Large vintage leather medicine ball from the 1940s–1950s Taito and graphic arts—guided by a

and graphic arts—guided by a belief that design rooted in philosophical clarity was meaningful

and orange ceramic tiles

this bowl adds elegance to any space - a must-have for those who appreciate timeless design

Among the standout pieces was the Trendig serving trolley

this shaker is a rare collector’s item from the post-Prohibition era

Large vintage leather medicine ball from the 1940s–1950s Taito and graphic arts—guided by aA beautifully patinated vintage leather medicine ball (Turnball), weighing 2 kg, from a German sporting goods dealer in Hannover, dating to the mid 20th century. Crafted from thick, hand stitched cowhide panels, this type of medicine ball was standard equipment in gyms, schools, and fire brigade (Pompier Haus) training halls across Central Europe. Lighter than the larger 35 kg versions, the 2 kg weight was especially suited for general physical