Expo 58

This extraordinary mid-century modern chandelier is a rare piece of design history, specifically designed and executed by the renowned Kamenický Šenov Glassworks for the 1958 EXPO in...

František Koudelka Amber Glass Vase, “Flora” Texture, Expo 58, 1960s Czech Mid-Century Sculptural Glass Vase from Prachen Glassworks A bold, sculptural amber glass vase designed by...

Vintage mid-century formica en houten plantentafel, plantenstandaard met conische houten pootjes, expo 58 design, jaren 50. Prachtig en authentiek vintage object, modern gestileerde...

Vintage set of two "Expo 58" style cocktail chairs in cognac-colored faux leather (often referred to as *skai*), of Belgian manufacture dating from around the 1960s.

Jacobs, a Jean Graton Expo 58 cover, and a magnificent double-page Brussels World's Fair feature — all in a single issue published on the week Expo 58 opened to the world.

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of metal, glass - Re-polished - Fully functional - Measures: Base diameter 30cm - Lampshades diameter 21cm - Good, original condition.

The item is made in Društvo Lidokov in Czechoslovakia. The lamp is made for metal chromed frame, metal painted base, wooden painted side table and mica shade. Functional status and g...

This is an original panel from a marvellous piece of architecture build for the 1958 World Expo that was held in Brussel Belgium from 2004 to 2006 a renovation of this landmark st...

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of beechwood, fabric - Manufacturer: Ton Bystrice pod Hostýnem - Good, original condition.

Pair of Atomic Expo Tripod Tables from Erdal, 1950s plant holder table - side table - expo 58 - Tripod True collector's items, this original 1950s tripod side tables by Erdal.

- Original condition - Metal - Expo 58 - Czechoslovakia.

- Original condition - Metal - Expo 58 - Czechoslovakia.

- 2 pieces of beech stools with upholstered filling - Style Expo 58 Brussels - Good original condition.

Made of Lead Glass Design by František Pečený participated in the EXPO 58 exhibition Good Original Condition

- Made in Czechoslovakia - Made of beechwood - Presented on the exhibition Expo 58 in Brussel - Good, original condition.

- Maker Ton, Bystrice pod Hostýnem - Retro style, Expo 58, Brusel - Made in Czechoslovakia - Very good, original condition.

. - Designed for the Expo 58 exhibition in Brussels. - Good original condition - Height of seat 44 cm.

- Good original condition - Presented for the first time at Expo 58 in Brussels. - Wooden veneered construction - light beech veneer, drawers hardened plastic, drawer frames pain...

Presented at the exhibition Expo 58 in Brussels. The item made of chromed metal, and glass lampshades.

. - Design by Josef Hurka, presented at Expo 58 in Brussels - Made by Czechoslovakia Napako in 1958 - The shade has scratches

Original vintage poster created to recruit volunteer interpreters for the 1958 World's Fair in Brussels featuring a great mid-century modern design depicting two men as silhouettes o...

- Design by Josef Hurka, presented at the Expo 58 exhibition in Brussels - Made by Napako Czechoslovakia in 1958 - Measures: Height 49cm, depth 30cm, shade length 33cm, shade di...

These stools feature round fabric seating in an Art Deco print atop hammered steel legs, embodying the sophistication and glamour reminiscent of the Expo 58 era. Whether you're hosti...

The Atomium is a landmark building in Brussels, Belgium, originally constructed for the 1958 Brussels World's Fair (Expo '58). This on is a large scale Martini Advertising Give Away.

The 1958 Brussels World's Fair or "Expo 58" was the first major World Expo held after World War II and hosted over 41 million visitors.

Hendrickx became famous, among other things, with his Belform series for Expo '58. He is described as Belgium's most important post-war designer.

Produced in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s, the table is a refined example of the "Brussels Style" that emerged after Expo 58. The structure is crafted from high-quality solid oak, ...

What sets this credenza apart is its connection to the legendary architect and designer Gio Ponti, who spent four months in the De Coene workshop in 1958 as part of his preparations ...

The chair was designed for Straatman, Loral & Cie, an Antwerp company that presented it at world Expo 58 in Brussels. Even as an architect, Leon Stynen designed numerous pieces of fu...

This elegant mid-century modern flower stand is a quintessential example of Czechoslovakian design from the 1960s, a period deeply influenced by the "Brussels Style" and the success ...

Roubícek’s monumental objects made of glass and metal had already earned him international acclaim at Expo ’58 in Brussels and, a decade later, at the World’s Fairs held in Montreal ...

It shows similarities with the BEGA garden lamps that could be admired at the World Exhibition 'Expo 58', the largest event ever organized in Brussels.

Koudelka’s designs were part of a broader movement that brought international attention to Czechoslovak glass in the postwar period, particularly around events such as Expo 58. These...

This aesthetic, known as the Space Age or Brussels Style, emerged following the phenomenal triumph of the Czechoslovak pavilion at the Expo 58 World's Fair in Brussels, where lamps o...

This aesthetic, known as the Space Age or Brussels Style, emerged following the phenomenal triumph of the Czechoslovak pavilion at the Expo 58 World's Fair in Brussels, where lamps o...

This aesthetic, known as the Space Age or Brussels Style, emerged following the phenomenal triumph of the Czechoslovak pavilion at the Expo 58 World's Fair in Brussels, where lamps o...

His works are exhibited at the Milan Triennale and at Expo '58 in Brussels. National and international retrospectives are dedicated to him (New York 1989, Japan 1990).

With its form and lightness, the lamp clearly belongs to the so-called "Brussels style," which emerged from the phenomenal success of the Czechoslovak exhibition at the EXPO 58 world...

For the Philips pavilion at Expo 58 in Brussels, designed by Le Corbusier, he created the multimedia exhibition Le Poème Électronique with music by composers Edgard Varèse and Iannis...

Roubicek made a significant mark on the world stage with his installations for the Czechoslovak pavilion at Expo 58 exhibition, where he was awarded a gold medal for his work.

His work is shown at various exhibitions, such as the International Exhibition in Monza (1925), World Exhibition in Brussels (1935), World Exhibition, Paris (1937), Exhibition New Yo...

A "Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury Prize at the Milan Triennale for his design "TV Armchair".

A "Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury Prize at the Milan Triennale for his design "TV Armchair".

A "Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury Prize at the Milan Triennale for his design "TV Armchair".

A "Vertex" design by Navrátil received an award at Expo 58 in Brussels, and in 1960 he received the Jury Prize at the Milan Triennale for his design "TV Armchair".

He also led the design of the Philips Pavilion at Expo 58 in Brussels, working with Le Corbusier, Iannis Xenakis and Edgard Varèse.

She exhibited a group of imposing ceramic vases at the international Expo ‘58 (1958 Brussel’s World’s Fair) — an impressive feat representing a strong commitment to studio productivi...

She exhibited a group of imposing ceramic vases at the international Expo ‘58 (1958 Brussel’s World’s Fair) — an impressive feat representing a strong commitment to studio producti...

His furniture enjoyed great success and was seen at numerous international exhibitions, including the 1958 World Fair, Expo 58. One such example was his famous Standax ‘social furnit...

His furniture enjoyed great success and was seen at numerous international exhibitions, including the 1958 World Fair, Expo 58. One such example was his famous Standax ‘social furnit...

Adding to its exceptional provenance, "we were actually informed that the tapestry was a part of the '58 Brussels Expo in Belgium." It is "very possible" that it was specifically mad...