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20/08/2026 19:00 CEST/Warsaw
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- Wooden scissor lamp, Denmark, 1990s
- Hand-engraved lamp made of natural stone, Italy.
- A large ceramic lamp in the Art Deco style—a woman holding a lantern.
- "Sumak" Kilim, "Rzut" Workers' Cooperative, Toruń
- "Sumak" Kilim, "Kierdel Koziołków," Zakopane Model Workshops.
- Floor-standing arc lamp, Denmark, 1970s.
- Ceiling lamp, designed by Carl Fagerlund, Orrefors, Sweden, 1970s.
- Danish chest of drawers/linen cabinet, teak wood, 1970s.
- Glass ceiling lamp with a double shade, Denmark, 1970s.
- Ceiling lamp made of crystal glass, with a cascading design, Denmark
- A small ashtray made using the bullicante technique, Murano, Italy.
- Crystal bowl, designed by Per Lutken for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark.
- An ashtray or platter designed by J. Klinger, Zelezny Brod Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A small figurine depicting a glass fish. Bohemia, Czech Republic.
- Vase designed by Miloslav Klinger, Zelezny Brod, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Large platter designed by Josef Hospodek, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- Ashtray or small lime-green platter, art glass, Czechoslovakia.
- A very large vase from the Pizzicato series, designed by Hana Machovská, Mstisov Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1950s–1960s.
- "Panelak" modernist vase, designed by Jiri Zejmon, Rudolfova Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A glass fish, made using the Millefiori technique, from the 1970s.
- A glass fish figurine with a curled tail. Art glass.
- A glass figurine designed by Miloslav Janku, Czechoslovakia.
- A glass figurine designed by Miloslav Janku, Zelezny Brod Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- Glass fish figurine, beautifully colored body, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- A vase with a fiery coloration, art glass, Bohemia, Czech Republic.
- "Plamen" Vase, designed by J. Cvrcek, Zelezny Bród, Czechoslovakia.
- Turquoise-cornflower blue bowl/platter. Murano glass.
- Glass basket, J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Vase from the Rhapsody series, F. Zemek, Mstisov Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s
- "Moravia" jardinière, V. Urban, Rosice Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A vase from the "Florida" series, designed by Heinrich Löffelhardt for Schott Zwiesel, Germany, 1960s.
- Vase with geometric decoration, designed by Rudolf Jurnikl, Rudolfova Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A flower-inspired platter, Murano, Italy.
- A beautiful oblong bowl made of soda-lime glass, Czechoslovakia.
- A stately Murano bowl, Italy, 1970s.
- A glass figurine inspired by a naturally occurring crystal.
- Eggplant-shaped bowl, designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Amber vase designed by J. Schmidt, Rosice Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s. Pressed glass.
- Vase made using the Sommerso technique, Murano, Italy, 1970s.
- An oblong platter in a style reminiscent of J. Klinger's designs, Czechoslovakia.
- A beautiful ashtray made using the Sommerso technique, with faceted glass. Murano, Italy.
- A Murano-style ashtray or platter.
- Ashtray, Niagara series, K. Zemek, Mstisov Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- Vase designed by F. Vizner, Hermanova Glassworks, 1963, Czechoslovakia.
- A vase made of hand-blown glass—a stately, beautiful piece.
- A platter designed by J. Hospodka, Zelezny Brod Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A large "sękacz" vase, made of colored glass, most likely from the communist era.
- Mid-Century-style crystal vase, Joska Hutte, Germany.
- A pitcher designed by Heinrich Loeffelhardt, Schott Zwiesel Glassworks, Germany.
- A beautiful vase made using the Sommerso technique, Murano, Italy.
- "Plamen" Vase, designed by J. Cvrcek, Zelezny Brod, Czechoslovakia.
- A vase designed by Pavel Hlava, Exbor, Nový Bor, Czechoslovakia.
- Vase designed by M. Klinger, ZBS, Czechoslovakia.
- Vase designed by M. Klinger, ZBS, Czechoslovakia.
- A platter designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- Set of vessels—vase and platter, J. Hospodka, Chribska, Czechoslovakia.
- A cylindrical crystal vase, Harzkristall Glassworks, Germany.
- "Starfish" glass bowl, designed by W. Miki, Moser, Karlovy Vary, Czechoslovakia
- A large platter with a very unique color scheme, Joska Glas, Germany.
- A vase made of hand-blown glass, Florence Opaline, Italy.
- A large vase in an amber-pink color, made by the Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A large platter made of milky glass with colorful reflections. A beautiful piece.
- A platter made of milky glass with colorful accents embedded in the glass, Germany, 1980s.
- A cigarette case shaped like a globe.
- Ceramic plate with the Ankara design, made by Carstens, Germany.
- A large ceramic wall plate with a tree motif.
- Floor vase—ceramic, Scheurich No. 266-53, Germany.
- Floor vase—ceramic, Germany.
- Bay Keramik floor vase, No. 82-45, East Germany.
- A ceramic horse, made in Opishnia, Ukraine, in the 1950s–1970s.
- Pirken Hammer Atelier porcelain vase, Czechoslovakia.
- An Italian desk set made of natural stone. 1970s.
- A pair of night lamps with lampshades covered in vintage fabric, Germany, 1960s.
- Vitrika brass wall sconce with an acrylic insert, Denmark, 1970s.
- A set of two minimalist wall sconces, Denmark.
- A pair of wall sconces by Fisher Leuchten, Germany, 1960s.
- A set of two ceiling lights/wall sconces, attributed to Staff Leuchten, Germany, 1960s.
- Set of two wall sconces with an organic glass texture, Denmark, 1970s.
- Square ceiling light, glass with a "Bubble" effect, Denmark, 1970s.
- A ceiling light with an interesting geometric shape, Vitrika, Denmark, 1960s.
- "Bubble"-style glass ceiling light, Denmark, 1960s.
- An elongated wall sconce with a shade mounted on a wooden base, Denmark, 1960s.
- Ceramic table lamp, Denmark
- Glass table lamp, Holmegaard, Denmark, 1970s.
- Ceramic table lamp, Denmark, 1970s.
- Ceramic table lamp, designed by Conny Walther, Denmark, 1970s.
- A disc-shaped table lamp, made by Elki, Denmark, 1970s.
- A small but very charming table lamp made of glass, from Denmark, 1980s.
- Glass table lamp, designed by Anje Kjaer Design for Royal Copenhagen, Denmark, 1990s.
- Glass table lamp/nightlight, Germany, 1950s/1960s.
- A glass lamp, artistic glass, with a base featuring a beautiful texture and color.
- Scissor lamp, Denmark, 1970s
- Ceiling lamp, designed by Carl Fagerlund, Orrefors, Sweden, 1970s.
- Ceiling lamp, glass decorated with horizontal stripes, Denmark, 1950s.
- Ceiling lamp, designed by Carl Fagerlund, Orrefors, Sweden, 1970s.
- Ceiling lamp, designed by Lars Schiøler for Hoyrup, Denmark, 1970s.
- Lyskaer Belysning ceiling lamp, Denmark, 1970s.
- Floor lamp with two spotlights, Denmark, 1980s.
- Floor lamp, Denmark, 1980s.
- A table lamp designed by Per Linneman for Palshus, Denmark, in the 1960s.
- The iconic Model 42 chair, designed by Kai Kristiansen for Schou Andersens Møbelfabrik in the 1960s, Denmark
- Teak coffee/dining table, Denmark, 1970s.
- Niciak / side table on wheels, made of teak wood.
- A chair manufactured by Farstrup, Denmark, in the 1980s.
- A beautiful chair made of teak wood, with a vinyl-covered seat. Germany, 1970s.
- Coffee table with a ceramic top, Denmark, 1970s.
- Chairs with a beautiful, shell-like shape. Germany, the 1980s.
- Bedside table or side table/console table made of teak wood, Dyrlund, Denmark.
- A one-of-a-kind piece! An Italian coffee table from the 1950s! A very original, asymmetrical design.
- Rolling table/bar cart, Denmark, 1980s.
- A pair of club chairs, Denmark, 1980s.
- A 1960s console table made of wood with rosewood veneer, Denmark.
- Set of 4 dining chairs, made of pine, Germany, 1980s.
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- Ashtray from the Rapsodia series, F. Zemek, Mstisov Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s
- Hand-painted porcelain wall plate, Heinrich Porzellan, 1973, Germany.
- A platter from the Rhapsody series, F. Zemek, Mstisov Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Paper clip, Czechoslovakia
- Scandinavian art glass, a vase attributed to the Kosta Boda glassworks, Sweden.
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