Decorations

zł1,402.16
Portable record player, mid-20th century. Portable record player, untested, mid-20th century, sold as is. H: 13cm, W: 39cm, D: 28cm Please contact us before ordering to confirm the product’s availability.
Montparnasse picture frame in carved wood, circa 1950. Picture frame, Montparnasse model, carved wood, circa 1950. Outer frame: H: 65cm, W: 52cm, D: 5cm Inner frame: H: 51cm, W: 38.5cm Please contact us before placing your order to confirm the product’s availability.
Architectural elements

Tattooed mobile arm, 20th century.

zł1,533.61
Mobile arm tattoo, 20th century. 20th century arm, tattooed with a mobile ethnic tattoo in wood. H: 40cm, W: 10cm, D: 10cm Contact us before ordering to confirm product availability.
zł5,696.28
Vase, by BLAIN "La Borne". Sculpture, Vase, stoneware in the style of "Carriès", by BLAIN "La Borne".
Atlas" vintage tennis racket by J. Gauthier Fils, Circa 1970 This authentic vintage tennis racket is a magnificent piece of sports memorabilia and industrial design from the 1970s. Named "Atlas" and stamped with the prestigious words "For Championship Play", it was made in France by the famous firm of J. Gauthier Fils, a historic and highly respected name...
Vintage "Marco" Junior Pro tennis racket, Circa 1970 This authentic children's tennis racket is a magnificent piece of sports memorabilia and retro design from the 1970s. Named "Junior Pro" and made by the famous Marco brand, this glued-laminated wooden racket is a precious witness to tennis learning during the golden age of world tournaments on clay and...
zł3,943.58
Curtain rod from Guillerme et Chambron, 1960 Curtain rod from Guillerme et Chambron, 1960, light oak. Please contact us before ordering to confirm availability. Dimensions: H: 24 cm, W: 115 cm, D: 16 cm
zł1,840.34
Pair of "Seal" ceramic bookends, circa 1950 This charming pair of ceramic bookends is a mid-century creation dating from 1950. Typical of post-war ceramic production, these objects are a perfect blend of functionality and animal tenderness. Each bookend takes the form of a small seal (or sea lion) modelled with clean, stylised lines characteristic of the...
Vintage tennis racket, miss go, mid 20th century This vintage tennis racket is a fine example of the history of sport and design in the mid-twentieth century. It's the 'Miss Go Pro' model, a vintage racket made from glued laminated wood, an emblematic manufacturing technique that offered players of the time the ideal compromise between flexibility and...
Pair of ceramic dishes by Alan Beitner - Art Moderne This pair of ceramic dishes is a remarkable work by Alan Beitner, a figure associated with the Art Moderne movement. Each piece is distinguished by a polychrome abstract decoration, where shapes and colours intertwine under a layer of glazed ceramic that magnifies the intensity of the pigments and adds...

Explore the World of Decorative Objects through the Ages

Welcome to our diverse collection of decorative objects, where history and style meet to create a unique and captivating world. Each piece in our selection is chosen for its beauty, originality and ability to tell a story, reflecting the decorative trends of different eras and cultures.

Antiques: Richness and Refinement

Our journey begins in Antiquity, when decorative objects were used not only to embellish space but also to display social status and beliefs. Discover ornate vases from ancient Egypt, Greek statuettes symbolising the gods and goddesses, and Roman mosaics that brought colour and life to the most sumptuous homes.

The Middle Ages and the Renaissance: Spirituality and Humanism

The Middle Ages highlighted spirituality through decorative objects such as crosses, reliquaries and richly decorated icons. With the Renaissance, the emphasis shifted to humanism and a return to classical forms, reflected in decorative objects such as sculpted busts, detailed tapestries and coloured glassware.

Baroque and Rococo: Opulence and Exuberance

The Baroque era and its successor Rococo offered an explosion of luxury with excessively ornate objets d'art. Silver candelabras, mirrors framed with carved gilding and finely painted porcelain dominate this period, each designed to reflect the status and wealth of its owner while playing with light and space.

The 19th and 20th centuries: Industrialisation and Modernism

Industrialisation brought new materials and techniques, enabling the mass production of decorative objects. However, this was also the period of the Arts and Crafts movement, which called for a return to craftsmanship and natural materials. Later, Modernism and Art Deco introduced clean lines and geometric shapes, advocating an aesthetic of functionality and style.

The Contemporary Era: Diversity and Personalisation

In the contemporary era, interior design becomes an expression of individuality. Our contemporary objects range from minimalist to eclectic, using modern materials such as plastic, glass and recycled metal. Contemporary art, sculptures, light installations and interactive design objects allow everyone to personalise their space according to their own tastes.

Discover our Collection

Each object in our collection has been carefully selected to represent the best of each period, offering art lovers and collectors the chance to own a piece of history. Browse our range to find the perfect object that will not only complement your décor but also enrich your surroundings with unrivalled history and beauty.

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