This antique wall rack dates back to the early 20th century and was skillfully crafted using turned wooden bars, showcasing the craftsmanship of the time.
It would be perfect for displaying curiosities, collectibles, or small books, adding a touch of vintage charm to any interior.
After more than a century, the shelves are in used condition. Over the years, they have been painted multiple times, resulting in a beautiful layered patina that highlights their age and character. The wood has been treated with varnish to provide a protective coating and a subtle glossy finish.
Measurements:
Width: 61 cm
Heigt: 64 cm
Depth: 17.5 cm
This remarkable antique pocketbook dates back to the early 19th century and bears the inscription ‘Lucas Van Lammeren Koopman in Turf 1817’ in elegant gilded letters — which translates to ‘Lucas Van Lammeren, Salesman in Peat’.
It offers a rare glimpse into everyday commerce of the time and is a true testament to early Dutch craftsmanship. With its historical context and personalized marking, this piece is undoubtedly museum-worthy and would make a striking addition to any collection of relics or antique personal items.
Despite being over 200 years old, the pocketbook remains in good condition, showing honest signs of age and use. The natural patina it developed over time only enhances its authenticity and charm.
This antique case was crafted in the 1930s and features a detailed depiction of three hunting dogs.
It would make a perfect addition for an old-school gentleman, a hunting enthusiast, or anyone with a passion for classic sporting decor.
After nearly a century, the case remains in good condition, though it naturally shows signs of age and use. Over the years, it has developed a beautiful patina that only enhances its authentic charm and character.
This antique porte pipes was designed by Corneau Frères and cast by the renowned foundry Pyrogène in Charleville. It features an elegant Art Nouveau design with flowing, organic lines and a beautifully sculpted gecko at its center. The stand is equipped with 11 pipe holders and a central compartment designed to hold a matchbox.
A true collector’s piece, it would make a unique and functional addition to any smoking lounge or antique collection.
Even after more than a century, the pipe holder remains in good condition, though it shows expected signs of age and wear. Over time, it has developed a rich patina that enhances its character and historical charm. The surface has been carefully treated with antique wax, giving it a protective layer and a subtle glossy finish.
This characterful briefcase from the 1930s is a fine example of classic British craftsmanship. Designed with practicality in mind, it folds open to reveal a variety of compartments ideal for storing small items, documents, or everyday essentials.
The front is secured with a traditional metal clasp and two robust leather straps. Embossed on the front are the initials W.D, lending the piece a touch of personal history. Please note: the original key is no longer present, so the clasp can no longer be locked.
This timeless piece would make a stylish and functional daily work bag — or a striking vintage accent in any interior.
Despite its age, the briefcase remains in very good condition, with only minor signs of wear. The patina on the leather tells the story of a century of use and adds to its unique charm.
Measurements:
Width: 31.5 cm
Height: 25.5 cm
(Folded open: 63 cm)
Depth: 5 cm
This exceptional forged iron sculpture was crafted by renowned German metalworker Hugo Berger, a master artisan who founded his first metal workshop in 1895. His intricate decorative ironwork gained worldwide recognition, making his pieces highly sought after.
Designed in the shape of a Viking drakkar ship, this ashtray features a built-in matchbox and cigarette holder. It rests on a custom-made wrought iron stand, enhancing its striking presence.
A true statement piece, this unique ashtray would make a captivating addition to any interior, collection, or display of fine craftsmanship.
Even after more than a century, the ashtray remains in excellent condition. Time and use have bestowed upon it a rich, oxidized patina that only enhances its character and historical charm. Sadly one of the small round shields is missing on the right side of the ship.
To preserve its surface, the piece has been carefully cleaned and treated with antique wax, providing a subtle protective layer and a refined, glossy finish.
Measurements:
Length: 28 cm
Height: 98.5 / 32 cm
Width: 12 cm
Diameter base: 23 cm
Vintage 1940 Swiss Army Cowhide Mountaineer’s Rucksack – “Haaraffe Tornister”
This rare and iconic Swiss Army rucksack, nicknamed the Haaraffe Tornister (“hairy ape backpack”), was issued in 1940 and has since become a true classic in our collection.
Originally introduced in 1898, this model remained virtually unchanged until 1950—testament to its practical and durable design.
The rucksack features multiple interior compartments that unfold for easy access, as well as a small external pocket on the front. The exterior is made of genuine cowhide, which gives the bag its distinctive look and German nickname. The interior is lined with sturdy canvas for extra durability.
After more than 80 years, this piece still holds up well. It shows visible signs of age and use, such as wear on the cowhide and areas where the hair has thinned or come off—adding to its rugged, authentic patina. The rucksack has been treated and is completely free of any insect activity.
Whether you’re a collector of military gear or simply appreciate vintage craftsmanship, this Haaraffe Tornister is a striking and storied piece of alpine history.
Measurements:
Height: 46 cm
Width: 27 cm
Depth: 13 cm
This vintage advertising sign promotes Groenendael beer and features a proud Groenendaeler shepherd dog at its center — a striking image that makes it highly decorative and eye-catching.
It would be the perfect piece to display in a pub, restaurant or man cave, adding a touch of rustic Belgian charm to any interior.
After nearly a century, the sign shows signs of wear consistent with age, including surface marks and a beautifully aged, oxidized patina that enhances its character. Remarkably, it still retains its original cardboard back plate.
The surface has been carefully treated with varnish, providing a protective outer layer and a subtle glossy finish to preserve its look for years to come.
This exceptional forged iron sculpture was crafted by renowned German metalworker Hugo Berger, a master artisan who founded his first metal workshop in 1895. His intricate decorative ironwork gained worldwide recognition, making his pieces highly sought after.
Designed in the shape of a Viking drakkar ship, this ashtray features a built-in candle and cigarette holder. It rests on a custom-made wrought iron stand, enhancing its striking presence. The ship can be detached from the stand.
A true statement piece, this unique ashtray would make a captivating addition to any interior, collection, or display of fine craftsmanship.
Even after more than a century, the ashtray remains in excellent condition. Time and use have bestowed upon it a rich, oxidized patina that only enhances its character and historical charm. To preserve its surface, the piece has been carefully cleaned and treated with antique wax, providing a subtle protective layer and a refined, glossy finish.
Measurements:
Length: 23 cm
Height: 90 / 30 cm
Width: 15 cm
Diameter base: 21 cm
This vintage climbing rope from the 1950s comes coiled in its original leather pouch and features two sturdy metal hooks. A true relic from a time when gear was built to last.
It would make a perfect display piece for a cabin, lodge, or adventure-themed interior — or to take along on a nostalgic hike into the wild.
After more than 70 years, the rope remains in good vintage condition, with visible signs of wear and age that only add to its authentic, rugged charm.
Measurements:
Leather pouch folded: 12.5 x 11.5 cm
This antique iron handle was once mounted on a coffin and was unearthed during the excavation of old burial sites. Adorned with an angel, it features a striking gothic design, making it a truly distinctive piece.
After spending over a century underground, the iron has oxidized, developing a rich patina that enhances its raw, timeworn charm.
This unique artifact would make a fascinating addition to any cabinet of curiosities, but it could also serve as an extraordinary handle for cabinets or drawers, adding a macabre yet elegant touch to your decor.
To preserve its character, the handle has been carefully cleaned and treated with antique wax, providing a protective layer and a subtle sheen. Despite its age, it still hinges properly and remains functional.
