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    Peter Klasen is a painter, photograph and sculptor born in Germany in 1935. His is one of the principals members of narrative figuration, movements that aims to give a social and political sense to painting. The principal theme of his pieces is «the industrialization ».

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    Jean-Pierre Vasarely was a French painter born in 1934. Son of the famous painter Victor Vasarely, he chose to be called « Yvaral »  in order to build his own reputation. He studied graphics in Paris. In the sixties, he became one of the most representative artist of kinetic art . He is also one of the creator of the G.R.A.V (Visual art group) regrouping abstract art artists. Group which aims to open access to art.He died in 2002.

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    MANUFACTURER : Rzemieślniczy Dom Towarowy Pair of red metal chairs in their original vintage condition. They were conceived by Soviet-era Polish designers and produced in the 1950s. We do not have any information about them except that they were sold in Warsaw by Rzemieślniczy Dom Towarowy. They can be to renovate on request.

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    DESIGNER : Apolinar Jan Gałecki MANUFACTURER : MEOS Small metal black and yellow table lamp. The lampshare is ajdjustable.Completely restored,  this creation corresponds to the PRL Design (Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa). This vintage product was designed by the polish designer Apolinar Jan Gałecki during the soviet era which took place in Poland in the sixties. A similar product was produced by J. T Kalmar.

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    DESIGNER : Apolinar Jan Gałecki MANUFACTURER : Stołeczne Zakłady Metalowe Small white bedside lamp that could also be used as a wall lamp. It was designed by the  polish designer Apolinar Jan Gałecki and made in the sixties during the soviet era in Poland. It corresponds to the PRL design (Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa). Another product with the similar appearance was realized by the German designer Ernst Igl.

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    Enamelled white "Whisky" ceramic bottle, signed and referenced « Capron Vallauris 2A ». Roger Capron was a french ceramist born in 1922 in Vincennes. He was the apprentice of the decorator René Gabriel. Roger Capron decided in the forties to become a ceramist. In 1946, he opened his workshop in Vallauris with the two ceramists Robert Picault and Jean Derval. The success that french production knew at this time, gives to Roger Capron the opportunity to grow his company. In the beginning of the fifties, he opened the « Atelier Capron », which hire fifty employees. A few years later, he knew an international success. Nowadays, many collectors around the world are very interested in Roger Capron's works. Galleries regularly present him in Germany, Canada and United States. He died in 2006.

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    MANUFACTURER : Krasna Jizba Armchair from the fifties. It is a Czech production from the Soviet era, entirely restored with soft beige furnishings. It was produced in the 50's by Krasna Jizba. Its armrests are made of a thin piece of wood.

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    DESIGNER : František Jirák MANUFACTURER : Tatra Nabytok Pair of black lacquered beechwood armchairs. They were probably conceived by Czech designer František Jirák and were produced by Tatra Nabytok in the sixties, in the Soviet Czechoslovakia. These chairs have been entirely restored with grey soft furnishings. Their armrests are made of a thin piece of wood.

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    DESIGNER : Rajmund Teofil Hałas MANUFACTURER : Paczków Pair of beechwood chairs designed by the Polish designer Rajmund Teofil Halas. They were produced during the Soviet era in Poland. They were restored with a grey furnishing.

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    DESIGNER : Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz MANUFACTURER : Tarnowiec White glass vase. Drawn by the glassworker Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz and produced in Tarnowiec in Poland after 1982 in the last decade of the Soviet era. The vase came from the serie "Butli".

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    DESIGNER : Juliusz Kędziorek MANUFACTURER : Zamojskie Fabryki Mebli Set of 6 Polish wooden chairs. They were designed by Juliusz Kedziorek in 1965 und untitled GFM-57. These seats were completely restored and covered with a beige fabric.  This chair illustrates the process of production in Poland during the PRL period. Indeed this model was presented at first to different commission deciding on its manufacturing. It is following these stages that this chair taken the name of model 200-203 of the factory of Zamojskie.

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    MANUFACTURER : Karolina Polish porcelain from the 1960s. It is a hand-painted ceramic signed by an unknown ceramist. It presents a minimalistic and repetitive decoration. This object was produced by the company Karolina which was originally a German factory called Königszelt. The name changed in 1954 when the Polish State seizes one of the German establishments present in Poland. The history behind this object is an example of the functioning of the regimes of the Eastern countries during Soviet era.

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    Enamelled white "Calvados" ceramic bottle, signed and referenced "Capron Vallauris 2A". Roger Capron is a french ceramist born in 1922 in Vincennes. He is the apprentice of the decorator René Gabriel. In the forties, he decides to become a ceramist. In 1946, he opens his workshop in Vallauris with the two ceramists Jean Derval and Robert Picault. The success that french production knows at this time, enables Roger Capron the to grow his company. In the beginning of the fifties, he opens the « Atelier Capron », which hire fifty employees. A few years later, he knows an international success. Nowadays, many collectors around the world are very interested in Roger Capron's works. Galleries regularly present him in Germany, Canada and United States. He dies in 2006.

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    DESIGNER : Karel Vyčítal et Miloš Sedláček MANUFACTURER : Dřevotvar Czechoslovakian oval table produced by Dřevotvar in the 1970s, typ Venesa designed by Karel Vyčítal et Miloš Sedláček. It is made of wood. It corresponds to the design from the Soviet era.

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    MANUFACTURER : Lusch & Erzeugnis Pair of metal and suede armchairs. It was produced by Lusch & Erzeugnis, a german firm, in the 1960.

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    DESIGNER : František Jirák MANUFACTURER : Tatra Nabytok  Wall unit "Monti 300" produced by Tatra Nabytok in the 1960s. It was designed by the Czechoslovakian Frantisek Jirak. it corresponds to the design from the Soviet era.

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    DESIGNER : Helena Frantova MANUFACTURER : Okolo Czechoslovakian lamp designed by Helena Frantova. It was realized in 1953 for Okolo. It is a versatile lamp which can be used as a table lamp or wall lamp. It is an Eastern Europe lamp. This light is in a vintage condition. The lampshade is tailored and is a copy of the original.

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    MANUFACTURER : ZAOS  Table lamp LN-10 produced by ZAOS. It's a polish metal lamp from the 1960's.

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    DESIGNER : Zbigniew Horbowy Red glass vase. Designed by the glassworker Zbigniew Horbowy and produced in Poland in the 1980s in the last decade of the Soviet era.

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    MANUFACTURER : Rzemieślniczy Dom Towarowy Pair of metal stools in vintage condition. It corresponds to the design of Eastern Europe. These two seats were produced in the 1950 in Poland after the Second World War. These two stools are made of an iron structure and covered with a red tapestry.

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    MANUFACTURER : Rzemieślniczy Dom Towarowy Metal stool in vintage condition. It was produced in Poland, probably in the 1950s. 

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    DESIGNER : Koželka and Kropáček MANUFACTURER : České umělecké dílny Czechoslovakian coffee table. The wood is varnished. The top is made of glass. It was designed in 1944 by Karel Koželka and Antonin Kropáček for České umělecké dílny. The entire collection of this furniture, from which this table comes, won the  silver medal in 1946 at the Milan Triennale.

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    DESIGNER : Jozef Chierowski MANUFACTURER : Dolnoslaska Fabryka MebliPolish armchair designed by Jozef Chierowski in 1962, named 366. It s made of beech wood. This seat was restored with a blue fabric. 

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    Polish metal chair, probably from the 1950's. This seat painted in black is in original condition. 

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    DESIGNER : Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz MANUFACTURER : Tarnowiec Pink glass vase. Designed by the glassworker Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz and produced in Poland in the 1980s in the last decade of the Soviet era.

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    DESIGNER : Stefan Sadowski MANUFACTURER : Sudety Red/orange glass vase. Designed by the glassworker Stefan Sadowski and produced in Poland in the 1980s during the PRL period. It is from the firm "Sudety". 

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    DESIGNER : Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz MANUFACTURER : Tarnowiec Red glass vase. Drawn by the glassworker Jerzy Sluczan-Orkusz and produced in Poland in the 1980s during the last decade of the communist regime. 

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    DESIGNER : Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz MANUFACTURER : Tarnowiec White glass vase. Designed by the glassworker Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz in Poland in the 1980s in the last decade of the PRL period. 

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    DESIGNER : Selman Selmanagić MANUFACTURER : Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau Pair of laminated wooden armchairs by German designer Selman Selmanagic. This model was designed in 1957 for Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau, a public company in eastern Germany. These two seats are refurbished and upholstered.

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    DESIGNER : František Mezulanik Czechoslovakian coffee table from the sixties in original condition. The designer is František Mezulanik.

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    DESIGNER : Josef Hurka MANUFACTURER : Napako Pair of red metal table lamps. These two lightings are from the 1960s and from  Czechoslovakia. They are probably the work of the designer of Eastern Europe Josef Hurka for the firm Napako. The model presented is known under the number 8 51020.  Theses two lamps are in good vintage condition. 

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    Eastern European armchair from the 1960s. It comes from Poland. This armchair rests on four metal feet finished with movable legs. It is completely restored and upholstered in grey fabric. 

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    DESIGNER : Jozef Chierowski MANUFACTURER : Dolnoslaska Fabryka Mebli Polish armchair designed by Jozef Chierowski in 1962, named 366. It s made of beech wood. This seat was restored with a grey fabric. 

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    DESIGNER : Jiri Jiroutek MANUFACTURER : Interier Praha Sideboard by the Czech designer Jiri Jiroutek for Interier Praha, typ U-453. It has eight black, white and pink drawers made of wood. This chest is from the 1960s.

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    DESIGNER : Leos Nikel Light from the 1950s, by the Czechoslovakian designer Leos Nikel. This lamp is made of wood and metal. The lampshade is hand made with a beige fabric.

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    Benjamin Vautier, also known as "Ben" is a french artist, born in 1935. After having lived in Egypt and in Paris, Ben and his mother moved in Nice in 1949.In 1958, he opened a small second hand vinyl store. He customized the front wall with various objects.Thanks to the originality of this decoration, he met contemporaneous artists like Cesar, Rays or Arman. Ben was influenced by the lettrism movement.

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    DESIGNER : Apolinar Jan Galecki MANUFACTURER : MEOS Metal black and grey table lamp. The lampshare is ajdjustable.This creation is from the Polish People's Republic era (1952-1989). It was designed by the polish designer Apolinar Jan Gałecki. A similar product was produced by J. T Kalmar. This light is in original condition, the electric system was changed. 

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    DESIGNER : Miroslav Navratil MANUFACTURER : Vertex Red fiber glass laminate chair "T3". This seat was designed by  the Czech Miroslav Navratil for Vertex Litomysl in the 1960s. It was designed for the legendary T3 tram, which runs to this day in Prague, Brno, Olomouc, Bratislava, Riga, Moscow, Tashkent, Lviv and Kiev. The manufacturer, Tatra Smichov, sold 14 thousand trams. Even 50 years from manufacturing the first tram, this is the most numerous tram model in the world.

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    DESIGNER : Jiri Jiroutek MANUFACTURER : Interier Praha Sideboard by the Czech designer Jiri Jiroutek for Interier Praha, typ U-452. It has two rose and white doors. This chest is from the 1960s.

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    DESIGNER : Helena Frantova MANUFACTURER : Okolo Pair of Czech lamps designed by Helena Frantova. They were realised in 1953 for Okolo.  These lights can be used as a table lamp or wall lamp. It is Eastern Europe design. These lamps are in a vintage condition. 

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    Czech functionalist sofa of the 1930s. It has a steel  structure and presents two pieces of wood on the sides. The pillows are covered with a brown leather. This sofa was restored a few years ago. It is in good condition. 

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    Enamelled white "Gin" ceramic bottle, signed and referenced « Capron Vallauris A1 ». Roger Capron was a french ceramist born in 1922 in Vincennes. He was the apprentice of the decorator René Gabriel. Roger Capron decided in the forties to become a ceramist. In 1946, he opened his workshop in Vallauris with the two ceramists Robert Picault and Jean Derval. The success that french production knew at this time, gives to Roger Capron the opportunity to grow his company. In the beginning of the fifties, he opened the « Atelier Capron », which hire fifty employees. A few years later, he knew an international success. Nowadays, many collectors around the world are very interested in Roger Capron's works. Galleries regularly present him in Germany, Canada and United States. He died in 2006.

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    Jacques Monory was born in Paris in 1924. He trained as a painter then he discovered photography universe by working 10 years with an art publisher. He is one of the principals artist representing narrative figuration; movement created in 1960 in order to give a social and political aspect to painting.From photographies that he take himself or that he picks in articles, he creates figures that he paints in pink, blue or yellow. His pieces represents modern society.

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    Jacques Monory was born in Paris in 1924. He received training to become a painter then he discovered photography universe by working 10 years with an art publisher. He is one of the principals artist representing narrative figuration; movement created in 1960 in order to give a social and political aspect to painting.From photographies that he take himself or that he picks in articles, he creates figures that he paints in pink, blue or yellow. His pieces represents modern society.

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    Jacques Monory was born in Paris in 1924. He received training to become a painter then he discovered photography universe by working 10 years with an art publisher. He is one of the principals artist representing narrative figuration; movement created in 1960 in order to give a social and political aspect to painting.From photographies that he take himself or that he picks in articles, he creates figures that he paints in pink, blue or yellow. His pieces represents modern society.

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    Jacques Monory was born in Paris in 1924. He received training to become a painter then he discovered photography universe by working 10 years with an art publisher. He is one of the principals artist representing narrative figuration; movement created in 1960 in order to give a social and political aspect to painting.From photographies that he take himself or that he picks in articles, he creates figures that he paints in pink, blue or yellow. His pieces represents modern society.

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    Jean-Pierre Vasarely was a French painter born in 1934. Son of the famous painter Victor Vasarely, he chose to be called « Yvaral »  in order to build his own reputation. He studied graphics in Paris. In the sixties, he became one of the most representative artist of kinetic art . He is also one of the creator of the G.R.A.V (Visual art group) regrouping abstract art artists. Group which aims to open access to art.He died in 2002.

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    Geneviève Claisse is a French painter born in 1935. She is the niece of the famous artist Auguste Herbin.In 1958, she exposed his pieces for the first time in Paris and in Cambrai. The following year, she moved in Paris.This is during this period that she began a collaboration with her uncle and that she shared her workshop with him.

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    Yaacov Gibstein called Agam is an Israeli artist born in 1928. He became a figure of kinetic art. Between 1946 and 1948, Agam first trained in Jerusalem at the Bezalel School, at the same time working as a graphic designer in advertising agencies. In 1951, he settled in Paris. The same year he became interested in kinetic art. He enrolled in Jean Dewasne's abstract art workshop and met Fernand Léger and Auguste Herbin.In 1953, Agam had his first solo exhibition, where he laid the foundations of his work by referring to Judaism from a philosophical perspective. He won the first international exhibition of kinetic art at the Denise René Gallery in 1955. At the beginning of the 1970s, Agam was a great success.

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    Yaacov Gibstein called Agam is an Israeli artist born in 1928. He became a figure of kinetic art. Between 1946 and 1948, Agam first trained in Jerusalem at the Bezalel School, at the same time working as a graphic designer in advertising agencies. In 1951, he settled in Paris. The same year he became interested in kinetic art. He enrolled in Jean Dewasne's abstract art workshop and met Fernand Léger and Auguste Herbin.In 1953, Agam had his first solo exhibition, where he laid the foundations of his work by referring to Judaism from a philosophical perspective. He won the first international exhibition of kinetic art at the Denise René Gallery in 1955. At the beginning of the 1970s, Agam was a great success.

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    Yaacov Gibstein called Agam is an Israeli artist born in 1928. He became a figure of kinetic art. Between 1946 and 1948, Agam first trained in Jerusalem at the Bezalel School, at the same time working as a graphic designer in advertising agencies. In 1951, he settled in Paris. The same year he became interested in kinetic art. He enrolled in Jean Dewasne's abstract art workshop and met Fernand Léger and Auguste Herbin.In 1953, Agam had his first solo exhibition, where he laid the foundations of his work by referring to Judaism from a philosophical perspective. He won the first international exhibition of kinetic art at the Denise René Gallery in 1955. At the beginning of the 1970s, Agam was a great success.

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    Yaacov Gibstein called Agam is an Israeli artist born in 1928. He became a figure of kinetic art. Between 1946 and 1948, Agam first trained in Jerusalem at the Bezalel School, at the same time working as a graphic designer in advertising agencies. In 1951, he settled in Paris. The same year he became interested in kinetic art. He enrolled in Jean Dewasne's abstract art workshop and met Fernand Léger and Auguste Herbin.In 1953, Agam had his first solo exhibition, where he laid the foundations of his work by referring to Judaism from a philosophical perspective. He won the first international exhibition of kinetic art at the Denise René Gallery in 1955. At the beginning of the 1970s, Agam was a great success.

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    Yaacov Gibstein called Agam is an Israeli artist born in 1928. He became a figure of kinetic art. Between 1946 and 1948, Agam first trained in Jerusalem at the Bezalel School, at the same time working as a graphic designer in advertising agencies. In 1951, he settled in Paris. The same year he became interested in kinetic art. He enrolled in Jean Dewasne's abstract art workshop and met Fernand Léger and Auguste Herbin.In 1953, Agam had his first solo exhibition, where he laid the foundations of his work by referring to Judaism from a philosophical perspective. He won the first international exhibition of kinetic art at the Denise René Gallery in 1955. At the beginning of the 1970s, Agam was a great success.

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    DESIGNER : Ludvik Volak MANUFACTURER : Drevopodnik Holesov Claustra by Ludvik Volak for Drevopodnik Holesov from the 1960s. It comes from Czech Republic and  can be use as decoration, this piece of furniture can in particular divide a room. This element is in a vintage condition. 

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    DESIGNER : Wladyslaw Wincze et Olgierd Szlekys MANUFACTURER : LAD Pair of wooden Polish chairs. Designed by Wladyslaw Wincze and Olgierd Szlekys for the cooperative " Lad " in 1942. They are vernacular seats. This model is exposed at the Gallery of Polish Design of the National Museum in Warszaw.

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    DESIGNER : František Jirák MANUFACTURER : Tatra Nabytok Pair of armchairs for Tatra Nabytok. They were probably conceived by the Czech designer František Jirák and were produced  in the sixties, in Czechoslovakia.These seats have been entirely restored. Is means the wood and the tapestry changed for fabric with motives. Their armrests are made of a thin piece of wood.

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    DESIGNER : Maria Chomentowska MANUFACTURER : Zakłady im. Wielkiego Proletariatu in ElbląguSet of 4 Polish chairs, designed by Maria Chomentowska in January 1959. Indeed, at that time the Polish Wood Industry magazine [Przemysł Drzewny] published an article entitled "New IWP models"[Nowe modelle IWP][1]. In this article we can see a picture of this chair that will be produced soon. It is an essential model of Eastern European design: the 200-102.The seat and back each consist of a curved piece of plywood. These two elements are visibly screwed together. This complex has been completely renovated.[1] UNKNOWN, "Nowe modele IWP", Przemysł Drzewny, jan. 1959.

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    Metal Polish floor lamp from the 1950s. There are a magazine rack made of a red scoubidou and of a black glass plateau. This lamp is made of a beige and red lampshade elements that are removable. This lamp has been completely restored. The metal parts is repainted, the lampshade are custom-made and the electric system is new. 

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    DESIGNER : Apolinar Jan Galecki MANUFACTURER : MEOS  Metal black and grey table lamp. The lampshare is ajdjustable.This creation is from Eastern Europe. It was designed by the polish designer Apolinar Jan Gałecki. A similar product was produced by J. T Kalmar. This light has been restored. 

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    DESIGNER : Lýdia Mészárosová-Čepková MANUFACTURER : Royal Dux  Rare Czech porcelain of the Czech ceramist Lýdia Mészárosová-Cepková. It was realized for the factory Royal Dux which is a porcelain mark from Bohemia established in 1853. This animal figurine realized in 1959 represent the production of this decade by the forms and the colors. Thus it corresponds to the same movement that the porcelains of Jaroslav Jezek.

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    MANUFACTURER : Pruszkow Polish plate produced by Pruszkow in the 1960s. This painted porcelain is a part of the series Pikasy corresponding to the enthusiam about Picasso.

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    DESIGNER : Koželka and Kropáček MANUFACTURER : Interier Praha Eastern European coffee table made of varnished wood and a top of glass. Designed in 1944 by Karel Koželka and Antonin Kropáček for České umělecké dílny. this table won the  silver medal in 1946 at the Milan Triennale.

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    DESIGNER : Stepan Tabery MANUFACTURER : OPP Jihlava Czech lamp by Stepan Tabery for OPP Jihlava. It is made of red glass lamp with a plastic base. This light is from the 1970s and was produced in Czech Republic.

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    DESIGNER : Ludwik Fiedorowicz MANUFACTURER : Staszic White Polish glass made by the designer Ludwik Fiedorowicz for the factory Staszic. This vase was realized in the 1970s. 

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    DESIGNER : Jiri Jiroutek MANUFACTURER : Interier Praha Czech sideboard by Jiri Jiroutek for Interier Praha from the 1960s, typ U-453-1. It has eight black, white and pink drawers made of wood. The wooden parts has been restored.  Learn more about Jiri Jiroutek's chests.

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    DESIGNER : Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz MANUFACTURER : Tarnowiec Black glass by Jerzy Słuczan-Orkusz and produced in Tarnowiec in Poland after 1982. The vase is from the serie "Butli".

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    DESIGNER : Josef Hurka MANUFACTURER : Lidokov Czech lamp by Josef Hurka for Lidokov from the 1970s, typ L192-1353. It's an Eastern European metal red light with a plastic part. The height of the head is adjustable. This table lamp is in a very good vintage condition.

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    DESIGNER : Josef Hurka MANUFACTURER : Lidokov  Eastern European lamp by the Czech designer Josef Hurka from the 1960s, typ L 181 - 1326. It's a metal red light realized for Lidokov. The height of the conical head is adjustable. This lamp is attached to the office intended to be lit.

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    MANUFACTURER : Napako Ceiling light from the Eastern countries for Napako from the 1960s, typ 1103. This light is made of a circle glass plate decored with an abstract composition. The construction is made of metal.

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    MANUFACTURER : Jitona Czechoslovakian coffee table for Jitona from the 1960s. This furniture is composed  by a oak structure and a table-top made of glass. 

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    Red plastic sign from 1971 celebrating the 50 years of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia (KSC) created in 1921. In the center there is the head of Lenine to show his role in communism.  At the bottom of the sign it is written in Czechoslovak " the proletarians of all the countries join " follow-up by a star symbolizing this union. The sickle and the hammer, the symbol of the communist, are also represented.

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    Small Eastern European dining table made of a red formica from the 1950s with four metal legs. The design is very simple and perfect for two persons. 

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    DESIGNER : Josef Hurka MANUFACTURER : Drupol Pair of Eastern European lamps for Drupol, typ 21616 designed by Josef Hurka in 1963. 

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    DESIGNER : Josef Hurka MANUFACTURER : Drupol Eastern European lamp for Drupol, typ 21616 designed by Josef Hurka in 1963. 

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    DESIGNER : Josef Hurka MANUFACTURER : Napako Pair of white table lamps designed by Josef Hurka and manufactured by Napako in the 1960s. The head is swiveled. They are in a good original vintage condition.

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    DESIGNER : Jarmila Formánková MANUFACTURER : Ditmar Urbach Small ceramic pitcher by the Czechoslovakian designer Jarmila Formánková for the manufacturer Ditmar Urbach. Ceramic from 1959 with "Pyzamo" decor made of black, yellow and white color. 

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    DESIGNER : Jarmila Formánková MANUFACTURER : Ditmar Urbach Ceramic from the Eastern countries by the Czechoslovakian designer Jarmila Formánková for the firm Ditmar Urbach. Ceramic from 1959, which decor untitled "Pyzamo" is made of black and yellow lines. 

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    ARTIST : Alexander Nikolayevich Dobrov Poster from the USSR, 1967. This poster was produced in Soviet Union in Moscow. It commemorates May 1st, 1902. It is written in Russian : "With sacred feeling keep this banner – the courage and flame of first May Days" It was drawn by Alexander Nikolayevich Dobrov (1924-1989). This poster was produced in 250 000 copies. It is in one good one vintage state.

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    ARTIST : A. Lemeshenko Vintage Soviet propaganda poster from 1975. It was produced in Moscow in URSS. It was issued in editions of 135 000. It's written "GLORY TO THE WARRIOR -LIBERATOR !". This poster was realized by A. LEMESHENKO. The poster is in a good vintage condition.

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    Poster of Soviet propaganda from 1976. We see the head Lenin of three quarter on a red background and below it's written in Russian : The Party - the spirit, the honor and the consciousness of our time". 

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    Poster of the exhibition of Jan Konupek (1883-1950) in the regional museum of Pisek in Czech Republic. It took place from March till April, 1970.

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    DESIGNER : Jozef Chierowski MANUFACTURER : Dolnoslaska Fabryka Mebli Polish armchair, model 366 by Jozef Chierowski designed in 1962. It's a vintage piece of furniture. The wood has been restored and the fabric changed. It's a iconic model of the Polish design. It is exposed at the Gallery of Polish Design of the National Museum in Warszaw.

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    DESIGNER : Maria Chomentowska MANUFACTURER :  Zakłady im. Wielkiego Proletariatu in Elblągu Pair of chairs model 200-102 by the Polish designer Maria Chomentowska. The drawing dates from January 1959. Indeed, at this date we see this model appear in Wood Industry magazine [Przemysł Drzewny] in an article entitled "New IWP models" [Nowe modele IWP] [1].This pair was produced by Zakłady im. Wielkiego Proletariatu at Elblągu in Poland. The stained wooden structure contrasts with the clarity of the seat and backrest. These two foundations have been restored by a professional. [1] UNKNOWN, "Nowe modele IWP", Przemysł Drzewny, jan. 1959.

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    MANUFACTURER : Rzemieślniczy Dom Towarowy Eastern European metal chair from the 1950s. The seat and the back has been restored with a red skai. It was sold by Rzemieślniczy Dom Towarowy in Warsaw during the Soviet Era. 

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    DESIGNER : Jiri Jiroutek  MANUFACTURER : Interier Praha Czechoslovakian sideboard for the manufacturer Interier Praha from the 1960s, model U-452. This chest was designed by Jiri Jiroutek. This piece of furniture made of wood has a rose and white door. It is in a good vintage condition.  Learn more about Jiri Jiroutek's chests.

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    DESIGNER : Czeslaw Knothe Pair of Polish armchairs designed by Czeslaw Knothe in the 1960s. The wood structure has been restored. The seat and the back has been refurbished with a blue fabric.

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    MANUFACTURER : Rzemieślniczy Dom Towarowy Stool from the Eastern countries made in the 1950s. It is composed of a black metal structure and a seat with a pink leather. This vintage piece of furniture was sold by Rzemieślniczy Dom Towarowy in Warsaw. This stool is in a very good condition so it was probably restored since the 1950s.

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    DESIGNER : Josef Hurka MANUFACTURER : Lidokov Lamp from the Eastern countries designed Josef Hurka for the firm Lidokov in the 1960s. This red metal light was produced in Czecoslovakia which was a communist country. The height of the lampshade is adjustable.

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    Eastern European circular stool realized in the 1950s in Poland. This piece of furniture hase three legs. The seat is made of plastic. This vintage stool has been restored. 

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    DESIGNER : Ewa Gerczuk-Moskaluk MANUFACTURER : Sudety Big red vase designed by Ewa Gerczuk-Moskaluk for the glass manufacturer Sudety in Poland. It was produced in the 1970s. The glass design from the Polish People's Republic raises nowadays a lot of interest. 

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    DESIGNER : Josef Hurka MANUFACTURER : Napako Pair of wall lamps designed par Josef Hurka for the manufacturer Napako during the 1960s. Those lamps are made of piece of red metal and a plastic lampshade. This model received this medal of the perfect product. This pair of lightings are in a good vintage condition. 

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    DESIGNER : Jarmila Formánková MANUFACTURER : Ditmar Urbach Ceramic tray designed by Jarmila Formánková in 1959 and produced by the Czecoslovakian manufacturer Ditmar Urbach. It is a part of the "Pyzamo" series that is recognizable by the orange, yellow and black lines. 

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    DESIGNER : Jarmila Formánková MANUFACTURER : Ditmar Urbach Ceramic tray for the manufacturer Ditmar Urbach from 1959. It was designed by the Czechoslovakian designer Jarmila Formankova. This vase is a part of the "Pyzamo" series. 

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    DESIGNER : Jarmila Formánková MANUFACTURER : Ditmar Urbach White vase by the designer Jarmila Formánková for the Czechoslovakian firm  Ditmar Urbach. Ceramic from 1959, which decor untitled "Pyzamo" is made of orange, black and yellow lines. 

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    DESIGNER : Antonin Kybal Eastern European carpet, it was probably designed by Antonin Kybal during the 1950s. This is kilim is decorated by a geometric composition. It was professionally cleaned. 

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    MANUFACTURER : Fax Czechoslovakian lamp for Fax from the seventies. Vintage orange metal light. This lamp is attached to the office intended to be lit. The condition is good.

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    DESIGNER : Antonin Kybal Big Czech modernist carpet designed by Antonin Kybal. It is a beautiful piece of wool from the 1950s. There is a geometric composition with contrasted colors. It was professionally cleaned.

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    DESIGNER : Antonin Suman  MANUFACTURER : Tatra Nabytok Set of 4 chairs made by Tatra Nabytok and designed by the Czechoslovakian Antonin Suman. This seat is a nice model from the 1960s. It was upholstered with a cream leather. The wood was refreshed.

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    DESIGNER : Josef Hurka MANUFACTURER : Napako Czechoslovakian floorlamp by Josef Hurka for Napako. This is a black tubular metal lamp from the 1960s. The electrical system has been refurbished but the original switch has been kept. The lampshade has been redesigned to measure, in fabric, in accordance with the original model.

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    MANUFACTURER : Cmielow Polish porcelain, model Kostka, for the manufacturer Cmielow from the 1960s.

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