Applied Art auctions

Desk-top model airplane - Vintage from the 1960s Handcrafted airplane model made of thick aluminum on a copper base. These models were used as paperweights or decorative items in the study of an aviation enthusiast. Condition: very good [original, handcrafted] Dimensions—airplane: 19.5 x 12 [cm], base: 12.5 x 9 [cm]
Marble inkwell with a lamp (desk accessory) from the first half of the 20th century A luxurious piece of vintage office furniture. Multifunctional items of this type, combining a writing desk with electric lighting, gained immense popularity during the interwar period; they were a symbol of modernity and the owner’s high social status Condition: very good Dimensions: height (with lamp): 29 [...
Art Nouveau-style table crumb-sweeping set (dustpan and brush) – second half of the 20th century The dustpan is made of metal with Art Nouveau decoration, and the brush has a wooden handle Condition: very good minus [slight paint wear] Dimensions: length 24 [cm], width 21 [cm]
Diameter: 18 cm. Weight: 1050 gr. Condition as shown in the photo.

Hutsul jug

 
35 EUR
Hutsul jug, wood decorated with pyrography and bells, height 28 cm; one bell is missing, but this does not affect the overall appearance of the item.
Arnolfo di Cambio crystal ice bucket, designed by Cini Boeri, with Lino Sabattini tongs from the 1970s
Material: glass, oroplastics | Dimensions: height 6.5 cm, width 12 cm | Markings: signed on the bottom
glazed porcelain; 4.5 x 51 x 34.5 cm Sticker on the back: Mi / Mirostowice / Mirostowickie Ceramics Factory in Mirostowice Dolne Mirostowickie Ceramics Factory, third quarter of the 20th century
hammered, repoussé copper; 70 x 27.5 cm USSR, 1970s
Mirostowice Ceramics Factory, Mirror W-2, 1976, glazed ceramic, dimensions: 23 x 19 cm, manufacturer's sticker on the back.
width, avg. 31.5 cm preserved fragments of the label
enameled sheet metal; diameter 29 cm; "Olkusz" Enamelware Factory in Olkusz, 1960s–1970s
enameled sheet metal; 29 cm in diameter stamp on the reverse: KONSUMY / 1945–1975 "Olkusz" Enamelware Factory in Olkusz, 1960s–1970s