Machine Age Picture Frame

This eccentrically designed asymmetrical French Art Deco/Machine Age, chrome postcard-sized frame

Art Deco Machine Age picture frame. This picture frame consists of frameless glass that is held in

Art Deco Skyscraper Machine Age picture frame. This picture frame consists of frameless glass that

Art Deco Machine Age picture frame. This picture frame consists of frameless glass that is held in

A lovely walnut based original French Art Deco 1930s picture frame with chrome circular glass

This refined chrome Machine Age picture frame was realized in France, circa 1930, at the height of

An Art Deco Machine Age picture frame, it features a pair of chrome circular skyscraper style

This refined Machine Age picture frame was realized in France, circa 1935. It features a

This refined Art Deco Machine Age picture frame was realized in the United States, circa 1935

This elegant and graphic Art Deco Machine Age picture frame was realized in the United States circa

This refined Art Deco Machine age picture frame was realized by Dura Frame Company in the United

This elegant and graphic Art Deco Machine Age picture frame was realized in the United States circa

This impressive Machine Age metal picture photo frame boasts a modernist industrial design with

glass picture frame that can hold a photo size 3.25 by 6. Excellent condition.

A stunning French Machine Age metal and Lucite picture photo frame designed in the 1960s. Modernist

holds two round pieces of original beveled glass. This frame really exemplifies the Machine Age movement

This is a beautiful French Machine Age metal and Lucite photo frame with a modernist industrial

This refined picture frame was produced in America at the height of Art Deco. It features two

This stunning picture frame features a blue mirror base with two pale glass balls supporting a hand

This sophisticated skyscraper style Machine Age Art Deco picture frame was realized by esteemed

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These Machine Age Art Deco Picture frames hold photographs between two beveled glass plates.They

Pair of Machine Age style Deco picture frames in chrome with stylized bakelite

Art Deco Skyscraper Style Asymetrical Machine Age picture frame. This picture frame consists of

This elegant Art Deco Machine Age picture frame was realized in the United States, circa 1935. It

This refined Art Deco Machine age picture frame was realized by Dura Frame Company in the United

Impressive machine age metal picture photo frame. Modernist industrial design with geometric

This impressive Machine Age metal picture photo frame boasts a modernist industrial design with

Elegant French Art Deco chrome picture photo frame. Modernist Machine Age geometric shape with

This elegant Art Deco picture photo frame was crafted in France in the 1930s. The typical Machine

Lovely French Art Deco picture photo frame. Modernist Machine Age design with solid Macassar wood

Impressive Machine Age all chromed metal picture photo frame, France circa 1930s. Modernist

This whimsical and sophisticated picture Art Deco Machine Age frame was realized in France, circa

Lovely French Art Deco picture photo frame. Modernist Machine Age design with solid Macassar wood

This picture frame was created in America, circa 1935, a fact that is immediately apparent to any

An Art Deco picture frame consisting of two chrome pointed disc supports on a faux wood finish base

Michel Dumas for Roche Bobois designed this stunning Machine Age metal and Lucite picture frame

This streamline Art Deco frame is chromed and features two stylized supports supporting the

Pair of mirrors framed in bronze patinated copper.

Trapezoidal ceramic mirror by the French artist Nathalie Soufflet, workshop "Curiosa". Decoration composed of a set of geometric shapes in black slip and blue ceramic. « Cubist » sty...

A beautiful early example, freshly reupholstered in finest quality wool fabric, as closely as possible to the original color scheme of two shades of grey.

A striking blend of tradition and avant-garde design, the Uchiwa pendant lamp by Ingo Maurer for Design M exemplifies the artistic exploration of the 1970s. Comprising fourteen fans ...

Mario Bellini "Pianura" three-seater modular sofa for Cassina, argilla velvet and wood, Italy, 1971. The “Pianura” living room set is a great expression of the minimalism and elegan...

Pair of wrought-iron screens with brown patina, designed by Jean Touret and made by the Atelier de Marolles, in good condition. The screen features a rectangular wrought-iron frame ...

Tito Agnoli Low table A white lacquered wood circular table, surmounted with a grey and transparent glass top. Produced by Cinova, Italy. 1960s. Literature Rivista dell’arredament...

Fantastic cement planter by Swiss designer Willy Guhl for Eternit. Large concrete pedestal base with massive concrete bowl that sits on top. Bowl can sit flat or angled in a multitud...

Carlo Scarpa, “Valmarana” table, 1971-72, in its original bleached Ash version. "Valmarana with its solid and essential design shows Scarpa’s passion for conceiving designs that add...

Artist: Benny Luciano Frigerio Italian artist (attributed) Item: Italian bronze mirror.

This elegant, minimalistic sofa set features a classic patinated elmwood frame that beautifully complements the soft, ecru upholstery, creating a timeless, sophisticated aesthetic. ...

Valmarana table in ash wood designed by Carlo Scarpa and produced by Simon Gavina in the 1970s. Carlo Scarpa is a renowned architect with deep ties to Venice, where he was born and...

"Kachina" ceramic mirror by French Artist Nathalie Soufflet, " Curiosa" workshop. Vallauris. Signed and dated " Kachina, Curiosa, Vallauris, 2021" Nathalie Soufflet is a contempor...

Carlo Scarpa (1906- 1978) was an Italian architect and designer heavily influenced by the history of Venetian culture, materials and landscape. in 1926 obtained his diploma of Profes...

This set of 4 chairs was created by French Avant Garde designer Pierre Cardin for well-known interior design firm Maison Jansen, 1970's France. Lounge on extravagant blue velvet, su...

Quinta chairs by Mario Botta for Alias, 1985.

Jean Mazeaud and Jean Faverot, Art Deco porcelain fruit bowl, Sevres, 1930.