Collection

These glasses carry more than spirits.
They carry tradition. Hand-blown in Eastern Europe. Painted by hand. No two are identical. The thick base adds weight and balance.
The floral motifs echo folk art and rural rituals.

We believe they were made for moments, not volume. For stories told once and remembered - a perfect match for PatinaReloved.

- 24 CHF

Unity through contrast
The fork and the spoon are opposites by design.
One pierces. One gathers.
Bound together, they become cooperative.

Analogy: Two hands clasped to lift the same bowl.

- 65 CHF

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Another great flea market find. This Art Deco metal sign advertises the drink absinthe. The “green fairy” was embraced by artists, writers, and intellectuals in the late 18th century. But it was only after it was banned that it became a cult drink.

Today, absinthe symbolizes rebellion and creativity. A piece that would look great in any home bar.

- 25 CHF

Two terms that couldn't be more different – One brand that stands for design from the far north.

This small bowl with a dark blue floral motif reflects the green forests and blue lakes of Finland in a fairytale-like way.

The bowl is in very good condition—almost too good to use, but also too good to just look at.

The Arabia HLA series was made by Arabia's art department, making it a sought-after limited edition. The hand-painted decoration required a high level of skill and talented artist.

Hilkka-Liisa Ahola (1920-2009) was one of Arabia's leading ceramists. She worked at the Arabia factory from 1947 to 1974 and left behind some iconic works of art that are exhibited in several museums in the Nordic countries.

- 120 CHF

Not exactly crown jewels, but this brooch has a story of its own.

This small silver brooch was found at a flea market in Paris. The piece of jewelry lay unnoticed in a box with buttons and other sewing utensils. With a little love and dust removal, the original patina has been restored and is now looking for a wearer who will give the piece a second life.

- 30 CHF

Thanks to this PatinaReloved find, you can bring Italian lifestyle and timeless style into your own kitchen.

This beautiful object is the modern Italian espresso coffee machine La Cupola by Aldo Rossi for Alessi, 1990s.
This iconic design is still in production today—but this piece is a genuine vintage item “made in Italy” with very few signs of wear (mainly on the bottom of the machine).

- 75 CHF

Progetto K Automodelli was an Italian manufacturer of die-cast model cars.

Although this Maserati from 1960 fits in the palm of your hand, it exudes bold elegance and power. No wonder this extraordinary piece was immediately purchased by a car enthusiast and has thus found a new home in Switzerland.

- Sold

The object shows a heavily oxidized iron chain link presented on a marble pedestal like a sculpture.

The chain presumably originates from a maritime context in the 19th century and was later deliberately removed from its original functional context in order to reveal its history as an artifact with genuine patina.

- 25 CHF

This silver cup is decorated with a childlike motif of two dogs. It is therefore quite possible that the piece was made for a birth or christening.

The two dogs embody vigilance, loyalty, and love for their master. These are still honorable character traits today, which can be passed on to the next generation with this wonderful piece.

- 80 CHF

This vintage Pottery was handcrafted in the beautiful Town of Lucerne / Switzerland (around 1950).

The unique color combination makes this fruit bowl a one-of-a-kind piece.

Classy from the outside, there is a cheeky smiling Girl awaiting you inside.

Ready to hear her story?

- 65 CHF

This Pinguin figure (approx. 5cm) represents modern & contemporary glass art.

Its glossy body almost absorbs the light.
It radiates a quiet confidence rather than loneliness.
It tells a story of someone becoming whole by standing alone.

- 20 CHF

This oval jewellery box features a detailed enamel depiction of an elephant in motion.
The surface shows vibrant green enamel with a fine guilloché texture. Elephants represent the idea of remembering one's ancestry and history.

Whether you use the small box to store jewelry or as a repository for ideas, the elephant will keep them safe for you in style.

- 15 CHF

Could this suitcase have belonged to a passenger on the Titanic?

Or did an elderly lady travel with it on the Orient Express?

Externally, the brown leather suitcase shows few signs of wear. The interior is lined with olive green, almost golden fabric and has a removable inner base. Thanks to its functioning lock, this antique suitcase is a real find for all globetrotters.

- 125 CHF

This colorful sobrero transfors every blank wall into a festival of color! Bringing good vibes to every home. Telling its own story of hard work in the brutal sun and dusty streets of Mexico.

-Sold

These children's sandals are made from leather scraps and have soles made from old car tires.

They show us that something new and stylish can be created from materials that are no longer used. Let's bring them back into the cycle—as decorative objects and a gentle reminder to invest more in circular fashion.

- 100 CHF - will all be donated to a charity for Sustainability Projects

We can't promise that all your wishes will come true when you rub it. But we can promise that this little oil lamp will be an eye-catcher on any windowsill, bookshelf, or nightstand.

The color combination of turquoise and light pink glass shade is extraordinary. Unfortunately, there is no indication of its origin, but it is unlikely to be an ordinary souvenir from a vacation in Turkey.

- 45 CHF

These unique candlesticks remind us how important it is to walk light-heartedly trough life and stand still every now and then.

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