Interwar Period

Matte orange base glaze with soft green shading toward the rim — characteristic of Ipsens Enke’s nature-inspired works from the interwar period. Origin: Denmark. Designer: Ipsens En...

Figurative glazed ceramic dish featuring two penguins standing beside a basin-shaped bowl in naturalistic green and orange tones — characteristic of Ipsens Enke’s sculptural animal p...

Its understated geometry and craftsmanship evoke the timeless modernism associated with French decorative arts of the interwar period. Both functional and sculptural, the armchair i...

Silver-plated Art Deco Box with Gold Clasp, by Desny, France, 1930s A stunning Art Deco box with a lid, attributed to Desny, Paris, renowned for its refined geometric designs and lux...

With its sleek proportions and "Moderne" influence, this piece exemplifies the high-end craftsmanship found in Vienna during the interwar period. Materials: Richly figured dark hardw...

Crafted in pewter, the vase reflects the restrained, sculptural approach characteristic of Swedish metalwork from the interwar period. The stepped, spherical form emphasizes volume a...

The lamp displays finely worked frosted surfaces and sculptural relief, achieved through traditional acid-etching and sandblasting techniques typical of high-quality French decorativ...

A highly collectible object that merges art, design, and French craftsmanship from the interwar period, it is ideal for collectors of Art Deco and designer porcelain.

An authentic example of 1930s commercial design, it reflects the material innovation and conceptual rigor that defined modernist architecture and interiors during the interwar period.

Though French Art Deco is more famous, Budapest, Hungary was a center of Art Deco design during the interwar period. Experience gained during the Biedermeier era (early 1800's) was e...

Its bold geometry and considerable scale give the piece a strong decorative presence characteristic of European glass design of the interwar period. Beautifully suited as an ashtray...

With its harmonious proportions, exceptional craftsmanship, and understated elegance, this piece is a timeless example of Swedish cabinetmaking from the interwar period. It integrate...

This piece is hand-woven with lustrous wool and natural dyes, showcasing the superb craftsmanship of Chinese workshops during the interwar period. The open space around the motifs hi...

He founded his workshop in Copenhagen in 1905 and became known for elegant cutlery patterns and silver hollowware. During the interwar period his designs evolved toward a more restra...

A charming and functional example of French craftsmanship from the interwar period.

Its refined cantilevered form reflects the progressive furniture design of the interwar period. The bentwood armrests and wooden structure remain in good original condition with age-...

Crafted from solid beech wood, the piece features clean geometric lines and balanced proportions characteristic of Central European modernist design from the interwar period. The sto...

This rare model perfectly embodies the refined craftsmanship and innovative spirit of Murano glassmaking during the interwar period. Elegant and highly collectible. Dimensions: 31 cm...

Refined bakelite accents and clean geometric lines perfectly capture the luxurious European Art Deco aesthetic of the interwar period. The warm diffused illumination and sculptural s...

His work is characterized by a mastery of proportions, the quality of materials, and a restrained elegance, inherited from the tradition of the great French decorators of the interwa...

The scalloped form adds an elegant touch, typical of Meissen’s porcelain production of the interwar period. Founded in 1710, Meissen was Europe’s first porcelain manufactory and qui...

The scalloped form adds an elegant touch, typical of Meissen’s porcelain production of the interwar period. Founded in 1710, Meissen was Europe’s first porcelain manufactory and qui...

The clean, geometric lines are characteristic of French glass production from the interwar period. The contrast between the clear body and the blue feet creates a highly decorative e...

Produced during Upsala-Ekeby’s influential interwar period, this model reflects the Futurum group’s modernist approach—balancing decorative tradition with emerging functionalist idea...

Each tin is adorned with a stylized floral design and typographic inscriptions, typical of French decorative arts of the interwar period. Functional and decorative, this set brings a...

A refined object, both functional and decorative, emblematic of the toiletries of the interwar period. Key Features : Antique hand mirror France, 20th century Art Deco style with na...

It is finished in a richly variegated green glaze with darker mottled accents, characteristic of Nittsjö production from the interwar period. The glaze displays depth and movement, s...

The warm tones of the wood, combined with the clean architectural lines, are characteristic of high-quality French Art Deco furniture of the interwar period. A sophisticated and func...

A rare carved wall panel attributed to Studio Ponzio, created in 1930s Italy for Gruppo 4, a collective associated with the applied arts and architectural decoration of the interwar ...

Hand-signed GePe on the underside, this piece showcases the innovative ceramic artistry emerging in Sweden during the interwar period. A unique find for collectors of Scandinavian de...

Elegant Swedish Grace Pewter Jar, Dated 1937 – with Stylized Female Finial A rare and beautifully crafted pewter jar from 1937, representative of the refined Swedish Grace style of...

The piece, depicting a semi-nude young woman covered only by a long draped veil or cloth, is holding a cluster of grapes, exemplifying Lévy-Kinsbourg’s mastery of form and delicate a...

Gilded Wall Mirror in the Louis XVI Style, Early 20th Century An oval mirror from the Interwar Period, set in a wooden frame with plaster ornamentation.

The wide, shallow form accentuates the dynamic spiral pattern, typical of Kähler’s artistic production during the interwar period. A fine example of Danish ceramic art from the 1930s.

A great innovator in technical and aesthetical mastery of glass design, Vicke Lindstrand's design was featured during world fairs (including Paris and New York during the interwar pe...

A refined serving piece from the interwar period. Origin: Denmark. Manufacturer: Royal Copenhagen.

Her elongated form, stylised features and flowing drapery lend the piece a strong sculptural presence characteristic of continental decorative sculpture of the interwar period. Moun...

The white enamel exterior, typical of medical furnishings from the interwar period, remains largely intact with light, age-appropriate paint wear.

The restrained geometry, polished chromed finish and emphasis on technical functionality reflect the progressive design philosophy of the interwar period, where innovation and visual...

His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influences toward a more restrained classical style during the interwar period. Evald Nielsen’s works are today highly sought after by collectors...

His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influences toward a more restrained classical style during the interwar period. Evald Nielsen’s works are today highly sought after by collectors...

His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influences toward a more restrained classical style during the interwar period. Evald Nielsen’s works are today highly sought after by collectors...

His work evolved from Art Nouveau influences toward a more restrained and classical style during the interwar period, and his pieces remain highly sought after by collectors of Danis...

His work evolved from Art Nouveau influences toward a more restrained and classical style during the interwar period, and his pieces remain highly sought after by collectors of Danis...

This rectangular carpet is a prime example of an interwar period textile woven in China specifically for the Western market. : It features a striking, high-contrast palette made poss...

The highly graphic composition, combining vertical lines with stylized floral friezes, perfectly evokes the elegance and refinement of French glass creations from the interwar period...

Although no specific designer can be definitively attributed, the mirror aligns with the broader tradition of Italian Art Deco production during the interwar period. The restrained g...

Today, Soundrite pieces are sought-after examples of American industrial design from the interwar period, represented in collections and specialty dealers across the United States.

The work is believed to date from circa 1920–30 and relates stylistically to the modernist movements that shaped the Paris art scene during the interwar period. With a light yet conf...

The top is in veined marble in brick red, gray and white shades, characteristic of French furniture from the interwar period. Natural wear of the oak and marble consistent with the a...

Produced in France around 1930, the piece embodies both the glamour and modernity of the interwar period, serving as a functional object while standing as a decorative statement.

The stylized geometric hairstyle evokes the Egyptomania typical of decorative sculpture from the interwar period. Originally intended for a garden or a grand interior, this piece cap...

Developed during the interwar period, when housing demands were vastly different from today’s, this ingenious design remains fully functional and in excellent working order.

The vase features a balanced baluster shape with a gently flared rim and represents a classic example of Royal Doulton’s decorative production during the interwar period. Origin: En...

A classic example of Kähler’s functional and timeless design language from the interwar period. Origin: Denmark. Designer: Svend Hammershøi (1873–1948).

Its curved arm, domed shade, and weighted circular base express the functional design language of the interwar period, while the worn paint and visible patina give it the authentic p...

His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influences toward a more restrained classical style during the interwar period. Evald Nielsen’s works are today highly sought after by collectors...

His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influences toward a more restrained classical style during the interwar period. Evald Nielsen’s works are today highly sought after by collectors...

His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influences toward a more restrained classical style during the interwar period. Evald Nielsen’s works are today highly sought after by collectors...

His designs evolved from Art Nouveau influences toward a more restrained classical style during the interwar period. Evald Nielsen’s works are today highly sought after by collectors...