Estonian Furniture

Carpenter's workbench from the 19th century represents functional trade furniture built for intensive workshop use. Constructed from solid wood with mortise-and-tenon joinery, the be...

Carpenter's workbench from the 19th Century showcases solid maple wood construction with steel hardware and vise mechanism. The piece features integrated tool storage compartments bu...

Antique Estonian Birch Hat Box Attributed to Luther, c. 1900 This exceptional antique hat box was most likely manufactured in Orevall (Oru), Estonia...

An exceptional and remarkably large antique bentwood hat box by the renowned A. M. Luther Company, one of Europe’s most important pioneers in bentwood and plywood craftsmanship. Foun...

1920s bentwood chair from the Art Deco Era of Estonia. Luterma was an Estonian company that manufactured furniture and other products in the ea...

Marcel Breuer 'Long Chair', 1935/36 Laminated birch frame, bent plywood seat and back Width - 132cm - 52 inches Depth - 61.5cm - 24¼ inches Height - 79cm - 31 inches Seat Height (Lowest Point) 18cm - 7 inches Made by Luterma, Estonia for Isokon, UK. A rare and historically significant example of the Isokon Long Chair...

Large vintage ceramic candle holder for 3 candles Mid Century Estonia, 60s This impressive vintage ceramic candle holder comes from Estonia and was designed in the 1960s in a brutal...

A set of six Soviet Estonian silver shot glasses made in Tallinn in 1967. Each silver shot glass has an elegant conical form on a short foot, with a softly matte silver exterior and ...

A wardrobe in European oak, brass and leather, developed especially for Sanders, Copenhagen's premier luxury boutique hotel. Available in two timber tones, Natural Oak and Cognac. H...

Moulded birch veneered plywood Largest Table Width - 61 cm - 24.01 inches Depth - 46 cm - 18.11 inches Height - 37 cm - 14.56 inches Medium Table Width - 61 cm - 24.01 inches Depth ...

Silver beaker, Jewelry Factory city Tallinn, Estonia (USSR), Tallinn, 1955 Additional Information: Materials: Metal, gilding, silver 875* Vintage from the 1950s Artist/Maker: J...

Art Deco Bent Birch Botanical Carrier by Luterma Reval, Estonia, Dated 1931 A rare and characterful bentwood portör in birch, manufactured by Luterma in Reval (present-day Tallinn),...

An iconic Isokon laminated birch plywood stool, with distributor label: Venesta. Circa 1933. The Isokon company was founded in London in 1929 by the ...

Original vintage Soviet military propaganda poster commemorating the 30th anniversary of the October Revolution / Октябрьская революция featuring an image of a Baltic Navy sailor in ...

Very beautiful 20th century European tapestry with a nice navy and childish design, with the nature and with a tree and birds around it, with beautiful colours with green, red, orang...

An iconic Isokon laminated birch plywood stool, distributor label: Venesta. Circa 1933. The Isokon company was founded in London in 1929 by the entrepr...

A set of six silver teaspoons made in Tallinn, Estonia, during the Soviet period, dated 1977. Each spoon is decorated with a stylized architectural motif and the inscription “Tallinn...

A late reproduction realized in 1980s of the famous vase realized by Emile Gallé in the late 19th Century. Excellent condition. 

A silver serving spoon made by the Tallinn Jewelry Factory in 1972, during the Soviet period. The spoon is made of 916 standard silver with gilding. The bowl has a rounded serving s...

Silver beaker, Jewelry Factory city Tallinn, Estonia (USSR), Tallinn, 1954 Additional Information: Materials: Metal, gilding, silver 875* Vintage from the 1950s Artist/Maker: J...

Silver dessert spoon, Jewelry factory city Tallinn, Estonia (USSR), Tallinn, 1960 Additional Information: Materials: Silver, enamel, gilding, silver 916* Vintage from the 1960s ...

This set of five silver dessert forks was made in Tallinn, Estonia, in 1976 during the Soviet period. Each fork is crafted from 916 silver, a higher silver standard commonly used in ...

A wardrobe in European oak, brass and leather, developed especially for Sanders, Copenhagen's premier luxury boutique hotel. Available in two timber tones, Natural Oak and Cognac. H...

Original vintage Soviet work motivation poster - Labour is a matter of honour and glory in our country / Труд является в нашей стране делом чести и славы! - featuring industrial artw...

Ambiguo type-05 by Saarepera & Mae Chandelier Materials: mouth-blown Murano glass / stainless steel and aluminum Light source: Built-in LED 100-240V / Dimmable Dimensions: ...

This Vibrant Oil Painting is Burning with personality. Depicting a Street Scene with lots of Colorful Flowers Lining the Shopping Street. Awnings Off shops and old architecture in th...

Unique Harvest Graal brown glass vase by Tiina Sarapu, 2018 Dimensions: H 30 cm Materials: Glass Glass in my works signifies the world between o...

Unique green graal harvest glass vase by Tiina Sarapu 2018 Dimensions: H 27 cm Materials: Glass Glass in my works signifies the world between opaque and translucent, visible and invisible, material and immaterial, real and unreal. It is a world of shady shapes, exciting and elusive. I studied glass art in Estonian Academy of Arts in 1990–1996. I have been working for the Department of Glass Art at the Estonian Academy of Arts as a teacher and technician, from 2003-2017 as an associate professor. I have taken part in several exhibitions, conferences, symposiums and workshops since 1994 both in Estonia and abroad. I have earned attention at several international contests of glass art. My works are owned by several institutions and collectors. I also received the honorable nomination for the title of “Recognized Glass Artist of Estonia 2004-2005” and the annual Kristjan Raud...

Unique harvest Graal blue and black glass vase by Tiina Sarapu 2018 Dimensions: H 28 cm Materials: Glass Glass in my works signifies the world between opaque and translucent, visible and invisible, material and immaterial, real and unreal. It is a world of shady shapes, exciting and elusive. I studied glass art in Estonian Academy of Arts in 1990–1996. I have been working for the Department of Glass Art at the Estonian Academy of Arts as a teacher and technician, from 2003 to 2017 as an associate professor. I have taken part in several exhibitions, conferences, symposiums and workshops since 1994 both in Estonia and abroad. I have earned attention at several international contests of glass art. My works are owned by several institutions and collectors. I also received the honourable nomination for the title of “Recognized Glass Artist of Estonia 2004-2005” and the annual Kristjan Raud...

Unique harvest Graal blue and black glass vase by Tiina Sarapu, 2018 Dimensions: H 27 cm Materials: Glass Glass in my works signifies the world between opaque and translucent, visible and invisible, material and immaterial, real and unreal. It is a world of shady shapes, exciting and elusive. I studied glass art in Estonian Academy of Arts in 1990-1996. I have been working for the Department of Glass Art at the Estonian Academy of Arts as a teacher and technician, from 2003 to 2017 as an associate professor. I have taken part in several exhibitions, conferences, symposiums and workshops since 1994 both in Estonia and abroad. I have earned attention at several international contests of glass art. My works are owned by several institutions and collectors. I also received the honourable nomination for the title of “Recognized Glass Artist of Estonia 2004-2005” and the annual Kristjan Raud...

Unique black harvest glass vase by Tiina Sarapu 2018 Dimensions: H 23 cm Materials: Glass Glass in my works signifies the world between opaque and translucent, visible and invisible, material and immaterial, real and unreal. It is a world of shady shapes, exciting and elusive. I studied glass art in Estonian Academy of Arts in 1990–1996. I have been working for the Department of Glass Art at the Estonian Academy of Arts as a teacher and technician, from 2003 to 2017 as an associate professor. I have taken part in several exhibitions, conferences, symposiums and workshops since 1994 both in Estonia and abroad. I have earned attention at several international contests of glass art. My works are owned by several institutions and collectors. I also received the honourable nomination for the title of “Recognized Glass Artist of Estonia 2004-2005” and the annual Kristjan Raud...