The glass carafe with silver shackles represents a very decorative utensil from the epoch of historicism. It was created in one of the best Parisian workshops, during the second half of the 19th century. A few of these carafe has been purchased by the opera singer Melanija Bugarinović, whose home in Belgrade Dedinje was abound in similar objects.

A bell shaped silver goblet, originated from around 1900 in the workshop of Antipas Ivanov Kuzmic, Moscow jeweler. Cleated and gilded inside, this goblet is decorated with narrow ranges, typical of the style of late historicism, and partly secession.

Desk mirror of the Czech production is due in Novi Sad City Museum as part of the legacy of Professor Desanka Kostic. It is designed in the style of historicism in the late 19th century and made ​​of colorless cut glass, in some parts dyed with distinctive shade of blue. Such mirrors were used mostly by women.

A small writing desk is manufactured in Japan in the late 19th century as a subject for export to Europe. Carved wooden surface is divided into a series of small drawers and hidden space where the stationery was placed. The box belonged to Novi Sad professor Desanka Kostic.

Thanks to the trade routes of Novi Sad and the transit center position, in Novi Sad interiors in the late 19th century appear and objects from Asia. In addition to carpets, such pieces as the hookah were brought. This hookah was the work of Constantinople in the 18th century, bought as a souvenir. In the Novi Sad environment this subject has had practical but more decorative role.

In the Museum's collection of applied art, there is a collection of carpets, produced in various European and Asian workshops during the 19th and 20th centuries. Carpet of smaller dimensions, had the prayerful role. Made in Skopje or Sarajevo carpet weaving mill in the third decade of the 20th century. Its interesting ornamentation copied Asia Minor models.

A bowl with blue glass inset is a German product of the late 19th century. Belongs to the species called Dutch silver, a lot of cheap mass production, which was the standard way of copying old baroque and rococo decorative shapes. This bowl was usually standing in civil showrooms as representative decorative detail.

A pair of Single wing wardrobes has the highlighted eclectic elements that are specifically expressed in the applicable carving. Spirals and stylized vines with flowers and leaves are set on all visible surfaces, and in their preparation, machine processing has also been used. Cabinets are made in Futog during the last third of the 19th century.

Elegant table sewing tablein Bull (Boulle) style is made of lacquering wood. For its decoration the bronze hinges and marquetry have been used , as well as multi-colored nacrous tiles, incrustated in the upper panel and sides. This piece is purchased in the late 19th century in Italy for adulthood of Danica Savic, daughter of Mita Savic, Novi Sad innkeeper and trader, former owner of the restaurant "Bela ladja."

A standing lamp with a sirm and painted screen was developed in France in the late 19th century. The lampshade is made of silk and gold lace, screen painted with oil paint, and bonds designed by chasing bronze on the basis of mahogany wood. Although it has been adapted for the use of electricity, the form and materials of which the lamp is designed, indicate commitment to the wealthy middle class aristocratic forms of the 18th century.