A black and white clock notoriously known from Czech (and Czechoslovak) public spaces, as it was and still is placed at stations, schools and all kinds of public buildings. It is an exterior model with contrasting clock dial and thick hands, so it is visible from great distance. Otherwise the dial is very simple designed, the number on the classic dials were abstracted to bold five minutes marks and the only other thing on the dial is the typical triangular logo of the brand. On our website we offer more types of these clocks in smaller sizes and with a brown frame.Original industrial wall clock Pragotron the turn of the 50s and 60s. Frame is made of Bakelite. Clock face is covered with glass. Clock is converted into a battery-powered clockwork working on just 1 x AA battery. It operates as an independent wall clock.The item is available within 14 days.

A table lamp type 1619 designed in the fifties by Josef Hůrka for NAPAKO. Josef Hůrka is one of the most significant personalities in Czech light design. The lamp has metal construction made of round base in light green colour and white perforated metal sheet. The lamp shade has ocher yellow foil inside. The lamp is left in its original condition, it is fully functional, with the original switch.

A KOINOR leather armchair made in Germany in the nineties. The company KOINOR was founded by Horst Müller in 1953 in the Bavarian town Michelau. The inspiration for the name KOINOR was the famous Koh-i-noor diamond. The chair has a solid construction with comfortable armrests, it stands on a swiveling metal leg with a wide base, which guarantees its stability. The chair is in an excellent original condition, there is no visible damage on the surface of the leather.