Art Deco Revere

This stunning pair of American Art Deco chrome with red and black bakelite handles magazine racks were designed in 1934 by Fred D.Farr for Revere Copper and Brass Inc. of Rome, NY an...

This American Art Deco Fireside Wood Basket was designed by Leslie Beaton for Revere Copper and Brass, Inc., Rome, New York.

High style interesting silver, black and gold metal faced clock with walnut black inlaid designs. The clock has a stepped chromed bronze crest and stepped skyscraper feet. Chimes in ...

Designed for "U" candles by Bel Geddes for Revere ca 1935. Catalog No. 160 in the 1937 "Gifts by Revere" catalog. Documented therein as Designed by Norman Bel Ge...

A finely crafted modernist Revere Rome NY large copper ashtray with cork. Stamped on the bottom. 1930s

Really cool Art Deco bookend holder, flat chrome spring that holds books with solid wood lacquer bullet front, circa 1935 simple elegant and great design by Fred Farr for Revere.

This elegant pair of Art Deco Machine Age bookends were designed by Fred Farr for Revere, circa 1935.

This elegant pair of Art Deco Machine Age bookends were designed by Fred Farr for Revere, circa 1935.

This elegant pair of Art Deco Machine Age bookends were designed by Fred Farr for Revere, circa 1935.

Extremely rare and complete Manhattan cocktail set designed by Norman Bel Geddes for the Revere Copper and Brass Company. The ultimate in luxury streamlined Art Deco cocktail ephemera.

Streamlined Art Deco cocktail set, designed by Norman Bel Geddes for Revere, American, circa 1930s.

Art Deco chrome magazine stand. Features two opposing inward scrolled steel bands, ball feet, and an octagonal bakelite handle.

For your consideration is a magnificent, American Art Deco, chrome magazine rack, by Norman Bel Geddes, circa 1930s. In excellent antique condition. The dimensions are 12.5" W x 8" D...

Art Deco Fireside Wood Basket made of polished chrome and maple stained.

With its clean modernist lines, this piece would be a winning addition to any style of interior from classic Art Deco to contemporary. While it is a perfectly utilitarian item- ideal...

A unique pair of Art Deco wall planters crafted from copper and brass.

Machine Age modernist ashtray having a pair of fluted and angled copper cigarette rests floating in a shallow chromed steel disc.

Despite the passage of time, the allure of Ravinet d’Enfert's Art Deco flatware sets endures. Revered for their timeless elegance and impeccable craftsmanship, these pieces continue ...

Small American Art Deco chrome plated serving tray with two handles by Revere of Rome, NY, circa 1940s.

Tubular chrome steel with copper magazine or log holder. Manufactured by Revere co. New York.

Extremely rare eight piece set of Manhattan cocktail barware designed by Norman Bel Geddes, an Icon of Revere Art Deco Revere Copper and Brass Company. The ultimate chrome & brass co...

Set of four Art Deco ashtrays by Revere Copper and Brass, Inc in original box.

Streamlined Art Deco Normandie Pitcher, designed by Peter Muller Munk for Revere, American, circa 1930s.

This elegant pair of Art Deco Machine Age bookends were designed by Fred Farr for Revere, circa 1935.

Originally produced as centerpiece items, circa 1936, these great Bel Geddes pieces were subsequently marketed, circa 1938, as part of the iconic Manhattan line along with Bel Geddes...

Art Deco Magazine Holder/Bookends by Fred Farr for Revere Stylish design which features spring coil action to securely hold your books and magazines.

With its austere form and clean modernist form, this piece embodies the qualities that collectors of first-rate Machine Age Art Deco objects adore. While it is a perfectly functional...

Machine Age Art Deco Magazine or log holder designed by Leslie Beaton for Revere Copper and Brass Company.

Classic Art Deco Machine Age chrome cocktail shaker, by Forman Brothers. The Shaker features dramatic angular handle of red bakelite, and cocktail recipes impressed on the bottom. Th...

Machine Age Art Deco revere ice bucket / server catalin and chrome Supreme revere modernist design, in skyscraper / Saturn orb; manner of Lobel, Saarinen, etc.

Art Deco, very rare magazine holder in chrome by Revere, registered design for Paris, over N.Y.

Fred Farr for Revere Art Deco Machine Age chrome magazine rack.

Revere catalog # 127, satin copper and green ruffle. Mid-1930s design. Documented Bel Geddes design. Difficult to find lamp, in the rarer copper or green combination. Unrestored...

This American Art Deco figural chrome plated "Masque" accent lamp was designed circa 1937 by famed industrial designer and illustrator Helen Dryden for Revere Copper and Brass Inc of...

This Iconic American Art Deco log holder/magazine rack was designed by Leslie Beaton for the Revere Brass and Copper Company of Rome, New York.

The iconic Machine Age bar accessory designed by Norman Bel Geddes for Revere Copper & Brass. The Manhattan polished chrome Shaker gave a new meaning to the skyscraper form in Indust...

This stylized log holder also makes a terrific magazine stand for the summer season. Designed by Leslie Beaton, it first appeared in the Revere Copper and Brass Company catalog of 19...

Nice example. No structural issues, some wear to chrome finish. Signature clearly visible. Reflections in pics 1& 2 are not damage. Please contact Dealer for more pictures.

Terrific and hard to find Skyscraper Cocktail Tray & Candle Holder set designed by Norman Bel Geddes for Revere. This beautiful set is comprised of 4 candle holders and one cocktail ...

A driving club was an exclusive and private club for horse carriage activities. After the popularity of the motor car, driving clubs fell out of fashion, and eventually evaporated. O...

Norman Bel Geddes (1893 – 1958) designed this American art deco cocktail set in 1936 for Revere Copper and Brass Company.

For a crowd obsessed with speed, economy, power, agility -- all those attributes and more that those lucky people who lived through the Art Deco period revered and emulated, as they ...

A very unique 1930s firewood or magazine holder designed by Leslie Beaton for Revere, with chromed steel circular frame, a curved copper tray, and lacquered wood handle. An iconic de...

These beautifully executed American Art Deco pair of triple chrome and brass candle holders are known as 'Candlespheres'.

Art Deco Nickel magazine rack design by Fred Farr, by Revere, Registered design, Paris, New York.

Difficult to source original Catalogued Revere skyscraper set # 1740. The Manhattan tray was originally designed as a centerpiece, and adopted by Norman Bel Geddes for his iconic co...

Machine Age Art Deco cocktail tray by Charles Harmann for Revere Rare Revere drinks or breakfast serving tray by Harmann. 1937 Catalog # 176, the Aristocrat Polished chrome outs...

Machine Age Art Deco Empire cocktail shaker, William Archibald Welden for Revere Iconic Empire shaker by Welden for Revere 1938 Complete with original catalin spout cap and finia...

An icon of modern Art Deco design, this stylized log holder is often misattributed to Norman Bel Geddes.

Iconic Machine Age Art Deco Charles Sheeler salt and pepper shakers Very nice original pair matched S & P's by Sheeler.

Art Deco log holder by Lesley Beaton for Revere.

Pitcher by Revere Copper & Brass Company, USA, 1935 chrome-plated brass. Signed with impressed manufacturer's mark to underside: [Revere Rome, NY].