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A striking pair of sculptural bentwood room dividers designed by Ludvík Volák and produced by Dřevopodnik Holešov in the 1960s, representing one of the most expressive applications o...

An authentic Model B 14 Bauhaus table designed by Marcel Breuer and manufactured by Mücke-Melder in the 1930s, representing one of the earliest generations of tubular steel furniture...

Artona–Africa Series sideboard designed by Afra & Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto, the luxury division of B&B Italia. A landmark example of 1970s Italian architectural furniture, the piece ...

Rare large Africa Series dining table designed by Afra & Tobia Scarpa for Maxalto in the 1970s. An iconic example of late Italian modernism, the table pairs monumental scale with...

A striking example of mid-century Czech craftsmanship, this sculptural beech and rattan armchair with matching footstool was produced by ÚĽUV (Ústředí lidové umělecké výroby) in the ...

An early example of the Bauhaus side table, Model B 12, originally designed by Marcel Breuer in 1928 and manufactured around 1930 under Thonet licence by Robert Slezák in former Czec...

A distinctive example of Bauhaus design from the 1930s, this tubular steel console table was produced by Robert Slezák in former Czechoslov...

An authentic Bauhaus-era coffee table designed by Czech architect Karel E. Ort and produced by Gottwald in Prague during the 1930s. Catalogued under number Fb54, this design reflects...

An honest pair of early Bauhaus stools, designed by Mart Stam and manufactured by Mücke & Melder under Thonet license in the former Czechoslovakia, early 1930s. These stools embody t...

Marcel Breuer's iconic B 34 chair is reimagined here in a variation by Antonín Šámal and produced by Šámal & Co. in Prague during the 1930s, in the former Czechoslovakia. These r...

This Bauhaus-style serving cart was originally designed by Robert Slezák in the 1930s and later manufactured by Kovona, a nationalized Czechoslovak company that consolidated leading ...

Designed by Marcel Breuer in the late 1920s and produced by Thonet in the 1930s, the B 18 table is a masterclass in radical reduction — where each line exists with purpose, and nothi...

Elegant tubular steel side table designed by renowned Bauhaus architect Marcel Breuer. Manufactured by Thonet in the 1930s as part of the iconic B9 series. This early production piec...

A striking Czech reinterpretation of Marcel Breuer’s iconic B64 chair, this rare model K 17 was designed by architect and innovator Robert Slezák and produced by the Slezák factory i...

This rare reclining armchair, model H 70, was designed in the 1930s by Jindřich Halabala—one of the most influential figures of European interwar modernism. Manufactured by UP Závody...

A rare and highly collectible Bauhaus-era nightstand, model B 107, designed by architect J. Fenyves (likely Hungarian) and produced by Thonet in the early 1930s. This elegantly minim...

An iconic artifact of interwar functionalism, this rare Bauhaus tubular steel sofa was produced by Hynek Gottwald in former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s. Its gracefully curved chr...

A striking pair of early Mademoiselle lounge chairs designed by renowned Finnish modernist Ilmari Tapiovaara for Asko in the mid-1950s. First introduced in 1956, this model quickly b...

Designed in 1946 by Czech architect Ladislav Bartoníček, this pair of modernist stools exemplifies the thoughtful intersection of functionality and craftsmanship that defined postwar...

Designed in 1903 by the pioneering Austrian architect and designer Adolf Loos, the B 952 F armchair represents a rare convergence of utilitarian form and refined craftsmanship. Execu...

Originally designed by Marcel Breuer and catalogued as model B 12, this elegant Bauhaus side table stands as a hallmark of rational design. Manufactured in the 1930s by Mücke & Melde...

This rare Thonet ensemble — comprising two B 246 armchairs and a T 142 coffee table — offers a vivid glimpse into the expressive edge of early modernist furniture design. Attributed ...

Bauhaus tubular steel armchair, designed by František Langer and manufactured by SAB Prague in former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s under catalogue number 523. This rare outdoor va...

Modernist tubular steel dining table, manufactured by Vichr & Co. in former Czechoslovakia during the 1930s. Crafted from chrome-plated ...

This rare early example of the B9 canteen stool, designed by Marcel Breuer in 1926 for the Bauhaus school canteen in Dessau , captures the radical simplicity and functional clarity a...

A charming modernist 1920s wooden school desk for young children, featuring a chalkboard and storage space beneath the seat. Designed for kids up to 5 years old, this desk is made of...

A rare and iconic 1930s B12 console or side table, designed by Marcel Breuer in 1928. Made from tubular steel and wood, the B12's distinctive feature is its asymmetrical design, with...

Designed by Swedish design favourites of the 50s and 60s, Johan Huldt and Jan Dranger, these chairs were built to be an ode to the DIY ethos, thanks to their industrial yet youthful aesthetic through canvas and steel tubes. The chairs were made in yellow, orange, green, brown and black. In 1968, Huldt and Dranger established the company Innovator. In the early 1970s, Dranger and Huldt were very successful with furniture in strong steel tubes and lamps of an industrial character, painted in strong colours. A big seller was the Stuns chair...

Designed by Swedish design favourites of the 50s and 60s, Johan Huldt and Jan Dranger. In 1968, Huldt and Dranger established the company Innovator. In the...

A three-legged functionalist coffee table, designed by Arnošt Beck and crafted by the renowned Mücke & Melder company under catalogue number Tn58 in the former Czechoslovakia dur...

An iconic beech wood armchair designed by renowned Austrian architect Oswald Haerdtl for the Thonet successor, Ton, in 1950. Produced under catalog number 515, the chair has been ful...

An exceptionally rare pair of bentwood armchairs designed by Czech architect Radomír Hofman for the Czechoslovak Pavilion at Expo 1967 in Montreal, produced by TON, the direct succes...

Designed by Dutch architect Mart Stam in the 1920s. This piece was manufactured under Thonet license by Mücke & Melder company, former Czechoslovakia in early 1930's. Original condit...

This piece is a design classic created by Josef Frank around 1928 for the esteemed manufacturer Gebrüder Thonet. Crafted from mahogany-stained bent beech and beech plywood, it exempl...

Pair of children"Surrig" chairs, designed by Eva & Peter Moritz for IKEA as a part of PS 2000 series. Lacquered metal, plastic and fabric cover. Height 70 cm, width 90 cm, depth 50 c...

Pair of unique postmodern coat stands from the 1980s / 90s. Made of red and blue lacquered metal. In very good original condition with some minor scratches on the lacquer. Height 153...

Rare pine wood serving cart designed by Erik Wørts for Ikea in 1977 and stayed in production for only two years. In very good original condition. Height 74 cm, width 70 cm, depth 47 ...

Unique table lamps manufactured by Pokrok Žilina, former Czechoslovakia in the 1960s. Made of lacquered metal and plexiglass shades. In very nice original condition with some minor t...

Manufactured by Elektrosvit Nové Zámky under catalogue number 11641. Former Czechoslovakia 1950s. Crafted from black and white bakelite, can b...

Pair of rare modernist armchairs first showcased at the Vienna Werkbund exhibition in 1928. Crafted from solid beech (bentwood) and plywood, adorned with a brown lacquer coating, th...

Designed by famous Czech architect Jindřich Halabala, manufactured by UP Závody Brno, former Czechoslovakia in the 1930s under catalogue number H-54. Sleek and elegant piece of furni...

Pair of fantastic postmodern lounge chairs designed by Monika Mulder for Ikea in 1995. The Ikea PS Hässlö chairs designed by Monika Mulder are sleek and mode...

Attractive ottoman based on Hans Wegner design. Made of beech wood and velour upholstery. In very good original condition.

Pine wood armchair by the Danish architect Rainer Daumiller, produced by Hirtshals Sawmill during the 1970s. Solid pine wood structure with smooth rounded woodwork and sculpted seats...

Designed by Josef Hůrka for Napako, Czechoslovakia in the 1960s. Beautiful red lacquered table lamp from renowned Czech designer Josef Hůrka. In very good original condition with lovely patina. Fully functional. Height 30 cm, depth 25...

Iconic table lamp produced by the Franta Anýž Company and designed by Jaroslav Anýž, his son in early 1930s. This desk lamp is renowned for its distinctive joints, patented to allow the lampshade to pivot in any direction, with adjustable height. Franta Anýž, an influential figure in Czech design, studied at the Academy of Arts, Architecture, and Design in Prague. His notable achievements include work at Pragotron, camera design for Flexaret, and winning a gold medal at the Salon International des Inventions in Geneva in 1965 for his Beta 21 watch...

Vintage chaise lounge with a distinctive design, featuring an integrated pull-out footstool. Crafted from light coniferous wood and natural rattan by Krasna Jizba in 1930s Czechoslov...

Rare and appealing pair of folding chairs originally from an outdoor cinema are perfect for any modern space. Crafted by Thonet in the 1930s, these chairs remain in good original con...

Rare variant of Chair No. 405 crafted for the Municipal House in Prague circa 1905. This exceptionally rare version of the Thonet No. 405 chair, designed by Josef Urban, adorned the ...

Designed by duo of Czech architects Jan Vaněk and Ladislav Bartoníček for Krásná Jizba / Družstevní práce, Czechoslovakia 1947. Made of solid oak wood and oak veneer. In good origina...

Designed by Preben Fabricius & Jørgen Kastholm for Alfred Kill International in 1960s, manufactured by Walter Knoll. Made of fiberglass shell covered by white leather on aluminum tripod base. In a good original condition with common traces of wear and age. Leather clean...

Manufactured by Thonet in 1930s under catalogue number 1626/1. Labeled with manufacturers trade mark. Made of beech wood and plywood. In good original condition with some traces of w...

Wave was made for the 150th anniversary of furniture bending in Bystřice pod Hostýnem as a re-design of the Dondolo classic. It is not only a comfortable rocking chair or lounge cha...

A unique armchair manufactured by UP Závody, the renowned company associated with famous Czech architect Jindřich Halabala, in the late 1940s to early 1950s. The design is attributed...

1980s armchair inspired by Harry Siegel. Upholstered in multiple colors vinyl. In good vintage condition with some traces of wear and age, few scratches on the vinyl. Structurally so...

Entry hall wall coat rack designed by Jan Kalous, manufactured by ULUV, former Czechoslovakia in 1960's. Made of beech wood and rattan. In excellent origina...

Manufactured by Vichr a spol. , former Czechoslovakia in 1930's. Rare and unique piece in functionalist / Art Deco style. Lacquered and chrome plated tubular steel with wooden ending...

Early set of nesting tables, model B9 - 9C. Chrome-plated tubular steel and lacquered wood. Manufactured probably by Gebrüder Thonet AG, Frankenberg, These pieces, while originally d...

Space Age Sensorette eyeball lamp from the 1970s made in Germany by Insta-Elektro. The lamp is operated by touch. With a single tap you turn the lamp on o...

Small beech and rattan side table designed by Czech artist Jan Kalous. Manufactured by ÚLUV, former Czechoslovakia in 1960's. In good vintage condition, str...