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Marek Sosenko - a known and respected collector, archivist, author of many unusual exhibitions and publications. The creator of the largest group of private collections in Poland, he permanently joins the circle of people distinguished for Polish culture.

The collections include toy collections counting over 40,000 objects, including in addition to traditional themes such as:

●teddy bears
●dolls
●queues
●toy soldiers
●board games
●sports toys
there were unusual rarities such as the Queen Bona's crib toy, which through the hands of the Fredro family went on to the collections of the Sosenko family. The monuments from the collection have been used in the creation of many publications and articles as well as in many television programs and feature films, among others such as Steven Spielberg's "Schindler's List" "Krzysztof Kieślowski's" 3 Colors ", and Andrzej Wajda's" Pan Tadeusz "

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In June 2013 a British man made one of the most spectacular discoveries of the century. After buying a metal detector as a hobby, he used it in woods near St. Albans, Hertfordshire. His initial finds were just a spoon and a halfpenny, however, soon after, he discovered the first gold coin ▶▶ bit.ly/2XA6rg0

Hollywood memorabilia started with autographs and original photos, but in recent years this hobby has evolved into a lucrative collector’s business such as this coat

The wine market can be a very profitable market for all investors. In recent years, wine has been selling very well at auctions.
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Pink Lotus is the name of the most expensive lamp in the world, designed by Tiffany in 1906. The precious desk lamp resembles a church stained glass window, and the colorful glass used makes it exceptionally valuable. Over 2,000 pieces of hand-cut and polished glass decorate the base and lampshade made of bronze. In total, this set was valued at 3 million $ (this price was achieved at an auction in 1997).

Interestingly, the lamp originally cost 30 $❕ and this significant increase was dictated not only by new trends and the growing popularity of the brand, but also by the recognition and interest of collectors.

Luxurious lamps are like wine - the older they are, the higher their price. However, contemporary design is also appreciated. And how much are you willing to pay for a lamp?