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- A lime-green glass vase, Miloslav Klinger, Zelezny Brod, Czech Republic.
- Lime-green platter designed by M. Klinger, Zelezny Brod Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A beautiful cobalt-blue bowl with a green accent, designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- Ashtray or platter designed by J. Rozinka, Nový Bor Glassworks. Czechoslovakia.
- Glass set—vase and ashtray or platter, designed by J. Rozinka, Nový Bor Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- Czechoslovakian vase, turquoise glass, second half of the 20th century.
- A large bowl made of hand-formed glass. It comes from the Egermann glassworks in the Czech Republic.
- A blue basket made of hand-formed glass. It comes from the Mstisov glassworks in Czechoslovakia. Designed by F. Zemek, second half of the 20th century.
- Glass vessel—ashtray or platter designed by M. Klinger, Zelezny Brod Glassworks. Czechoslovakia.
- A vase made of neodymium glass. Designed by M. Klinger, Zelezny Bród Glassworks. Czechoslovakia.
- An oblong platter made of hand-formed glass, Czechoslovakia.
- Glass platter, Czechoslovakia, second half of the 20th century.
- Two glass figurines depicting birds.
- Two platters designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- "Plamen" Vase, designed by J. Cvrcek, Zelezny Bród, Czechoslovakia.
- Modernist vase designed by Jíří Zejmon, Rudolfova Glassworks, 1960s. Czechoslovakia
- A vase designed by Jan Kotik for the Skrdlovice Glassworks, 1955, model no. 5503. Czechoslovakia.
- Handcrafted glass vase, type 66/3/17, designed by Jozef Hospodka for Chribska Sklarna Borské sklo, Nový Bor, in the mid-1960s.
- A unique vase designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- Amber bowl/ashtray, designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks.
- Hand-formed pink bowl with a green accent, designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A large, hand-formed bowl with a very delicate shape, Czechoslovakia, second half of the 20th century.
- A lime-green whale or dolphin, Miloslav Janku, Zelezny Brod Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A very large glass dolphin, a sculpture designed by M. Janku, Zelezny Bród, Czechoslovakia.
- A glass basket from the Rapsodia series, designed by F. Zemka, Mstisov Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A glass vase from the Rapsodia series, designed by F. Zemka, Mstisov Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A beautiful pink bowl with a yellow accent on the bottom, hand-blown glass, designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A bowl made of hand-formed glass, with an elegant shape. Second half of the 20th century, Czechoslovakia.
- A platter made of hand-formed glass, honey-colored with a green accent, designed by J. Hospodka, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- A small pink ashtray/platter made of hand-formed glass, Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- Vase made of hand-blown glass, designed by J. Rodzinka, Novy Bor Glassworks. Czechoslovakia.
- A vase made of lilac-colored glass with green rims. Features a hand-cut butterfly on a flower. Designed by M. Klinger, Zelezny Brod Glassworks, Czech Republic.
- A beautiful ashtray or platter designed by J. Rozinka, Novy Bor Glassworks. Czechoslovakia.
- A beautiful ashtray or platter designed by J. Rozinka, Novy Bor Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- Vase - "Labyrinth," made of green glass. Designed by F. Vizner, Sklo Union glassworks.
- A beautiful serving platter, hand-formed from heavy glass. Chribska Glassworks, Czechoslovakia.
- Vase designed by J. Rozinka, Nový Bor Glassworks. Czechoslovakia.
- A vase made of lilac-colored glass, neodymium glass. Designed by M. Klinger, Zelezny Brod Glassworks, Czech Republic.
- A vase made of lilac-colored glass, neodymium glass. Designed by M. Klinger, Zelezny Brod Glassworks, Czech Republic.
- A very large platter, designed in an intriguing style. Czech Republic.
- Set of vessels—a vase and an ashtray, art glass, beautifully colored. Czech Republic.
- Glass fish, eel, art glass, Czech Republic.
- Glass fish, multicolored glass. Czech Republic, second half of the 20th century.
- Glass fish, multicolored glass. Czech Republic, second half of the 20th century.
- Murano Sommerso Vase, designed by Flavio Poli for Seguso, 1960s.
- Murano Sommerso Vase, designed by Flavio Poli for Seguso, 1960s.
- Five-branched candlestick, pressed glass, designed by Staffan Gellerstedt for the Pukeberg Glassworks—Sweden
- A large, antique glass figurine of a Dala horse from Lindshammar, Sweden.
- A vase designed by the iconic Finnish designer Tapio Wirkkala for Littala, made of Avena glass. Signed.
- A glass basket designed by L. Fiedorowicz, Ząbkowice.
- A vase from the communist era, made of body-tinted glass. Its design is somewhat reminiscent of Józef Podlasek’s “Christmas Tree.”
- Glass vase with an optical effect. West Germany, 1970s.
- Crystal vase, designed by Kurt Wokan and Ingrid Glashutte, 1970s.
- Porcelain figurine "Hunting Dogs," Royal Dux, Czechoslovakia
- A ceramic bird figurine by Jie Gantoft, designed by Erik Engqvist, Sweden.
- A ceramic bird figurine designed by Erik Engqvist for Jie Sweden in the 1960s.
- A set of two bookends decorated with an owl motif, made of white marble.
- A set of two bookends decorated with images of rulers on thrones, made of marble.
- Ceramic bottle designed by Antonin Škoda, Jihotvar—Czechoslovakia.
- A textured porcelain vase from the “Korallen” series, designed by Peter Müller for Sgrafo Modern in West Germany. The 1970s.
- Ceramic bowl, Fat Lava glaze, Carstens Tonnieshof, 0558/25. West Germany, 1970s.
- Floor vase with a handle, Rene Neue, Hutschenreuther, Germany, 1970s. Collector's item.
- Collectibles set—a platter and a jug, designed by Marianne Starck for the Danish company Michael Andersen, 1950s.
- A one-of-a-kind piece! A vase designed by Prof. Max Lauger. Germany, 1920s.
- Porcelain floor vase, Schumann Arzberg Bavaria.
- A religious artifact—a casket topped with a cross, in the Mid-Century Modern style.
- A set of modular candlesticks with bowls, Stoff and Nagel, Germany.
- Chandelier designed by J.T. Kalmar, Austria, 1950s.
- UNO & ÖSTEN KRISTIANSSON ceiling lamp, No. 552, Luxus, Vittsjö, Sweden.
- A double-sided wall sconce designed by Rolf Kruger for Neuhaus, Germany, in the 1970s.
- Wall sconces or ceiling lights, Aro Leuchten, Germany, 1970s.
- Side lamp—wall sconce, acrylic, 4 light sources.
- Ceiling lamp with three shades - Murano Mazzega. Italy, 1980s.
- A Danish ceiling lamp made of metal, designed in the Mid-Century style.
- Vitrika lamp, Aladdin series, Denmark, 1960s.
- A Space Age-style pendant lamp designed by Richard Essig in the 1970s, Germany.
- Danish ceiling lamp, 1970s.
- The Trix Chair, designed by Karl Friedrich Förster for KFF.
- A chair designed by Vico Magistertti for Fritz Hansen—it dates from 1997 and was manufactured in Denmark.
- A chair with a minimalist design, made by Lapalma, Italy.
- Leather chaise longue/ottoman, manufactured by the German company COR.
- A leather sofa manufactured by the Swiss company De Sede.
- One of Verner Panton's iconic designs—the Cone Chair in orange, designed in 1958.
- An exhibition poster titled "Le Corbusier Secret," which promoted an exhibition at the Nordjyllands Kunstmuseum in Aalborg in 1987
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- A design icon—the Panthella floor lamp, designed by Verner Panton and manufactured by Louis Poulsen.
- The Pusicona Lamp—designed by Franco Milletti for Artemide, Italy, in the 1960s.
- Ceiling lamps with Murano Mazzega shades. Italy.
- A ceiling lamp made by the Danish company Strini Belysning, 1980s.
- Glass ceiling lamp, Italy.
- Vitrika Wall Sconce—Denmark, 1970s.
- An Italian Space Age-style ceiling lamp.
- Chandelier designed by Gaetano Sciolari, Italy, 1970s.
- Vase with a ruffle, designed by Ludwik Fiedorowicz, Staszic Glassworks, HSG “Ząbkowice” branch, 1980s, mold-blown glass.
- An Italian secretary desk designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Bernini in 1957, model 530. Made of rosewood.
- Carsten Tonnieshof collector's vase, No. 1533/24, 1970s.
- Ceramic bowl with beautiful glazing. West Germany, 1970s.
- Wall plate by Ruscha Keramik, West Germany, 1970s.
- Rosenthal wall plate, Studio Linie, designed by Rosamonde Nairac, 1970s.
- Plate designed by Z. Stryjeńska, “Highlander Dance,” Chodzież
- A large glass bottle, Antico-style glass.
- Elena Belova, "Landscape with a Magnolia," painted in Saint Petersburg in 1989.
- A collector's item: a Rosenthal porcelain vase created in collaboration with Croatian artist Ivan Rabuzin.
- Scheurich vase. Beautiful glaze. Marked 281-19. 1960s.
- This Danish rocking chair from the 1960s was designed by Hans Olsen for Juul Kristensen
- Dining table, designed by Hennig Kjaernulf, manufactured by a woodworking shop in Vejle, Denmark.
- Set of 4 dining chairs made of teak, Denmark.
- A replica of the iconic 1928 design by Le Corbusier's Studio—the LC4 chaise longue.
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