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- Ashtray, Niagara series, K. Zemek, Mstisov Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Large platter, Niagara series, K. Zemek, Mstisov Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- An oblong platter made of hand-formed glass; its style is reminiscent of the works of Jan Beranek. It originates from Czechoslovakia, second half of the 20th century.
- Ashtray, O. Lipa, Moser Glassworks, Karlovy Vary, Czechoslovakia, 1969.
- Ashtray, M. Klinger, Zelezny Brod Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Large platter, J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- A large bowl manufactured by Borocrystal, Nový Bor, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- A glass figurine designed by M. Janku, Zelezny Brod Glassworks. The 1970s.
- Vase designed by J. Brabec, Rosice Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Vase designed by P. Panek, Rosice Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- A vase from the Chribska glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- "Star" Vase, designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Vase designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Platter designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Platter designed by J. Juda, Skrdlovice Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1980s.
- Platter designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- A glass bowl made of hand-blown glass, with a beautiful deep color; likely from Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- M. Klinger Ashtray, Zelezny Brod, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Vase, M. Klinger, Zelezny Brod, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Vase designed by F. Vizner, Skrdlovice, Czechoslovakia, 1970s
- A vase made using the sommerso technique, featuring faceted, satin-finished crystal glass.
- Art glass, exquisitely crafted. Attributed to the masters of Murano.
- A platter in a beautiful color scheme, made of hand-blown glass, likely from Murano, Italy.
- A large bowl made of hand-formed glass, including uranium glass. Murano, Italy, 1970s.
- A large ashtray made of hand-formed glass, Murano, Italy, 1990s.
- Murano Sommerso Vase, design attributed to F. Poli, Seguso, Italy, 1960s
- Lime-green vases, Carlo Moretti, Murano, Italy.
- Murano Vase, Italy - destroyed.
- A beautiful vase made using the Sommerso technique, Murano, Italy.
- A beautiful vase, hand-blown glass, Murano, Italy.
- Vase, design no. 5235/17, J. Brabec, Rosice Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1982.
- A vase in the modernist style, from the "elements" series, signed, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- A vase in the modernist style, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Solifleur-style vase; glass sculpture, Bohemia, Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- A crystal sculpture inspired by a glacier, signed "FM."
- A crystal glass vase in a beautiful lime green color, handblown.
- Vase—a sculpture, an artistic object with three openings in the glass mass, a glassblowing piece.
- Sękacz vase, two-tone glass, most likely from Germany, 1970s.
- "Sękacz" vase, multilayered glass, most likely from Czechoslovakia, 1970s.
- Ice glass vase, two-tone glass, Germany, 1970s.
- A glass fish figurine made in the style characteristic of the Polish People's Republic era, from the 1970s.
- A crystal model of a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL "Gull Wing."
- A five-branched candlestick, a classic of Swedish design from the 1970s, designed by Staffan Gellerstedt, Pukeberg, Sweden.
- A very large "sękacz"-style glass vase, made of dark burgundy glass, most likely from Germany, 1970s.
- Glass figurines: Hen and Chick, Villeroy & Boch, 1990s
- A solifleur-style vase, heavy and very stylish. Manufactured by Walther Glas.
- Ashtray or small lime-green dish, art glass, Czechoslovakia.
- A mint-colored glass vase, artistic glass, with very interesting decorations on the sides.
- Set of 5 tall martini glasses, beautiful artistic glassware.
- A set of 6 liqueur glasses, manufactured in West Germany by Spiegelau, 1960s.
- Set of 6 colorful cognac glasses on a tray. Germany, 1960s.
- Set of 4 dessert plates, inspired by J.S. Drost's "Asteroid" design, Hortensja Glassworks, 1970s.
- Plate designed by Z. Stryjeńska; Highlander Dance, Chodzież.
- A vase made of body-colored glass, hand-formed, Tarnów, 1970s.
- Vase with a ruffled rim, milky white glass, designed by L. Fiedorowicz, Ząbkowice, Poland, 1980s.
- A vase made of soda-lime glass, solid-colored, from the People's Republic of Poland, 1970s.
- Royal Dux porcelain figurine, Czechoslovakia, 1960s, designed by Jitka Forejtová.
- A porcelain figurine depicting men dancing the "Hopak," most likely made at the Połonne factory in the Ukrainian SSR.
- A Royal Porzellan sponge-patterned vase, signed—No. 640.
- A porcelain, glazed vase designed for Kaiser by M. Frey.
- A porcelain vase designed by Rosamunde Nairac for Thomas.
- A serving platter from the Ikora series, manufactured by WMF.
- A beautifully decorated porcelain platter. Manufactured by Rosenthal, designed by Helmut Drexler.
- A Czechoslovakian ashtray by Ditmar Urbach with asymmetrical lines, from the 1970s.
- A Czechoslovakian candlestick by Ditmar Urbach in the modernist style, from the 1970s.
- Ceramic bottle designed by Antonin Škoda, Jihotvar—Czechoslovakia.
- Ceramic pitcher made by Scheurich, model no. 407-35, Germany, 1960s/1970s.
- Vase with a charming little handle—Veb Haldensleben No. 4029. Beautiful, sunny glaze. Germany, 1970s.
- Danish ceramics from the 1970s, Ravnild Denmark.
- A large sculpture of a striding panther, crafted in the Art Deco style; the piece is signed.
- Large table lamp with a ceramic base shaped like a hand, from the 1980s.
- Art Deco-style table/night lamp. Wooden base, shade made of marbled glass. 1940s/1950s.
- A pair of Art Deco-style table lamps with stone bases. 1960s.
- A metal desk lamp. "Witch's Hat" lampshade, France, 1950s.
- Large ceramic table/floor lamp, original shade made of thickly woven fabric, from the 1960s/1970s.
- Ceramic table lamp with an original shade made of thickly woven fabric, Denmark, 1960s.
- A stone table lamp with a minimalist design. Contemporary lampshade. Danish; base from the 1970s or 1980s.
- Floor lamp, Denmark, 1970s.
- Floor lamp, metal base, plastic shades, 1970s.
- Floor lamp—dish-shaped, Belid, Denmark, 1970s–1980s.
- A design icon—the Panthella floor lamp, designed by Verner Panton and manufactured by Louis Poulsen.
- A tall floor lamp made of metal, in an industrial style. It most likely comes from the Netherlands.
- Lumibar Bears—a wonderful set of collectible lamps. Germany, 1970s/1980s.
- Wooden scissor lamp, Denmark, 1990s
- Glass table lamp/nightlight, Germany, 1950s/1960s.
- A glass lamp, made of art glass, with a base featuring a beautiful texture and color. Very heavy and impressive.
- A hand-engraved lamp made of natural stone in the Mid-Century style, Italy.
- Ceramic table lamp, Denmark, 1970s.
- The "Victoria" kerosene lamp, designed by Michael Bang in 1967, Holmegaard, Denmark.
- The “Victoria” kerosene lamp, designed by Michael Bang in 1967, Holmegaard, Denmark.
- A ceiling lamp designed by Julius Theodor Kalmar, manufactured in Vienna, Austria. 1950s.
- Ceiling lamp with Murano Mazzega shades. Italy, 1980s.
- Ceiling lamp, delicately shaded glass, Italy, 1980s.
- A teak-veneered bookcase. Made in Denmark. 1970s.
- Teak-veneered desk. Made in Denmark. 1970s.
- A leather sofa, made in Denmark. The seats rest on rosewood legs. 1970s.
- Coffee table with a rosewood-veneered top; the rest of the pieces are made of solid wood. Denmark, 1970s–1980s.
- Mushroom-shaped table/night lamp. Ivory-colored glass shade.
- An office lamp with a very stylish, well-designed look. Made in Germany by Hustadt Leuchten.
- Scandinavian table/night lamp. 1970s.
- Ceiling lamp, a design attributed to the master of Scandinavian lighting, Carl Fagerlund, for Vitrika, 1960s/1970s.
- A beautiful stained-glass lamp, decorated with aluminum lace, Denmark.
- A ceiling lamp made entirely of powder-pink glass. 1950s/1960s.
- A beautiful nightlight or table lamp, made by the German company Zicoli, from the 1970s.
- A large ceramic lamp in the Art Deco style—a woman holding a lantern.
- A pair of table/bedside lamps manufactured by Richard Essig, Germany, in the 1970s.
- A large round wall mirror in a teak frame, from Denmark. 1970s/1980s.
- A large wall mirror in a teak frame, from Denmark. 1970s/1980s.
- A wall-mounted coat rack with a hat shelf from the 1960s or 1970s in the Mid-Century Modern style.
- A wall-mounted coat rack with a hat shelf from the 1960s or 1970s.
- Table lamp on a tripod, 1960s/1970s.
- Table lamp, Polam Wrocław, 1970s.
- A dog-shaped lamp, made of porcelain, hand-painted. A smoke-eater. 1970s.
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- Folding stool, Denmark, 1970s.
- A beautiful chair made of teak wood, with a vinyl-covered seat. Germany, 1970s.
- Two chairs made of teak. The seats are upholstered in a thickly woven fabric. Dani, 1970s.
- A chair made of plywood, Pagholz—West Germany, 1970s–1980s.
- A chair made of plywood, Pagholz—West Germany, 1970s–1980s.
- A set of three tall, folding teak chairs. Denmark, 1970s.
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