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French Iron Table With Matte Marble TopItem #1021 This versatile table just can't help but vaunt its attributes. The intricately detailed base is made of a very heavy French Iron and is simply overflowing with design elements (scrolls, swirls, ribbons and dimples!) that unite to produce an object d'art that transcends the sum of its parts. The thick (1-1/2") and hefty matte finish marble top contrasts dramatically and beautifully with the iron base. Overall, this enduring piece is quite versatile and can be used as a side table, end table or even as a hall table for a smaller entryway. We currently have a matching pair of these wonderful tables. The
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1930s European Opera Glasses / Petite BinocularsItem #1009 These fully-functional Opera glasses just seem to understand the value of "to see and be seen". They are as lovely to behold as they are with which to improve long-distance viewing. Made of solid brass and encased in Mother-Of-Pearl. The Measurements: |
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1930s Iron Butterfly Cocktail/Serving Tray • Signed by F. BilléreItem #1000 You've
never seen anything like this before and I'll bet you'll never
see anything like this again! A piece as beautiful as it is unusual
and as practical as it is decorative. Hefty and traditional French
Iron forms the circular border of this serving tray, while the
handles, also iron, were intricately formed with a floral motif.
Underneath the clear glass top of this serving tray is the most
beautiful and kaleidoscopic display of real (vintage) butterfly
wings. They are incredibly vibrant yet oh-so delicate looking and
perfectly arranged, protected and framed forevermore. This piece
is signed (right on the wings!) by renown French artist F. Billére. |
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1930s French Iron Hallway Coat RackItem #986 Justice isn't
served by these pictures! This is truly a stunning conglomeration
of robust French iron and Art Deco sensibility. A sophisticated
work of art that will elegantly hold your coats, hats, gloves
and umbrellas and offer you a look-see to boot! The iron is varied
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Unusual 12 Piece Mexican 1940s Art Deco Cocktail SetItem #979 Here's
something I haven't seen before! A complete 12 piece Cocktail Set
made in Mexico. The entire set, including the large serving tray
is handmade from 3 different metals. It is engraved "Handwrought
Metales Casdos" which literally means hand-made with married
metals. The overall effect is stunning and captures elements of
Arts and Crafts, The Machine Age and Traditional Mexican Folk Craftsmanship.
Each unique piece possesses a quality heft and fine details and
are not only functional but provide stimulus for artful conversation. |
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Small Art Deco Brass BoxItem #965 Sometimes great things come in small packages and other times the great thing is the small package. Such is the case with this little brass box with the perfect Art Deco painted top. This diminutive metal trunk is lined with wood (possibly cedar) and features a piano hinge. Perfectly sized for precious cargo or for concealing dresser-top clutter. The Dimensions: 5-9/16" Wide X 3-5/8" Deep X 1-7/8" Tall |
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French Modernist Stepped MirrorItem #962 Can you imagine being able to look at this mirror every day? This is spectacular asymmetrical modernist stepped mirror. hand carried all the way from France. The nickel plated stepped metal and base speaks of the great French designers of Art Deco. I have no idea who designed it, but it obviously was not some mass-produced vanity mirror. All the parts are of high quality, machined and fitted together. We did replace the mirror exactly as the original we found with over-sized bevel edge to add to the over-all detail design. The size is 27" W X 26" T X 7" D. It is just looking for the right home. Hopefully you can tell from the pictures how special this piece is, not easy to photograph mirrors. |
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Art Deco French Iron Picture FrameItem #960 This is one
little gem of a frame. 1930s French Iron with intricate Art Deco
detailing, classic Deco design elements and what a slant! This
will work nicely with a 3" X 5" photo. The overall dimensions
are roughly 10" Tall X 6 1/2" Wide. |
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Art Deco Picture Frame / MirrorItem #952 This is a very
beautiful, stylish and hard to find item. A truly deco frame that
will dress up any dresser! It is made of a polished aluminum/nickel
material and possesses a nice heft. It is fitted with both glass
and mirror so it could be used as a mirror or a frame for that
special photo. It measures 20"wide X 13" H and includes
glass and mirror measuring 8"W X 11"H. |
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Dinanderie like Linossier French VaseItem #947 This fabulous
vases, has all the ear marks signs of Claudius Linossier, master
craftsman in the Dinanderie tradition. The vase is not signed,
but the size, style and shape echo the pieces of Linossier. The
size is 7" T X 6" W. |
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Dinanderie French VaseItem #946 This simple
vase in the French dinanderie technique with a more Nouveau style
is signed George on the outside and also has a nice French stamp
on the bottom. The size is 8" T X 4.5"W |
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Dinanderie French VaseItem #945 This is a fabulous
French Art Deco vase utilizing the technique known as Dinanderie.
It is a process of using enamel paint on metal in the Dinanderie
style (a French technique used on vases and decorative objects).
This stylized art deco shape is 14" tall by 9" wide with
a strong geometric point of view and signed George on the vase
and also signed on the bottom. |
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Modernist Chrome and Wood BoxItem #928 A really nice deco modernist box in chromed bronze and solid Macassar Ebony , fabulous quality and design all hand made with the wood having very lively figuring . In great condition with just some light tarnishing to the original chrome , a great size too at 8 1/2" long X 4 1/2" wide X 3 1/2" high |
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Edgar Brandt Iron and Alabaster LampItem #893 Here is a very special piece by the father of Art Deco iron work, Mr. Edgar Brandt. It is signed on the foot E Brandt, typical of how his work is completed. The metal and wiring is all original with a very cool bakelite on/off switch. The alabaster shade is new but has been copied to those used by Brandt during this time, French circa 1928. |
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