The iconic piece of furniture from the Polish People’s Republic returns to showrooms.  It used to end up in the garbage, today it is worth up to PLN 1,500

The iconic piece of furniture from the Polish People’s Republic returns to showrooms. It used to end up in the garbage, today it is worth up to PLN 1,500

Not long ago, many people were getting rid of old furniture from the Polish People’s Republic, but today it is coming back into favor. Secretary desks, wall units and crystals fetch exorbitant prices at online auctions. One of the forgotten things is the “dachshund” bench. How much do you have to pay for it?

have gained importance due to the returning fashion for retro decor. The most valued items are those from the 1960s and 1970s. Characteristic armchairs, sofas and coffee tables can cost a lot. An iconic piece of furniture from those times was the “dachshund” table, which was found in most homes. Today it is an extremely valuable item at auctions.

What was the name of the coffee table from the Polish People’s Republic? The iconic “dachshund” is coming back into favor. How much do you have to pay for it?

The “dachshund” table was made of chipboard or beech wood. It was characterized by shapely legs and a straight and long high-gloss lacquered top. An openwork shelf was often suspended under the countertop.

‘Dachshund’ bench photo: Dawid Tatarkiewicz, East News

The “Dachshund” was produced from and was so popular that it was also exported. When fashion changed in Poland, “dachshunds” became a thing of the past. Many people got rid of them for worse or put them in the trash. However, if you have such a table in your basement, you can make good money on it. Some models reach exorbitant sums on auction sites and you have to pay for them from PLN 200 to even PLN 1,500.

What furniture from the Polish People’s Republic is fashionable? This armchair is timeless. It used to end up in the trash, but today you have to pay dearly for it

It is also an interior design hit the iconic 366 armchair. It was designed in the 1960s by Józef Chierowski. Today, furniture stores sell this type of seats that look just like their original from the Polish People’s Republic. You can also find original models on the Internet, and their prices range from PLN 400 to PLN 1,000 per piece. If you feel like it, vote in our poll below.

Source: Gazeta

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