almost every household has at least one piece from their renowned and extremely high-quality products, confirming the fact that they have been crafting metal goods since 1853. This liquer jug, crafted at the beginning of the 20th century, features characteristic Art Nouveau designs. It will be an excellent addition to any collection, especially for Art Nouveau enthusiasts. Moreover, it will complement the dining table perfectly, allowing you to serve liqueurs to your guests in style. Dimensions: 22 x 9 x 7 cm Weight: 0.25 kg The liquer jug is in excellent condition.

Lantern from Murano, made by Seguso glassworks in the 1960s.

A magical lantern that will bring a touch of Venice into your home. Beautifully crafted, this piece showcases the precision of meticulous handwork and skillful glass manipulation. With its organic shapes, it fits seamlessly into almost any interior. Designed for both practical and decorative purposes, it shines best in small spaces such as entryways, hallways, or conservatories—places where its beauty can be fully appreciated. Its soft, subtly refracted light creates a magical ambiance, unlike harsh, diffuse lighting that can disrupt the atmosphere of a room. The production of glass lanterns in “cages” began partly in response to the growing prominence of decorative arts exhibitions, such as the Milan Triennale during the interwar years. Another likely influence was the traditional arts movement known as the “Return to Order,” a revival of classicism across Europe in reaction to the mechanized destruction caused by World War I. After the financial crisis of 1929, Murano experienced several closures of key glassworks. To survive, many of them formed collaborations, including Artistica Soffiera e Vetreria – Barovier, Seguso & Ferro (Artistic Glassblowers and Glassmakers). This group included Luigi Ferro, Napoleone Barovier, and Antonio Seguso, along with Seguso's sons Ernesto and Archimede. In 1934, Flavio Poli joined the company as an artistic advisor, sparking a period of experimentation with colored glass and new techniques, which led to international success. By 1937, Poli became a full partner, and the company was renamed Seguso Vetri D’Arte, a name it still carries today. It was during Poli’s first collaboration with Seguso (1934–1940) that the iconic glass lanterns in “cages” were born. These lanterns remain a hallmark of Venetian glassblowing artistry. Dimensions: 73 x 22 cm Weight: 3 kg The lantern is in excellent condition and uses an E27 bulb.

Art Nouveau centrepiece, from the late 19th century.

This exceptional brass bowl with a crystal vase will make a perfect centerpiece for your table. Ideal for arranging flowers and fruits, but of course, the possibilities are endless. With it, you will surely impress your guests by creating an extraordinary table setting. Dimensions: 50 x 22 cm Weight: 2 kg The bowl with vase is in excellent condition.

Candlestick from the 19th century.

Candlesticks are a welcome decoration in any home. They can be placed in the dining room to illuminate a festive dinner, in the bedroom to create a romantic atmosphere—whatever the use, a candlestick is undoubtedly one of those items that comes in handy on every occasion. Dimensions: 19.5 x 10.5 x 6 cm Weight: 580 g The candlestick is excellently preserved and has a beautiful patina.

Bronze vase with ram's head and cornucopia.

This bronze vase, featuring a ram's head and a cornucopia, makes a stunning centerpiece for a table or shelf. The symbolism surrounding it adds to its uniqueness— the cornucopia, known since Greek mythology, represents the broken magical horn of the goat Amalthea, said to fill with whatever one desires; it symbolizes abundance, wealth, and fortune. The ram symbolizes strength, determination, and protection. So, in addition to a remarkable decorative piece, you will bring a sense of mysticism and symbolism into your home. Dimensions: 37 x 30 x 16.5 cm Weight: 7.6 kg The bronze vase is in excellent condition.

Rex Chair, manufactured in the mid-century at the Stol Kamnik company.

The Rex Chair is one of the most renowned products of Slovenian industrial design. It was designed in 1952 by architect and designer Niko Kralj, who was then the head of the development department at Stol. Kralj is considered a global industrial design legend. Rex was the first chair in Slovenia designed for mass production, made using the technology of pressed, perforated plywood. It became an example of an ergonomically and functionally flawless product, and a cult item for design-conscious individuals worldwide. 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 Danish Museum of Design (Designmuseum Danmark), and the Museumsquartier in Vienna. Now, this iconic chair can be part of your living space, serving as a side chair for additional guests, a garden chair, or simply a piece to be admired for its comfort. The featured Rex Chair is a low "lounge" version, and its rarity in color makes it particularly sought after. Dimensions: 76 x 66 x 61 cm Weight: 5 kg The chair is in excellent condition.

20th-century statue of Virgin Mary with baby Jesus.

A beautiful wooden statue of the Virgin Mary with Jesus, crafted in the Baroque style. The figure is gilded and polychromed, showcasing exquisite craftsmanship and detail. Such statues are a staple of Christian faith, providing a focal point for worship and contemplation, whether in public religious institutions or in private homes. Dimensions: 54 x 22 x 13 cm Weight: 2.1 kg The statue is in good condition.

Antique display cabinet from the 19th century.

Here's a fantastic opportunity to acquire a display cabinet for showcasing your precious items. This exceptional display cabinet features original glass panels on three sides—front and both sides—with a mirrored back panel that enhances the display with its reflection. The shelves are lined with velvet, ensuring that even delicate items are safe from scratches and abrasions. Given that display cabinets in such original condition are quite rare these days, this is indeed an excellent opportunity to incorporate it into your home or business. Dimensions: 157 x 94 x 42.5 cm Weight: 30 kg The display cabinet is in excellent condition.

Dumbbells from the early 20th century.

Are you ready to train in style? These exceptional iron dumbbells, with a beautiful blue patina, will surely be an extra reason to grab them and exercise your hand muscles. They can also be a wonderful decoration. In any case, a unique example of a gym accessory from the early 20th century. Dimensions: 26 cm Weight: 5 kg The dumbbells are in excellent condition. Price for one.