Antique Czechoslovakia

This tasteful vanity table dates back to the 1860s and was manufactured in Czechoslovakia, where it represents a highly representative and craft-wise valuable example of Biedermeier ...

This stylish serving table dates back to the 1920s and was manufactured in Czechoslovakia, where it represents a highly representative and craft-wise valuable example of Art Deco fur...

This tasteful small table dates back to the 1830s and was manufactured in Czechoslovakia, where it represents a highly representative and craft-wise valuable example of Biedermeier f...

Charming Austro Hungarian Inspired Fob Brooch made in Czechoslovakia circa 1920's. Set in filigreed brass with colorful pastes and decorative enamels.

Czech Art Deco Tango Glass Stemmed Glasses, Set of Six, Loetz or Harrach Czechoslovakia, 1920s This set of six Art Deco stemmed glasses epitomizes the bold, high-contrast aesthetic ...

Chair dimensions: Height: 98 cm (38.58 in) Width: 47,5 cm (18.70 in) Depth: 53 cm (20.87 in) Seat height: 48 cm (18.90 in) Armchair dimensions: Height: 97 cm (38.19 in) Width: 65 cm...

Fully functional. Origin: Czechoslovakia, 1920s Product number: 260311

Give your interior a timeless touch of First Republic elegance and refined taste through this magnificent pair of armchairs dating back to the 1920s in Czechoslovakia. This unique an...

Step toward the timeless minimalism and clean forms that defined the golden age of the interwar avant-garde with this magnificent pair of armchairs from the 1930s originating in Czec...

Leave the hustle of the outside world behind for a moment and let the original elegance and cool purity of the interwar avant-garde speak to you through this captivating armchair, bo...

Enrich your interior with a timeless and highly sophisticated piece of First Republic design, born in the 1920s in Czechoslovakia in the unmistakable and influential spirit of the Ar...

This ceramic vase originates from early 20th-century Czechoslovakia and stylistically bears elements of Art Deco aesthetics.

Stylistic provenance: Black glass marked "Czechoslovakia" and decoration signed "HEM" (Michel Herman), circa 1925–1930.

Rare original cinema seating chair manufactured in former Czechoslovakia during the 1920s, probably by Thonet or influenced by classic Thonet production.

This elegant table lamp dating back to the 1920s was manufactured in Czechoslovakia and represents an exemplary, highly refined form of Art Deco design.

This unique chandelier, created in Czechoslovakia during the 1920s, carries the unmistakable signature of the transitional period between refined Art Deco style and the progressive B...

- Grey enamel pendant lamp - Made in former Czechoslovakia - Bauhaus style - Designed in the 1930s - White enamel interior - Cast iron top - New socket requires standard E27/E...

This elegant ceramic vase originates from 1920s Czechoslovakia and stylistically belongs to the Art Deco period.

This elegant ceramic vase originates from 1920s Czechoslovakia and stylistically belongs to the Art Deco period.

Maker: Moser Origin: Bohemia / Czechoslovakia Material: Hand-blown clear and ruby cut-to-clear glass with gilt decoration Overall Measurements: Height: 10.5 in (26.7 cm) Width: 3.5 i...

Crafted in the former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s, this piece exemplifies the high-quality glasswork that the Bohemian region is celebrated for.

Crafted in the former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s, this piece exemplifies the high-quality glasswork that the Bohemian region is celebrated for.

Crafted in the former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s, this piece exemplifies the high-quality glasswork that the Bohemian region is celebrated for.

Crafted in the former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s, this piece exemplifies the high-quality glasswork that the Bohemian region is celebrated for.

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

This elegant stool originates from 1930s Czechoslovakia, stylistically belongs to the Art Deco period, and carries the signature of the prominent designer Jindřich Halabala, having b...

Authentic Art Deco chandelier produced in Czechoslovakia during the 1920s. This refined fixture features a solid brass structure complemented by six elegantly shaped cream glass shad...

Biography : François Linke, born in 1855 in Bohemia (Czechoslovakia), worked as a cabinet-maker in Paris from about 1882 until his death in 1946.

Refined and sculptural, this set of six Stendig cane armchairs is attributed to Josef Hoffmann and crafted in Czechoslovakia. Each chair features a gracefully bent beechwood frame wi...

Although he frequently returned to his native Moravia—then part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and, after the First World War, incorporated into Czechoslovakia—he spent most of his c...

SET of 12 Continental Neo-classic style white and green-bordered porcelain dinner plates with gold trim and a centered sunburst design (Czechoslovakia) (PRICED AS SET)

The magazine was an heir to the German magazine Simplicissimus after its Jewish editor Thomas Theodor Heine left Nazi Germany and went to Czechoslovakia.[2][3] Taussig published unde...

Crafted in the former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s, this piece exemplifies the high-quality glasswork that the Bohemian region is celebrated for.

After World War I and the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in 1918, the factory began marking its wares with "Czechoslovakia" instead of "Austria.” The pitcher is in good anti...

Crafted in the former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s, this piece exemplifies the high-quality glasswork that the Bohemian region is celebrated for.

Crafted in the former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s, this piece exemplifies the high-quality glasswork that the Bohemian region is celebrated for.

Period: circa 1900 Origin: Czechoslovakia / Central Europe Design: Attributed to Josef Hoffmann Producer: Attributed to Jacob & Josef Kohn or Thonet Style: Vienna Secession, ...

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

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

Dimensions: Height: 77 cm / 30.3 in Diameter: 72 cm / 28.3 in Materials: Beech wood, beech plywood Period: circa 1900–1910 Origin: Czechoslovakia / Austro-Hungarian region Attributed...

Dimensions of the armchairs: Height: 83 cm (32.7 in) Width: 64 cm (25.2 in) Depth: 73 cm (28.7 in) Seat height: 46 cm (18.1 in) Dimensions of the sofa: Height: 70 cm (27.6 in) Width...

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

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.

Dimensions: Height: 76 cm / 29.9 in Width: 59 cm / 23.2 in Depth: 47 cm / 18.5 in Designer: Josef Hoffmann Manufacturer: Jacob & Josef Kohn, labeled Period: Early 1900s Origin: C...

The turquoise-colored glass was made to emulate the stone, and was sourced from Czechoslovakia. It has beautiful patterning and coloration that compliments the brown hues of the horn.

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

A rare original 2-seat cinema bench from 1920s Czechoslovakia, crafted from solid beech wood and shaped beech plywood.

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-...

It was manufactured in Czechoslovakia by the renowned Hynek Gottwald company, one of the most prominent pioneers of modernist and Art Deco furniture.

In 1945, the Chandelier factory was nationalized by the Government of Czechoslovakia, and consequently, the German owner and his workers immigrated to Germany where the company is no...

The concept was originally conceived by the famous Dutch architect and designer Mart Stam, who was the first to introduce the cantilever chair design without back legs. In Czechoslov...

In 1922 Austrian Empire collapsed and Prague became a capital of new state of Czechoslovakia and such hallmarks were no linger used.

Details Designer: Jindřich Halabala Origin: Czechoslovakia Period: 1940s Materials: Patinated bent beechwood, soft ecru sheepskin Style: Art Deco / Czech Modernism Condition: Good c...

Iconic, ca. 1920s Thonet rocking chair Model #10 (in 1923, Thonet was forced to merge with Kohn-Mundus to form Mundus-Allgemeine- Handels-und Industrie-Gesellschaft, and production w...

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

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 ...

Botolph Street, Boston (c. 1923, oil on canvas); View of Beacon Street from Boston Common (c. 1923, oil on canvas); A Clown (1929, oil on canvas) Chicago (Terra Foundation for Americ...

It was manufactured in Czechoslovakia by the renowned Mücke - Melder company, which ranked among the absolute European elite in the production of bent steel furniture.

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

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