Nike Sweden

drafting table on Nike, of Eskiltuna, Sweden table base. The cast steel hydraulic base sits upon

NIKE. Made in Sweden 1940-1950s, this model adjusts from 29 1/4" - 40 1/2" when flat. The height is

Nike. Made in Sweden, 1940-1950s, this is the tall version that will adjust from 38 3/4" - 62" when

c. 2000s. Cushions can be moved and become a sleeper sofa. Blue frame with blanket stitch on cushions.

Walnut wooden table top with Nike hydraulic metal base. The table top can rotate atop the base

Vintage drafting table by Nike Hydraulics of Eskilstuna, Sweden. The single pedestal base is made

table from Nike made in Sweden.

This antique barber chair was manufactured by the Swedish manufacture NIKE in 1927. The seat is

An impressive 1950's cast iron drafting table by NIKE Eskilstuna. Made in Sweden. An iconic true

Exceptionally handsome Industrial designed drafting table. This was made by the Swedish firm Nike

This restored drafting table was made by Nike Hydraulics in Eskilstuna, Sweden. The base is made

Very Large Size Swedish made ‘Nike’ Drafting Table with Tilt & Heavy Duty Hydraulic-Lift Base

Industrial drafting table by NIKE Hydraulics, 1950s. These Swedish drafting tables can be adjusted

Made in Sweden. Unrestored condition. Minor surface rust spots. Hydraulic up/down pedal works well

A stunning 1930s drafting table by Swedish manufacturer Nike Eskilstuna. A fully functional table

Filled with Sturm und Drang and packed with allegory and higher meaning, this remarkable Art Deco painting by Eugene Savage celebrates and interprets Beethoven's greatest work -- the...

A rare and superb depiction of modern dance in the era of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo and modern dance pioneers such as Martha Graham, this figure of a modern male dancer, his ar...

Diminutive and striking, this Mannerist male nude by Raoul Pène du Bois, the great Broadway designer, depicts a confident figure in the full bloom of youth, with golden hair and blus...

Large and impressive, this bronze bas relief rondel depicts a nude St. George on his valiant horse, spearing a fearsome dragon below. The relief is bold and expressive, and the bron...

Pair of Italian Mid-Century Modern style articulating wall lights in solid brass and black enameled metal in the style of Angelo Lelli for Arrredoluce. Set up for 1 European candelab...

A period Art Deco watering can with beautifully patinated brass and copper. A fully functional piece to water the plants or a compliment to many settings as a decorative piece. The p...

Painted by Eugene Savage -- arguably, America's most successful and prolific muralist in the Art Deco style, with important surviving paintings dating from the 1920s to the 1950s -- ...

Bold and elegant, this rare -- possibly unique -- Art Deco table clock in the Chinese manner by the renowned Gübelin firm in Switzerland is a close cousin to the impossibly rarified ...

A vivid and striking example of Art Deco painting, this depiction of St. Sebastian in tones of gold and pink-papaya shows the figure with a rich, brown complexion, wounded with four ...

Full of color and movement, this detailed study for a room dominated by a monumental Art Deco mural was painted by a French artist, perhaps for an interior design firm in Bordeaux. T...

This superb depiction of two nude male boxers at the height of their fight, one knocking out the other, was painted by François-Louis Schmied, one of France's two leading artists spe...

Beautifully painted in glowing, deep ruddy and brown tones, this sensitive portrait of a young man in Taxco was painted by Ralph Dwight Ayer in the 1930s, during a visit to Mexico's ...

Highly rare and extraordinary in subject matter and palette, this low, footed Art Deco bowl by A. Mourier depicts six nude male figures around its circumference, arm in arm and hand ...

Entitled "Truth and the Seven Deadly Sins" and teeming with allegory, this Art Deco study for a major mosaic was painted by Eugene Savage for the new Queens Supreme Courthouse -- a 1...

One of the most striking and vivid Art Deco paintings we have ever offered, this dramatization of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony was made by Eugene Savage, probably in the 1930s at the h...

This unusual presentation of Mercury, the Greek god of speed and communications, was painted by François-Louis Schmied, one of France's two leading artists specializing in high-end b...