Box with anti-sweating powder from the equipment of the US Army from II. world war. It would be interesting to compare a similar product of the enemy at the time....
Alarm clock from the early seventies of the 20th century. In shape, it is inspired by the exaggerated design of American car dashboards from the 1950s. But this inspiration is very cultivated....
Tool that is used in kitchen work and is still produced for many decades in its unaltered form. Company logo Dr.Oetker adds a touch of "uniqueness" to the ordinary thing. The sticker is a post from the previous owner....
Grinder from an unknown manufacturer from the interwar period. Material: nickel-plated brass alloy, glass. The morphology and decor is classic, with only a hint of the influence of art deco. The object is fully functional and fits well in the hand....
Box made of cedar wood cannot deviate from the long tradition of making and packing Caribbean cigars. Few products can smell so pleasant for a long time. The combination of a light cigar, the Pearl category in the Cuban style of the 1930s, with a...
Design of this object dates back to approximately 1870. It was manufactured in Germany or Austria-Hungary. At that time it belonged to the household equipment of any middle-class household. It is not appropriate to have dirty, or even burned fingers....
Despite the fact that the object will be 100 years old, it has a well-designed ergonomics. The shape is the result of long-term improvement to minimize fatigue in long-term professional use. It was produced by Josef Hahn manufacture in Opava....
Double-sided, without handle, indicating that it was designed for normal office work. More expensive versions with a handle were symbols of the status of the owner, similarly like pens....
Historical piece of the 40's of the last century, with reference to Swiss thrift, for which they were willing to devise a reasonably complicated but reliable tool. The device was used to grind and polish classic blunt razor blades at times when disposable razors did...
Antique object, which was an important part of the equipment of every solid work desk between circa 1850 and 1940. Its owner, by imprinting his initials or other graphic expressions in the sealing wax, confirmed, besides his signature, the originality and inviolability of the postal...