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1930s French Art Deco Macassar Desk

Item #687 Added June 26, 2009

Here's a gorgeous 1930s French Art Deco Macassar desk. It has been constructed of gorgeous Macassar ebony with intricate inlaid details which compliment the simplicity of design. The base design creates an airy-ness and an open feel giving this desk a modern elegance.

The Measurements:
56-1/2" Wide X 35" Deep X 31-1/2"

1930s Art Deco Czech Chrome & Leather Chairs • Pair

Item #835 Added June 25, 2009

Here's a stunning pair of 1930s Czech Art Deco chrome and leather chairs. They've been re-upholstered in a nice matte-finished black leather with multiple button details. They're very comfortable and have a truly wonderful modern look.

The Measurements:
22-1/2" Wide X 25" Deep X 34-1/2" Tall
The seat measures 19-1/2" W X 15-1/2" Deep

Art Deco Modernist Vanity / Desk

Item #901 Added June 25, 2009

Here is a very special, black lacquered Art Deco Modernist vanity / desk strongly in the Ruhlmann style.. We're still doing the research, but this piece appears virtually identical to a shape manufactured by Ruhlmann circa 1927, also in black lacquer. (A similar shape with egg-shell finish by Dunand). The historic photograph was supplied from Art et Decoration Magazine 1927. The mirror swivels and has a beveled edge in highly polished chrome.

The Measurements:
39" Wide X 21" Deep X 31" Tall
The mirror adds another 16" to the overall height.

Modernist Walnut Sideboard/Buffet

Item #648 Added June 25, 2009

A beautiful modernist sideboard/buffet made of walnut and topped with a deep green color marble. This piece rests upon unusual aluminum feet, and is finely crafted from the shape of the marble to the curves in the doors. A wonderful cabinet for any room. French, circa 1930's, this piece measures 65" W x 25" D x 42.5" H

Art Deco Iron Console / Radiator Cover

Item #1243 Added June 24, 2009

Here's a beautiful Art Deco Iron Console that can also be utilized as a radiator cover. In fact it will quickly transform your common radiator into a thing of beauty. It is made of hefty and enduring wrought iron with a dark gray/dark graphite finish and features a gorgeous black marble top with white, tan and beige veining. The stable console, with its stunning and elaborate floral and geometric design would be equally beautiful against any wall in your home.

The Measurements:
41-1/2" Wide X 11" Deep X 34-1/4" Tall

1930s Art Deco GRAND Oak Sideboard

Item #640 Added June 20, 2009

This very rare Art Deco sideboard is simply a superb example of 1930s French craftsmanship. Though not a signed piece it is strongly in the style of French designer, Charles Dudouyt. This magnificent piece of furniture is crafted entirely of gorgeous oak with the design emphasizing the flow of the grain and the luminosity of the wood. It features four doors with intricately carved animal and native figures as handles and the cabinet's top has beautiful wood inlay in a striking contrasting checkerboard pattern. This truly unique and finely crafted cabinet could be utilized in either a dining area or living room. Alternatively, this is a perfect piece to store electronic equipment, CDs, DVDs or books.

The Measurements:
93-1/2" Wide X 20-1/2" Deep X 42" Tall
(22" Deep including sculpted knobs)

1930s Art Deco Oval Desk • Macassar

Item #1242 Added June 20, 2009

Here's a very nice 1930s Art Deco Desk, made with rare Macassar Ebony with contrasting black trim and featuring a very clean Modernist design. There is a large center drawer built into the top and eight (four on each side) smaller drawers that are built in such a way that they virtually "disappear" into the design of the legs. The oval desk-top is of a good working size (59" X 35-1/2") and because the back of the desk is beautifully finished as well, this desk would look great positioned anywhere in a room.

The Measurements:
59" Wide X 35-1/2" Deep X 30" Tall

Modernist Side Tables

Item #1241 Added June 20, 2009

Custom made for Art Deco Collection, these cleverly designed, French-inspired, Modernist style, three-tiered side tables are easily as interesting as anything they'd hold. They're made with gorgeous amber stained Birds-eye Maple with an outline defining contrasting edge. Perfectly sized to use almost anywhere and provide illusion-defying stability for precious collectibles, lamps and the like.

The Measurements:
19-3/8" Diameter X 23" Tall

1930s Art Deco Console Bar

Item #1240 Added June 20, 2009

This is one of the smartest and nicest looking European Art Deco console bars I've ever seen. It features a gorgeous honey maple cabinet with a beautiful step designed top, deep, curved side doors with built-in glass and mirrored shelves and rails, three large storage areas for bottles, glasses etc, and four really adorable little drawers for cocktail paraphernalia, napkins and so on. The right-side top section flips over to offer access from above and then its underside doubles as a mirror-surfaced mixing platform. All in all this piece has style, warmth, sophistication, practicality and luxury.

The Measurements:
53" Wide X 19" Deep X 35" Tall

1930s Art Deco English Demi-Lune Bar

Item #1239 Added June 19, 2009

This 1930s Art Deco English Demi-Lune bar does a lot. It smartly and securely holds bottles, glasses, cocktail implements and accessories. It offers a first discreet then fun pull-out mixing shelf. It boasts a gorgeous walnut cabinet with beautifully curved glass display doors with carved recessed handles. It lights up on the inside with the push of a nifty bakelite button. Yes, it does many things and does them while (1) looking beautiful and fun at the same time and (2) taking up very little room space. Other details include the cocktail-y fun painted mirror back, the decorative painted black & gold mirrored top shelf, a juicer with built-in holder, cocktail picks with built-in holder and bakelite handles and light fixture.

The Measurements:
49-1/2" Tall X 36" Wide X 13-1/2" Deep

1930s Art Deco Chryselephantine Sculpture • Signed Max Le Verrier

Item #1238 Added June 18, 2009

Here's a truly stunning and exceptional large Art Deco silvered chryselephantine Art Deco sculpture; designed by Max le Verrier and manufactured at the le Verrier foundry in Paris in the 1930s. It features a superbly-sculpted figure of a semi-nude classical female figure holding a Grecian urn. This stunning sculpture - which measures a tall 16-1/8" in height - is superbly cast in le Verrier's proprietary metal, which has the weight and feel of bronze. The grecian urn is sculpted from tusk. This piece is signed 'M. Le Verrier' on the base (see photos); and is in excellent condition, with no faults whatsoever, other than some minor wear and spotting to the silvered finish. This is overall, a truly spectacular Art Deco sculpture from one of the greatest of the period's sculptors and sure to be an important addition to any le Verrier, chryselephantine or Art Deco sculpture collection.

About Max Le Verrier:
Max le Verrier was born in Neuilly-sur-Seine, near Paris, in 1891. From an early age he showed great promise as an artist and sculptor; and after serving in the French army during World War I, he studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Geneva. During his studies in Switzerland he met fellow sculptors Pierre le Faguays and Marcel Bouraine, who became close friends and with whom he collaborated for much of his life. Upon completing his studies, le Verrier returned to France in 1919, and founded his own studio in Paris. It was at this time that he created his first popular sculpture - the famous 'Pelican' - which was the first of a long line of animal figures that bore his name. Le Verrier was awarded a Gold medal for his sculptures at the 1925 Paris l'Exposition des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels (the famous exhibition from which the term 'Art Deco' was derived). In 1926, le Verrier opened his own foundry, casting pieces for a wide range of French sculptors of the period, including Pierre Le Faguays, Marcel Bourain, Janle, Denis, and Charles. From the outset, he gained a reputation for the very high quality work, exceptional detailing and accuracy of the items that his firm produced. Interestingly, the foundry did not cast in bronze as is commonly assumed, because le Verrier felt that he could achieve better detail by using his own proprietary mix of metals. At the same time as running his foundry, le Verrier continued to sculpt his own creations, and in the 1920's he became famous for his studies of woman as part of the Art Deco era's fascination with the ideal female form. His female figures are characterised by a lithe athleticism and perfect symmetry; and are highly regarded and much sought after. Le Verrier continued working throughout the 1930's - receving a medal of honour at the Paris International Exhibition in 1937 - before being arrested in 1944 for his resistance activities against the Nazi-backed regime. He reopened his studio after World War II, and continued to sculpt until his death in 1973.

1930s Grand Czech Crystal Vase • Black and Red Curvilinear

Item #1237 Added June 15, 2009

This stunning Modernist etched, enameled and engraved crystal vase was made in the Czech Republic during the 1930s. Its bold contrasting black, red and etched white geometric and curvilinear linear design elements define this large and hefty triangular vase. It bears strong Modernist design yet whispers a silhouette that gently tapers from the top to the bottom.

The Measurements:
Approximately 10-1/2" Tall X Approximately 5-1/2" Wide (each side at the top)

1930s Grand Czech Crystal Vase • Black and Yellow

Item #1236 Added June 15, 2009

This striking Modernist etched, enameled and engraved crystal vase was made in the Czech Republic during the 1930s. Its bold contrasting black, yellow and etched white geometric and curvilinear design elements define this large and hefty triangular vase. The Modernist design whispers a silhouette that gently tapers from the top to the bottom.

The Measurements:
Approximately 10-1/2" Tall X Approximately 5-1/2" Wide (each side at the top)

1930s Grand Czech Crystal Vase • Black and Red Geometric

Item #1235 Added June 15, 2009

This beautiful Modernist etched, enameled and engraved crystal vase was made in the Czech Republic during the 1930s. Its bold contrasting black, red and etched white geometric and linear design elements define this large and hefty triangular vase. Its strong Modernist design whispers a silhouette that gently tapers from the top to the bottom.

The Measurements:
Approximately 10-1/2" Tall X Approximately 5-1/2" Wide (each side at the top)

1930s Art Deco Glass Triptych

Item #1234 Added June 15, 2009

With the utmost of 1930s Hollywood beauty and glamour, we present this rare and magnificent Art Deco Glass Triptych. This piece (quite un-surprisingly) is purported to have once resided in a grand theater in the Bay Area. It's a three-piece work of art and is made of a heavy, etched and carved glass. It possesses a silvery colored paint in the recesses which serves to further enhance the beautifully carved floral and geometric details. The entire piece is in excellent condition and will certainly add sophistication and drama to an Art Deco enriched home.

The Measurements:
Each side panel measures 30" Long X 5-1/4" Wide
The center panel measures 28" Long X 36" Wide

1930s Belgian Art Deco Copper Wall Plaque Quintet • Maredsous / Métiers D'Art

Item #1233 Added June 11, 2009

Here's a rarified quintet of 1930's Art Deco Copper Wall Plaques from the Métiers D'Art at the Maredsous Abbey in Belgium. The condition of each stunning wall plaque is truly excellent. The artistic craftsmanship of each piece is imaginative, beautifully executed and possesses a strong deco sensibility. These would be break-taking in a grouping over a mantel, console or perhaps on a wall above a sofa. Each copper plaque bears the authentic Maredsous CSPB (Crux Sancti Patris Benedicti - Cross of the Holy Father Benedict) and Métiers D'Art stamp and sits in an frame decorated with an Art Deco swirl relief motif.

The Measurements:
The Art measures approx. 10" X 10"
The Frame measures approx. 17" X 17"

About Maredsous Métiers D'Art:
Maredsous Abbey is a Benedictine monastery at Denéenear Namur in Belgium. It was founded on November 15, 1872. Maredsous founded Métiers School of The Arts to serve as a centre for fine arts and crafts. The school's activities were curtailed by World War I and it was almost closed down in 1919, but it survived by widening its work in a more modern style for outside customers.

Art Deco Iron Console With Black Marble

Item #1232 Added June 10, 2009

Here's a beautiful Art Deco console made of worked and carved hefty wrought iron that has been finished in a deep graphite with a subtle orange over-rub. The polygonal shape of the top and predominately geometric details of this piece are further enhanced with a diamond motif and are then softened with intricate floral accents. This console features a beautiful black marble top (and base) with a refined ogee edge. This nicely sized and proportioned console would work very well in most hallways or along most walls in your home or office.

The Measurements:
36" Tall X 15-1/4" Deep X 40" Wide

Art Deco Bar / Cabinet

Item #1231 Added June 2, 2009

Here's a useful and discreet Art Deco bar / cabinet that would be perfect in nearly any room in your home. It is constructed with a gorgeous flamed Maple with an exotic Macassar Ebony trim. The interior is lined in mirror and has three glass shelves. The cabinet sits on a contrasting base and features contrasting two-toned deco handles. This piece can be used as a bar or as a cabinet for glassware or other precious items.

The Measurements:
14" Deep X 26-1/2" Wide X 42" Tall

1930s Grand French Art Deco Sconces

Item #1230 Added June 2, 2009

Here's a substantial pair of 1930s French Art Deco sconces. The style is assuredly direct and geometric in nature. The frames of the sconces are made of a very heavy nickeled-brass that has developed a gorgeous patina over the years. The heavy, tubular glass shades have an acid-frosted effect and glow warmly when illuminated. These sconces are quite large and would be perfect in a grand entryway or on any larger wall to create a dramatic effect..

The Measurements:
8" Wide X 19" Tall X 7-1/2" Deep

1930s Art Deco Pedestal Tray

Item #1229 Added June 2, 2009

Some things are useful and some things tell a story. This unadulterated chrome and wood pedestal tray from the 1930s is useful and it tells a story. It is constructed of a round mirrored tray area, with a delightful circular patinated chrome handle and frame with wooden details painted in a sublime mint green. You'll find hundreds of uses for this tray - from serving chair-side martinis to being your daily jewelry valet and then an impromptu ashtray holder when contemplation requires a habana.

The Measurements:
26" Tall X 11-1/2" Diameter (tray)
10" Diameter (base)

1930s French Iron Art Deco Sconces

Item #1228 Added June 2, 2009

These 1930s French Art Deco sconces are floral all the way. The beautifully shaped and nicely engraved French-iron brackets possess an elegant curling-leaf motif while the hefty milky glass shades depict a woven basket full of flowers. The overall effect is elegant, refined and with a strong deco sensibility. They are signed "Degue"

About Degue:

David Gueron, of Turkish origin and a former fighter of the French Foreign Legion, was the founder of the "Cristalleries De Compiegne". This glassworks mainly produced household glass in the early '20s. In 1926 he founded a new factory, which he called "Verrerie D'Art Degue" and put his full attention on the designing and production of Art Deco luxury art-glass. His factory was located on the "Boulevard Malesherbes" and his showroom was on the "41 rue de Paris". Gueron mainly produced vases, lamps and chandeliers. His glass became very well known due to its detail, heft and rich colors, which he achieved with a special process. Gueron was greatly inspired by other successful French glass artists like Daum, Galle, Muller Freres and Schneider.

The Measurements:
7-1/4" Wide X 11-1/2" Tall X 7" Projection

1930s Art Deco Glass and Iron Vase • Lorraine

Item #1227 Added May 26, 2009

Here's a beautiful 1930s French Art Deco glass and iron vase. It's a wonderful example of Lorraine glass (Lorraine, France) and features a hefty iron vase frame with geometric design into which the glass is blown. The glass is translucent and has a marbley effect in yellow and orange. This rare piece is signed on the glass portion of the vase, "Lorrain".

The Measurements:
9" Tall X 8" Diameter at its widest

1930s Art Deco Picture Frame

Item #1226 Added May 26, 2009

Aren't you lucky? You finally found a frame that's pretty enough for the most beautiful girl (or boy) in the world! This one's been waiting patiently, sitting pretty and it's double-sided. So you're gazing at a pretty face regardless of your point-of-view. This strong deco, rare circa 1930s, and lovely frame has been made of brass and gorgeous bakelite. The design is stepped and very refined.

The Measurements:
Perfectly holds an 8" X 10" print
12-3/4" Tall X 9" Wide X 3" Deep

1930s Art Deco Table Lamp • Daum ≠ Nancy

Item #1205 Added May 26, 2009

Here's a beautiful 1930s Art Deco Table lamp that was made by the Daum Brothers in Nancy, France. The bell-shaped glass has a wonderfully tactile acid-etched surface while the lamp's strong deco, nickel-plated body and finial have been expertly restored to perfection. The piece is signed along the rim of the glass shade: Daum ≠ Nancy

The Measurements:
10-1/2" Tall X 5-1/2" Wide

1920s Art Deco Porcelain Japanese Figure W/ Bird • Marta Schlameus

Item #1224 Added May 20, 2009

Here's a highly decorative and intriguing 1920s German Art Deco statue from the Schwarzburger Werkstätten für Porzellankunst (Schwarzburger Porcelain Art Workshops). This beautifully detailed and colorful porcelain work of art was designed by the artist Marta Schlameus. The colors comprise a white porcelain glaze, with blue, teal, yellow and black overglaze. Depicted is a young, spry (and rather animated) Japanese man, dressed in a colorful costume while sitting upon a tree stump. A bluebird is perched on his right hand as he looks upon it and gestures playfully with his left hand. The bottom of the base is stamped Schwarzburger Werkstätten für Porzellankunst and U-290.

The Measurements:
13" Tall
The base measures 4-1/2" Diameter

Art Deco Iron Floor Lamp

Item #1223 Added May 20, 2009

Here's a graceful Art Deco floor lamp made of enduring silver-finished wrought iron with an imaginative floral motif. The iron shade frame is pyramidic in shape and holds three earth-tone marbled glass shades. Each hand-painted triangular glass shade depicts a gazelle leaping over tall grasses. The lamp's hefty iron base echoes the pyramid shape of the shade while each triangular side bears a leaping gazelle. This elegant lamp would be perfect behind or next to any chair or sofa in your home.

The Measurements:
54" Tall
The base is 12" X 12" X 12"
The shade is 9" X 9" X 9"

Art Deco Streamline Bookends - Trylon Perisphere New York

Item #1222 Added May 9, 2009

These are probably the nicest Art Deco Streamline book ends I've ever seen. I purchased them years ago in Paris and have just recently restored them. They're constructed with solid Macassar Ebony and they're in perfect condition with no damages or repairs. All of the chrome pieces have been re-plated and they look stunning against the dark wood. The big peach-colored glass balls are in perfect condition with no damages or repairs. They're a fabulous streamline, space-age design with those Saturn-inspired rings around the glass balls. I think they've even got a Trylon and Perisphere NYWF look about them. These are very heavy, substantial bookends and they'll make your reading even more interesting!

Measurements:
6" high X 6" deep X 4 1/4" wide

1930s Art Deco Side Table / Cabinet • Diana The Huntress

Item #1221 Added May 6, 2009

This 1930s Art Deco Side Table is quite the multi-functional work of art. The protective glass-covered table top features an beautiful intricate wood-inlay depiction of the mythical Diana The Huntress. Her blond hair blows in the wind while she charges forth on her horse with a long spear in her right hand. This table features dual side leaves that easily and conveniently fold up or down, a shelf beneath the table top and a roomy cabinet below with yet another shelf. This table/cabinet has been constructed with several different types of unusual woods - some burled and some with rich graining that work together to create a very unique piece of furniture. Due to its adaptability and multi-functionality this cabinet could be utilized in any number of rooms in your home. It could be used in the bedroom as a nightstand or perhaps in the living room as a side table that magically opens up to coffee table width while entertaining or for that impromptu TV dinner.

The Measurements:
With Leaves Open: 39-1/2" Wide X 23-1/2" Deep X 24" Tall
With Leaves Closed: 23-1/2" Wide X 23-1/2" Deep X 24" Tall

1930s English Art Deco Tower Bar

Item #1220 Added May 6, 2009

Imagine Noël Coward shaking up an ice cold London Dry Gordon's Gin martini from this bar and offering a toast of thanks to Fred Astaire for his coaching and gracious gifts of choreography. Yes, this elegant Art Deco demilune tower bar which hails from 1930s England might just have seen just that scene. Made with subtly contrasting Maple and Walnut woods with the most intriguing scalloped doors and loads of other interesting details. The top section boasts a beautiful cut-glass mirror back wall, a lower shelf with cut-outs for glasses, a sparkling glass shelf, scalloped doors with mini shelves and rails for smaller items as well as two cocktail pick holders for picks and a juicer holder complete with the original juicer. The bottom section features three shelves for the storage of larger items like bottles, ice buckets and linens. A handy mirrored shelf pulls out from between the upper and lower sections, creating the perfect launching pad for a pair of Ports! Both the top and bottom sections illuminate, creating a dazzling effect while entertaining. Surprisingly, (due to its layout and height) this crescent-shaped bar occupies precious little floor space, yet offers loads of storage. A stunner whether opened or closed, this bar is not only a treasurable object of beauty, but it's also a great conversation piece.

The Measurements:
68" Tall X 36-3/4" Wide X 19-1/2" Deep

1930s Viennese Art Deco Serving Tray • Canelli

Item #1219 Added May 3, 2009

This 1930s Art Deco Serving Tray is signed "Canelli" and it hails from the Argentor Metalworks in Vienna. As well, it is strongly reminiscent of the style of Austrian sculptor, Franz Hagenauer (1906-1986). It possesses a simple round chrome serving tray fitted with an anything-but-simple handle. A beautifully sculpted, ferocious ebony lioness with chrome tail and ears (and very pointy teeth) serves as the handle as she leaps across the tray and over the cocktails over and over and over again. The overall design offers a nice balance between textures and detail. From serving martinis to holding dinnerware/napkins, you'll find a multitude of uses for this tray and regardless of the use - you'll not want to let that leeping lion out of your sight! It is signed on the bottom of the tray - Canelli Argentor Vienna

The Measurements:
The Tray is 12" Diameter
The Panther is 15" Long

1940s Mahogany Dining Suite

Item #1218 Added May 2, 2009

Here's a gorgeous 1940s Dining Suite made with beautiful Mahogany woods. The nine piece set comprises a table (with leaf), six chairs and both a tall and a long buffet. The overall design has a minimalist point of view with subtle Maple accents (such as the drawer pulls on the long buffet and the trim on the table and both cabinets) providing ornamentation. The straight-forward cream colored leatherette chairs are in harmony with the design of this set and yet offer a nice contrast to the Mahogany. The long buffet features five drawers (the top drawer is felt lined) and two side cabinets with plenty of storage. The tall buffet has four doors opening to shelves with loads of storage.

The Measurements:
Table - 59" Long X 43" wide X 30-1/2" Tall (75" Long with leaf)
The Leaf is 16" Wide Tall
Buffet - 47" Wide X 53" Tall X 18-1/2" Deep
Long Buffet - 82" Long X 38" Tall X 22-1/2" Deep

1930s French Art Deco Chest Of Drawers

Item #1217 Added May 2, 2009

A 1930s French Art Deco Chest Of Drawers. Featuring four beautiful honey walnut book-matched drawers against a rich Mahogany pedestal cabinet with just the right amount of detail. The cylindrical chrome drawer pulls add just the amount of flash. This great looking and versatile piece of furniture could be put to use anywhere in your home or office.

The Measurements:
25" Wide X 19" Deep X 36-1/4" Tall

1930s Art Deco Plane

Item #1216 Added May 2, 2009

Here's a sleek 1930s Art Deco plane sculpture. This hefty nickeled-brass plane swivels and balances on a curved streamlined arm that arches down to a strong deco stepped base (that reminds me of Superman for some reason). As you can see, this vintage piece looks great on a desk, is a great vacation reminder and is guaranteed to help your imagination soar!

The Measurements:
Wingspan - 11-1/2"
Approximately 8-1/2" Tall

1930s Art Deco Modernist Desk

Item #1215 Added May 2, 2009

Strong deco curvilinear design and a cubist personality beautifully define this 1930s Modernist desk. Expertly crafted with flamed Maple and thoughtfully delineated with richly grained Macassar ebony. Each of the five built-to-last drawers feature dovetail joinery with the-most-perfect black lacquered wooden knobs. A chromed bar offers a place to rest your feet while reading or writing your memoirs. Yes, I must say this desk is a great example of what Art Deco brought to furniture. It's entirely interesting AND inspiringly useful.

The Measurements:
55" Wide X 24" Deep X 29" Tall

1930s Art Deco Sconces • Pair

Item #1214 Added April 29, 2009

These elegant Art Deco sconces circa 1935 whisper a streamline modesty of detail. Yet, it's all there. From the beautiful cream-colored scalloped glass shades to the stepped and punctuated polished nickel-plated fixture arms, these sconces carry the perfect balance of refined elegance and eye-catching detail. These versatile sconces could be used in any room.

The Measurements:
The Base is 7" Tall X 3-1/2" Wide
The total projection is 13-1/2"
The Shade is 5" Diameter at its widest

Art Deco Iron Floor Lamp

Item #1213 Added April 29, 2009

Here's an unusual Art Deco iron floor lamp that's not only gorgeous but it's also the perfect reading lamp. Yes, it's nice to have light right over your shoulder while you're reading, and this lamp does just that. It has been hand-crafted of hefty and enduring silvered wrought iron with an orange patina rub that has been engraved and sculpted with an art deco geometric motif. The octagonal iron shade holds eight pieces of orange glass that glow beautifully outwardly but direct stronger light directly below. This is one heavy light. Sorry, I had to say that.

The Measurements:
68" Tall
The Shade is approximately 14" Diameter

Three Piece Art Deco Iron Fireplace Screen

Item #1212 Added April 29, 2009

Here's a beautiful iron Art Deco fireplace screen that can adjust to fit most fireplaces. There are two hinged sides that can adjust for a 29 inch opening all the way up to about a 42" opening. This beautiful screen has been artisan handcrafted of hefty and enduring wrought iron and features numerous deco details within a scroll and floral motif.

The Measurements:
28" Tall and adjustable from approximately 29" to 42" Wide

Art Deco Deluxe Petite Console / Cabinet

Item #1211 Added April 28, 2009

I call this multifunctional piece of Art Deco furniture Deluxe Petite because it's deluxe in materials, style and functionality yet somewhat petite compared to most other consoles I've come across. We do have a pair of these and they could be used dramatically as night-stands in a larger bedroom. This piece features both a cabinet and a drawer and has been crafted with beautiful hardwoods including Macassar, which has been used on the base and trim-work and a warm Birdseye Maple on the top. It also features parchment and a striking wood diamond grid inlay on the front. Certainly, this stunning piece could alternatively be used as a console (with storage!) along any wall or in a smaller hallway or entryway.

The Measurements:
32" Wide X 32-1/4" Tall X 14-1/2" Deep

Art Deco Queen Size Bed • Macassar and Parchment

Item #1210 Added April 23, 2009

You just may want to sleep in. Our fit-for-a-king Art Deco queen-sized bed has been expertly crafted with richly grained Macassar and beautiful warm-hued parchment with a striking diagonal grid inlay. The diagonal lines of the inlay are a perfect contrast to the strong vertical grain of the Macassar. The headboard and the mattress frame are also decorated with striking Deco inlay. The majestic headboard stands a full 66" tall.

The Measurements:
66" Tall X 70" Wide X 81" Deep
The Mattress frame stands 15-1/2" Tall

1930s Art Deco Czech Apéritif/Digestif Decanter Set

Item #1209 Added April 23, 2009

This 1930s Art Deco Czech Decanter Set boasts a very rare unusual shape with a wonderful design that artistically plays with positive and negative space. The glasses bear a black enameled and etched design that is practically the inversion of the decanter's design. Perhaps a subtle subliminal message to invert the decanter! The set comprises a decanter with stopper, six rectangular glasses and a chrome, wooden handled, mirrored serving tray. It is the perfect decanter set for your favorite apéritif/digestif and it is enduring art for your home or office.

The Measurements:
The Decanter is 8" Tall X 5" Wide
The glasses are 3" Tall X 2" Wide
The Tray is 16-1/2" Wide X 10" Deep

Art Deco Cozy Corner / Sofa / Daybed

Item #1207 Added April 23, 2009

Talk about comfort! Our glamorous Art Deco Cozy-Corner takes at-home relaxation to a new and luxurious level. This glamorous Cozy-Corner is upholstered in supple and stunning white leather. The sofa section is nestled between two attached Rosewood cabinets. Each of the cabinets offer front and side storage with doors, adjustable shelving and chrome hardware. This elegant and generously sized Cozy-Corner is perfect for guest seating while entertaining but is simply irresistible to nappers world-wide!

The Measurements:
Total 112" Wide X 36-1/2" Deep
Sofa back is 36" Tall
Cabinets are 27" Tall
Sofa Seat is 80" Wide

Grand Art Deco Iron Console With Matching Mirror

Item #1206 Added April 23, 2009

While it is true that nice things come in small packages, it is also true that great things come in BIG packages. Case in point; this truly grand Art Deco iron console with matching iron-framed mirror. The console's body and the mirror's frame are made of a beautifully patinated, dark graphite finished iron with decorative scroll-work and delicate Art Deco motif. The console features a beautiful black marble top with beige, tan and white veining. The console also features a curved and stepped base with 4 scrolling legs. This is a stunning and very large (and hefty) console and will make an impressive presence in a larger room or hall.

The Measurements:
The Console: 80" Wide X 19" Deep X 38-1/4" Tall
The Mirror: 47-3/8" Wide X 36" Tall

1930s French Table Lamp • Signed - Cattelain

Item #1205 Added April 22, 2009

Here's a 1930s French Table lamp with floral details that has been made of hammered and engraved brass. The melon-colored, smooth streamline shade contrasts beautifully with the textured and bronzed metal fixture. It is signed "Cattelain".

The Measurements:
12" Tall The shade measures 7" in diameter

1930s Art Deco Mirror and Coat Rack

Item #1204 Added April 22, 2009

Here's a really nice 1930s Art Deco Mirror/Coat Rack with a strong Modernist point-of-view. The design is simultaneously striking and refined. The mirror is beautifully beveled and the stepped black lacquer frame features seven nifty, nickel-plated hooks so you can hang those hats and coats in true Art Deco style.

The Measurements:
45" Wide X 22" Tall

Art Deco Console • Parquet

Item #1203 Added April 22, 2009

Presented here is a rather chic Art Deco console with a gorgeous geometric parquet top and a striking black lacquer base. The top features richly grained parquetry and a bold chamfered edge. The console's base is modernist in spirit and architectonic by design. This beautiful console has a modest depth and would in fit comfortably in most hallways and rooms.

The Measurements:
54"Wide X 14-3/16" Deep X 29" Tall

Rare Art Deco Alabaster Chandelier

Item #1201 Added April 10, 2009

Very rare and original Art Deco Alabaster Chandelier with 8 arm tulip extensions. I would place this fixture around 1925-1930. It is a serious piece that would look great in your fabulous Art Deco room. Either over a dining table, large entryway or living space. It is superior quality. The metal is nickeled bronze, cased with nice elements showing the tradition from roots of art deco moving to a more modern treatment. What is also great is the repeat of the etching in the alabaster and the metal. One can see this was not a marriage of spare parts, but the original intention of the designer (unknown to me). Also, the color of the alabaster has that amber age that only develops after years of exposure to sun, light, smoke and whatever else was present in the room(s) where it lived all these years. Here is a chance to get something quite unique and I can't say I've ever offered or seen a piece quite like this before. The size is 27" X 27" X 58" hang.

Art Deco Iron Console and Mirror Set

Item #1199 Added April 2, 2009

This substantial Art Deco iron console and mirror set will make an assertive statement in a large hall, entryway or along any larger wall. The graphite-finished iron console features a strong deco geometric stepped design with scrolls and a floral-inspired motif. It has a gorgeous three-piece raw white marble top and a beautifully aged mirror bottom shelf. The three textures (iron, marble and glass) work together to create that "bigger than the sum of its parts" sensation. The matching mirror is a work of art and a beauty in its own right. The iron frame possesses strong deco detailing with scrolls, floral and geometric remarks while the aged mirror reflects a past remembered but seldom seen.

The Measurements:

The Console: 74-1/2" Wide X 16" Deep X 39-1/2" Tall (the two side sections measure 33-3/4" Tall)
The Mirror: 33-1/2" Wide X 28-1/2" Tall (the long arms of the mirror measure 46" in length)