Interwar Period

The curved backrest and sculpted arms give the piece a refined early modernist character, typical of Czech furniture of the interwar period. The chair has been cleaned and treated wi...

This sideboard is a rare testament to Berlin’s artistic milieu of the interwar period, where design, performance, and craftsmanship converged.

This rare and striking Modernist iron Hanukkah lamp, crafted in Germany circa 1930, is a powerful reflection of early 20th-century Jewish design sensibilities—fusing tradition with t...

Perfect for enhancing an elegant interior or completing a collection focused on the art of the interwar period. Don’t miss out on this unique item!

British Staffordshire potteries such as Wedgwood and Johnson Brothers capitalized upon the surge of popularity of American history after the Centennial of 1876 and again during the i...

One of the most notable Fog & Mørup designs from the interwar period was the brass Kongelys table lamp, created by Niels Rasmussen Thykier.

The glass house came to be a leading producer during the interwar period. In more recent times the factory has also become noted for its chandelier-making.

Baguès began selling internationally in the interwar period, expanding the company’s operation to New York, Rome and Cairo.

An exceptional Art Deco ceramic vase by Charles Catteau for Boch Frères Keramis, created in La Louvière, Belgium, during the interwar period. With its impressive proportions—12.2 in....

H: 29.5 cm · W: 11 cm · D: 17 cm About Christoph Voll Christoph Voll (1897-1939) was a German sculptor and graphic artist and a notable figure in German art during the interwar perio...

Deco emerged from the Interwar period when rapid industrialization was transforming culture.

Such revival pieces were popular in France during the interwar period, reflecting renewed interest in national history and classical imperial imagery.

Boldly modern yet elegantly restrained, it exemplifies the refined industrial aesthetic that defined Adnet's early work and the broader design ethos of the interwar period. Architect...

This rare ceramic vase, designed by Ewald Dahlskog and produced by Bobergs Fajansfabrik in Sweden during the 1930s, exemplifies the graceful synthesis of form and ornament characteri...

This set of four dining chairs is designed in the manner of Charles Dudouyt, one of the most distinctive figures in French decorative arts of the interwar period. Dudouyt’s work is o...

The movement continued in the interwar period, in effort to rebuild the British economy after the war.

A rare survival in this condition, and an excellent example of small-scale Dutch modernist furniture from the interwar period. The piece is in very good condition with minimal signs...

Art Deco furniture reflects a moment when design shifted toward confidence, comfort, and modern living. Emerging in the interwar period, the design movement embraced strong silhouett...

Danish designer, architect and critic, Poul Henningsen was one of the key figures in Danish cultural life in the interwar period. He studied architecture between 1911 and 1917, but n...

This combination of sculptural glass and high-quality metalwork exemplifies the luxurious craftsmanship found in the finest French Art Deco wall lights of the interwar period. These...

Primula Veris makes a captivating decorative piece, ideal for collectors of Dutch illustration, Art Deco portraiture, or fashion-themed works from the interwar period. Condition rep...

It was named after their house in Richmond where they began hand-printing books. During the interwar period the Hogarth Press grew from a hobby to a business and they used commercial...

The inclusion of Transcaucasia reflects the continuing strategic importance of the region during the interwar period. Originally intended for tourists, diplomats, military officers,...

The sideboard reflects the transition from the refined decorative arts of the interwar period toward the more structural vocabulary that would characterize French interiors around th...

It continues to evoke the refined taste and modern spirit of the interwar period. The table has undergone a complete professional restoration carried out by our team of skilled craft...

Jules Leleu (1883–1961) was a French interior designer and furniture maker, and a major figure of Art Deco and French design during the interwar period. Trained in applied arts and a...

These elegant chairs represent one of the most recognizable examples of Czech modernist furniture design from the interwar period. The chairs feature Halabala’s characteristic bent ...

Art Deco The term Art Deco was coined in the 1960s to refer to the art that emerged during the interwar period. It was a style that developed in all facets of design and reached its...

This exceptional piece exemplifies the sophisticated restraint and material richness that define high-quality French Art Deco furniture of the interwar period. The cabinet is execut...

The combined manufactory developed a distinctive style featuring vibrant colors, geometric patterns, stylized floral motifs, and relief decorations—elements that aligned perfectly wi...

Danish designer, architect and critic, Poul Henningsen was one of the key figures in Danish cultural life in the interwar period. He studied architecture between 1911 and 1917, but n...

Baguès began selling internationally in the interwar period, expanding the company’s operation to New York, Rome and Cairo.

This transitional phase between the two iconic design styles brought us modern pieces that still retain the escapist glamour of the interwar period, such as this 1940’s sofa. Toeing...

Axel Einar Hjorth (1888–1959), one of Sweden’s most influential designers of the interwar period, was known for his ability to blend historical reference, artisanal tradition, and av...

This rare pewter box, produced in 1937 by the distinguished Swedish firm GAB (Guldsmedsaktiebolaget), exemplifies the refined craftsmanship and stylistic synthesis that characterized...

Though the designer remains unidentified, the craftsmanship and stylistic language reflect the confluence of traditional cabinetmaking and the modernist flair characteristic of the A...

At the height of his career in the interwar period, he received numerous public commissions and honors.

Through the early decades of the 20th century, including the turbulent years surrounding the First World War and the interwar period, the factory continued to operate and adapt.

As an attributed work, it stands as a refined example of Hjorth’s early career and of Bodafors’ high-quality production during the interwar period—characterized by classical influenc...

In terms of historical context, this piece represents a peak of Art Deco glassmaking, characterized by a shift from the naturalistic curves of Art Nouveau to the bold, geometric, and...

The glass is substantial and weighty, demonstrating the quality of industrial molding techniques that de Cagny helped modernize during the interwar period. The vase is clearly signed...

Design and Features Prestigious Attribution: The design is characteristic of the Charles Dudouyt style, known for its clean forms, elegant lines, and the use of precious materials d...

An exceptional and highly expressive Art Deco mantel clock, conceived as a celebration of speed, winter sports, and the modern spirit of the interwar period. Executed in a striking c...

He gained recognition during the interwar period for his bold, sculptural approach to furniture, which stood apart from the more refined elegance of contemporaries working in the Art...

The aesthetic language relates closely to the work of Joseph Savina and the broader Breton modernist movement of the interwar period, where traditional craftsmanship was reinterprete...

This dynamic pattern symbolises energy, movement, lightning and modernity, perfectly capturing the optimistic spirit of the interwar period and the fascination with progress and inno...

These remarkable pieces, dating from around 1920, embody the excellence of French design from the interwar period. Detailed Description: Material: Solid walnut, a noble and warm wo...

This exceptional Gazvit model, introduced in 1934, represents the innovative engineering and avant-garde design characteristic of the French lighter industry during the interwar peri...

Elegant pair of Art Deco pedestals, circa 1930–1940, whose architectural design and refined use of precious wood veneers recall the luxurious French furniture of the interwar period,...

In the first place come the great decorators, the masters of the interwar period, such as Adnet, Arbus or Old, and the representatives of a style 50 in freedom, playful and freed fro...

No maker's markings are present — consistent with the practice of many quality American and English cabinetmakers of the interwar period who produced for the residential and decorato...

Likely intended as a bar cabinet or writing desk, it offers both sculptural presence and discreet functionality—qualities prized in European interiors of the interwar period. Lajos ...

About the Art Deco Style The term Art Deco was defined in the 1960s to refer to the art that emerged during the interwar period. It was a style that developed across all facets of d...

British Staffordshire potteries such as Cauldon, Wedgwood, and Johnson Brothers capitalized upon the surge of popularity of American history leading up to the Centennial of 1876 and ...

Original Finnigan’s suitcases from the interwar period are highly collectible, especially when featuring such rare, intact interiors and clear maker's marks.

The art of delicacy In the interwar period, Alexandre Kelety exhibited as part of the Salon de la Société des Artistes français, an exhibition that was decisive for his reputation.

An Original Art Deco Bronze Desk Lamp with Fossiliferous Limestone Base Circa 1925–1935 This sophisticated and complete original Art Deco desk lamp dates from the interwar period and...

The moulded D'Avesn signature and accompanying pattern number to the base confirm its authenticity and connect it directly to one of the leading figures of French decorative arts dur...

Gradually moving away from Art Nouveau, he developed a very personal genre, characterized by bright, powerful, contrasting colors and naturalistic and stylized patterns, perfectly sy...

Gradually moving away from Art Nouveau, he developed a very personal genre, characterized by bright, powerful, contrasting colors and naturalistic and stylized patterns, perfectly sy...