Antique Czechoslovakia

Used in factories in former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s. White enamel interior.

Used in factories in former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s. White enamel interior.

Model: H-91 This elegant Bauhaus armchair comes from Czechoslovakia from the first half of the 20th century.

Crafted from an alloy of silver (0.700 fineness) and platinum with gold elements. Origin: Czechoslovakia, circa 1930. The bracelet's decorative element is set with "old" brilliant-...

The underside bears the original factory mark: "Imperial Amphora Décoré à la Main – Modèle Déposé – Czechoslovakia", confirming its authenticity. Dimensions Height: 13.8 in. (35 cm)...

This elegant round Art Deco stool comes from Czechoslovakia from the first half of the 20th century.

Art Deco sofa attributed to Josef Hoffmann, produced in Czechoslovakia during the 1920s. This piece is a fine example of Vienna Secession design, featuring a sculptural curved frame ...

This necklace was made in Europe - most likely in Czechoslovakia or France. The glass hoops are often found on Czech pieces.

This timeless and architecturally precise model was designed by the celebrated architect Arnošt Beck and manufactured in Czechoslovakia. The chairs represent the absolute pinnacle of...

This extraordinary model was manufactured in Czechoslovakia by the renowned Robert Slezák company, whose factories ranked among the absolute European elite in the production of bent ...

The Following Item we are offering are a Rare 19th Century Wheel-Cut Decanters Czechoslovakian Cranberry cut-to-clear, matching decoration with stags in a woodland setting.

Rare original cinema bench from 1920s Czechoslovakia. Crafted from solid beech wood, this piece features multiple folding seats with a beautifully aged patina.

Rare and elegant sofa attributed to Josef Hoffmann, dating to the 1920s and produced in Czechoslovakia. This refined piece embodies the principles of the Vienna Secession, combining ...

A unique Art Deco ring with aquamarine and diamonds Origin: Czechoslovakia, first half of the 20th century The ring is crafted from 0.900 platinum and 14-karat yellow gold (0.585 f...

The armchair, designated as model B35, was manufactured in Czechoslovakia by the renowned Thonet company. In this design, Breuer successfully eliminated the traditional bulk of uphol...

The armchairs, designated as model B35, were manufactured in Czechoslovakia by the renowned Thonet company. In this design, Breuer successfully eliminated the traditional bulk of uph...

The pot is marked to the underside with the Czechoslovakian 800 purity silver mark for large articles which was used between 1921 and 1929, giving us an eight year period in which it...

Originating from the 1920s in Czechoslovakia, the design embodies the bold transition into the Art Deco style combined with geometric architectural modernism.

The lamp features four match pairings: Group A: USSR – Colombia Group B: Italy – Chile Group C: Brazil – Czechoslovakia Group D: England – Hungary These lively vignettes wrap around...

Last quarter of the Nineteenth Century. Made in either Czechoslovakia or Austria. The main outer body lavishly overlaid depicting grapes and squirrels amongst leafy vines.

This is a lovely and unique, cameo embedded recumbent lion themed hand blown fine quality art glass paperweight; from the Northern Bohemian region of Czechoslovakia, produced at the ...

Under the Treaty of Versailles, Czechoslovakia was created from territories of both Germany and the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

A beautiful, relatively large, white opaline glass vanity jewelry box, hand-decorated with raised gold gilt and tiny blue and white accents, Victorian design period, circa late‑19th‑...

One is in good condition showing "Czechoslovakia" (Tschechoslowakei), "Alfred" and partial surname letters; the other is more worn but matches.

A refined statement piece equally suited to Art Deco, Bauhaus, or contemporary interiors. Origin: Czechoslovakia Period: circa 1930–1935 Materials: Nickel-plated metal, cherry wood,...

This vintage Industrial adjustable scissor ceiling lamp was produced in former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s. It features a black enamel lamp with white enamel interior and a black...

Halabala encourage a new mass-market approach to home design and furnishing in the Czechoslovakia. He played a major part in the reshaping of the Czech furniture industry.

Bauhaus Art Deco armchairs Completely restored, New upholstery Material: Tubular chrome-plated steel Source: Czechoslovakia (Mücke - Melder) Period: 1930-1939 We present to you an i...

Original Bauhaus wardrobe designed by Hynek Gottwald, manufactured in Czechoslovakia during the 1930s/1940s. Features three doors, two interior clothing rails, two shelves, and the i...

Elegant pair of Murano-style two-light wall sconces crafted in Czechoslovakia, each stamped “Made in Czechoslov.” — a mark typically associated with export production of the 1920s–19...

Halabala encourage a new mass-market approach to home design and furnishing in the Czechoslovakia. He played a major part in the reshaping of the Czech furniture industry.

Designed by Halabala for UP Zavody, a well-known furniture manufacturer and dealer based in Brno, Czechoslovakia. In the last few years, these chairs have become increasingly rare ...

This rare pair of Art Nouveau wall sconces was produced in Czechoslovakia in the 1920s and reflects the refined aesthetics of Hoffmann-influenced Central European Secession design.

The Drinks set dates to the first half of the 20th century art deco period and is likely of bohemian Czechoslovakia origin circa 1935. Measurements Decanter 30cm High x 17cm Wide ...

• 1918–1940: Pieces marked with "Czechoslovakia" date to after the war, when the company was operating under its reorganized name

This sofa is an authentic representative of Functionalism and the Bauhaus movement in 1930s Czechoslovakia. During this era, tubular steel became a symbol of modern hygiene and livin...

Halabala encourage a new mass-market approach to home design and furnishing in the Czechoslovakia. He played a major part in the reshaping of the Czech furniture industry.

Halabala encourage a new mass-market approach to home design and furnishing in the Czechoslovakia. He played a major part in the reshaping of the Czech furniture industry.

This chandelier is a masterful example of the transitional period between decorative Art Deco and emerging Functionalism (Bauhaus) in early 20th-century Czechoslovakia. The fixture c...

A striking and highly collectible Art Deco lounge chair by Jindřich Halabala, designed in the 1940s in former Czechoslovakia—an iconic example of Czech modernism that seamlessly blen...

A striking and highly collectible Art Deco lounge chair by Jindřich Halabala, designed in the 1940s in former Czechoslovakia—an iconic example of Czech modernism that seamlessly blen...

The "Made in Austria" Inscription: Confirms that it was manufactured before the fall of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the creation of Czechoslovakia following World War I. Turn-Tep...

Halabala encourage a new mass-market approach to home design and furnishing in the Czechoslovakia. He played a major part in the reshaping of the Czech furniture industry.

Large Art Deco pendant lamp designed by Napako, type 13443, manufactured in Czechoslovakia around 1920. The fixture features a sculptural brass body with authentic aged patina and a ...

The vase is marked on the bottom with "Erphila Art Pottery Germany" stamp; similar stamp for Czechoslovakian factories, "Erphila Art Pottery Czecho Slovakia" was in use from 1918 to ...

The contrast between the cool chrome surface of the base and the milky glass emphasizes the modernist character of the fixture, which was a symbol of progress and a new lifestyle in ...

This monumental floor vase from the 1920s represents a fascinating fusion of Art Deco and Central European folklorism, reflecting the peak of the search for a national style in Czech...

This extraordinary antique Bohemian bracelet, originating from Czechoslovakia circa 1880, is a spectacular example of 19th-century Bohemian jewelry craftsmanship.

This exquisite antique Bohemian brooch, crafted in Czechoslovakia circa 1880, is a true masterpiece of 19th-century jewelry design.

At that time, it belonged to the Austro-Hungarian Empire, later to Czechoslovakia, and today it is the city of Dubí in the Czech Republic. • The company: It initially operated under ...

The group is signed “Royal Dux F Czechoslovakia” beneath the base, confirming its authenticity and period of production.

This exquisite antique Bohemian hinged cuff, created in Czechoslovakia circa 1880, is a dazzling example of 19th-century craftsmanship and opulent design.

This luxurious table lamp, often called a "banker" lamp, is a noble representative of the Art Deco style in 1930s Czechoslovakia. The prestigious factories of Frantisek Anyz manufact...

Designer: Miloslav Prokop This rare pair of table lamps is an excellent example of the functionalist Bauhaus aesthetic in interwar Czechoslovakia. These lamps date back to the 1930s...

Produced by Mücke-Melder in Czechoslovakia, these armchairs perfectly blends elegance, comfort, and Bauhaus pioneering approach.

Produced by Mücke-Melder in Czechoslovakia, this armchair perfectly blends elegance, comfort, and Bauhaus pioneering approach.

Used in factories in former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s. White enamel interior.

- wooden parts made of beechwood has been refurbished and finished by shellac - original springs - needs to be reupholstered - made in Czechoslovakia - labeled by producer

This elegant floor lamp is a prime example of the Art Deco style from 1920s Czechoslovakia. The structure is crafted from a combination of high-quality beech and oak wood.

This chandelier is an authentic design piece from the 1920s in Czechoslovakia, a period when the Art Deco style began to assert its influence in the decorative arts.