1930s Decorative Bowls

Group of four studio ceramic vases or flower pots in different sizes with subtile lively glaze like in oxidized copper, in typical Art Deco colors, signed by Dutch Frans van Katwijk.

A rare Art Deco bowl richly detailed with the figure of a leaping deer in a lush, tropical environment, this piece was no doubt designed by Enoch Boulton for the Crown Devon company in England. Founded in the 1870s in Stoke-on-Trent, Crown Devon was known for high quality Majolica ware...

This pale cognac glass bowl features a stylized etched Art Deco cubist geometric design with accented details in 24k gold. This is a very sophisticated accent bowl that would add a t...

A large-scaled French Art Deco frosted and clear amethyst glass bowl with geometric design; with raised mark 'Verlys France'; the wide bowl with flared ...

Circa 1930s, by Val St. Lambert, Belgium. This elegant Val St. Lambert creation features a stunning centerpiece bowl and four striking candlesticks, all exquisitely hand-cut in cranb...

Royal Copenhagen large bowl by Nils Thorsson, Jungle series. Beautiful bowl of high quality. Number 5031/5007, 1930s. Size: 26 x 9 cm. In perfect condition. Second fac...

Brilliantly finished in gold and verdigris, this rare Swedish footed bowl depicts a nude female warrior on horseback spearing a lion, in bold bas relief. The bowl was produced by th...

Beautifully sculpted and executed in bronze by the renowned Ystad foundry in Sweden, this very fine, large bowl depicts the goddess Diana, with bow in hand, racing ahead with hair fl...

Before he became known for his prolific production of brightly-colored ceramic sculptures and ware after World War II, Waylande Gregory created a series of classic Art Deco pieces su...

Art Deco brass figural centerpiece. Hand hammered.

I love to find things in pairs, it doesn't happen often. I believe we have here a pair of silver plated jardinières most likely of German ori...

Whimsical and vividly glazed, this fabulous, unique Art Deco bowl depicts two contrasting scenes from a rural seaside village: a father and son fi...

Before he became known for his organic forms and gorgeous glazes for the famous Rorstrand ceramic works in Sweden, Gunnar Nylund designed a line of very fine Art Deco pieces in what ...

Bowl by the Italian Master Carlo Scarpa, signed and published. Designed in 1936 for Venini. A large piece, compared to many others designed for Venini. Features gold foil inclusions....

Bowl by the Italian Master Carlo Scarpa, signed and published. Designed in 1934-36 for Venini. A rather large pieces, compared to many others designed for Venini. Murano glass with g...

Bowl "Anges" made in molded opalescent glass by René Lalique in 1930. Acid-stamped "R.LALIQUE" signature on side. Perfect original condition. Wonderful quality. Exceptional opalesc...

Rustic Carved Stone Catch All. France, circa 1930.

A beautiful and minimal 1930s French Art Deco alabaster centrepiece, consisting of carved alabaster forming a pedestal bowl. Raised reeding is stacked, ringing the top of the bowl an...

A beautiful footed bowl in bronze with amazing patina. Made by GAB Guldsmedsaktiebolaget, Sweden, 1930s. Great condition. Stamped 'BRONS' and makers mark.

A bronze vase designed and produced by Tinos, Denmark, 1930s.

Rare decorative bowl in bronze by danish metal workshop HF Ildfast Bronze which was a workshop in Denmark in the 1900’s to the 1930’s, not a lot is know...

A small disko metal vase designed and produced in Denmark, 1930s.

Daum Nancy, France. Art Deco bowl in smoke coloured mouth-blown art glass. 1930s. Measures: 14.5 x 8.5 cm. In excellent condition. Signed.

Crystal bowl with silver and coral decorative elements Eliseo Mangili (1890-1977) Milan, circa 1940 It measures 4.8 in high x Ø 8.26 in; foot Ø 4.33 in (12.2 x Ø 21 cm; Ø foot 11 cm) 5.51 lb (2.55 kg) The rounded bowl narrows and rests on a flared foot with a polygonal section in blue crystal. The bowl itself is crafted in transparent crystal and continues the polygonal motif. The base of the bowl is decorated with a series of engraved blue arches which somewhat overlap creating a corolla and with five vertical cusps of the same colour. The rim is accented with a triple cut line around the entire circumference. A silver band representing a currant branch wraps the “waist” where the foot joins the bowl with currants made of orange coral. The bowl features the following marks along the silver band which defines its narrowing towards the foot. These help us date the work: 1) a lozenge with the abbreviation of the province (MI); Roman fasces; the number 08. This was the mark in force after the promulgation of the law of 5 February 1934 n. 305, which provided for the use of a uniform mark for the identification of the silversmith and of the province. In this case it is the Milanese smith Eliseo Mangili during the period 1935-1944. 2) 800 without a border. Title in thousandths of silver. Eliseo Mangili was one of the most talented goldsmiths flanking Alfredo Ravasco...