Set of three pieces, by M. Pozar, UP Závody, brown wood, black glass, Czechoslovakia, 1960s.
2 899 PLN
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This set of furniture, designed by Mojmir Pozar and produced by the Czechoslovakian UP Závody Bučovice factory, is an example of mid-century modern from the 1960s. The ensemble includes a small chest of drawers (nightstand), a larger chest, and a desk/vanity. The bodies are finished in a warm, honey-toned wood veneer with a subtle semi-gloss, while the tops feature a dark, almost black glass or laminate with a high-gloss finish, creating a striking contrast with the lighter wood. Each piece is fitted with elongated, curved black handles and slender, tapered legs painted in matte black, emphasizing the lightness and geometric clarity characteristic of the era. The construction favors clean lines, minimal ornamentation, and straightforward functionality. There are minor signs of use—scratches and edge wear on the veneer, small chips or scratches on the glass tops—but overall, the set is in good condition and does not require restoration. The listed price is for the complete set, which comprises three elements: small chest, chest, and desk/vanity. This set tells the story of 1960s Czechoslovakia, where modernism met everyday practicality and design aimed to serve daily comfort. The details—from veneer to black glass—echo the spirit of an era that prized simplicity and clarity of form. Slim proportions and material contrasts evoke interiors where every element had its place, and furniture became a silent partner in the rhythm of daily life. The set retains its authenticity, subtly revealing traces of past decades. The elements
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Height81 cm
Width44 cm
Length121 cm
Dimension details
Length121 cm
Height81 cm
Width44 cm
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