Interwar Period

Characteristic of Dutch furniture from the interwar period, these pieces balance practicality with refined design, making them representative examples of early twentieth-century Art ...

These small tables were traditionally produced as plant stands and circulated widely in Dutch households during the interwar period. Shows wear consistent with age and use.

A beautiful example of Belgian craftsmanship from the interwar period, where Art Deco curves meet the simplicity that would define mid‑century design.

At the center sits a stylized female figure in a contemplative pose, rendered with soft simplified lines characteristic of Scandinavian and Continental Art Deco sculpture during the ...

Music bands and concerts performed mostly due the interwar period by Ludwig Grünwald, Capua Jazz band or Grete Duchek, just to name a few.

The underside retains the original WMF Ikora stamp, confirming authenticity and period. This sculptural design exemplifies the refined craftsmanship and modernist aesthetic associate...

Each piece features a stylized sculptural figure in a dynamic pose, evoking theatrical characters or dancers characteristic of the Parisian stage spirit of the interwar period. The ...

The design reflects the strong Bohemian glassmaking tradition of the interwar period, executed in the glamorous Italian taste.

The cabinet’s asymmetrical layout and curved contours reflect the modernist spirit of the interwar period, while its materials speak to the refined tastes of the time.

A distinctive example of Bauhaus design from the 1930s, this tubular steel console table was produced by Robert Slezák in former Czechoslovakia, a leading manufacturer of modernist m...

The sophisticated curved arms and geometric vertical composition are characteristic of high-quality Central European Art Deco design from the interwar period. The chandelier has unde...

A very rare pair of lounge chairs manufactured by Ditta Porino (Turin, Italy) in the 1930s. Crafted during the interwar period, these chairs showcase remarkably clean and minimalist...

Her sitters included prominent figures of the interwar period, and she was known for her ability to convey character through soft but incisive line and color.

A desk lamp produced by Erpe in Belgium during the interwar period. Constructed in painted cast iron and sheet metal, the lamp combines a stepped architectural base with a slender an...

The dramatic oversized stoppers are formed as cascading clusters of grapes, adding a whimsical and luxurious decorative element while showcasing the exceptional artistry of Czech gla...

Bobbin turning as a furniture technique has roots in Northern European craft traditions, particularly prevalent in Dutch and Flemish vernacular furniture from the 17th century onward...

He is known for painting, design, architecture and is a key figure of Italian futurism in the interwar period (also known as "the second Futurism").

A rare and finely executed WMF Ikora vase from the 1930s, produced in patinated bronze and showcasing the distinctive surface treatment developed by Württembergische Metallwarenfabri...

A rare pair of fully restored bedside tables dating to the interwar period in former Czechoslovakia. Unlike factory-made pieces, these tables reflect the individuality and craftsmans...

The piece is distinguished by its deep blue glaze enhanced with subtle vertical flowing effects, characteristic of Pointu’s work during the interwar period. Produced in Saint-Amand-e...

An elegant and highly decorative set of six porcelain tea or coffee cups with matching saucers, produced by the renowned Bohemian manufacturer Ditmar Urbach during the interwar perio...

A beautifully balanced composition with crisp modeling and expressive character, this figure exemplifies Hugo Meisel’s celebrated work for Rosenthal during the interwar period.

These chairs perfectly represent the clean geometry and functional clarity typical of Central European modernist furniture from the interwar period. Dimensions: Height: 81 cm (31.9 i...

Small Walnut Sofa in the Rococo Revival Style, 1930s A finely crafted Neo-Rococo two-seater sofa from the Interwar Period, exhibiting the ornate elegance typical of the Rococo Reviv...

Executed in high-quality stoneware with elegant proportions, this piece exemplifies Wilhelm Kåge’s mastery and Gustavsberg’s exceptional ceramic production of the interwar period. T...

Marked on the base with “D118”, this vase is an excellent example of Scandinavian Art Deco decorative art from the interwar period. Designed by Just Andersen, trained at the Royal Da...

The pitcher features a beautifully balanced spherical body with a flowing, sculptural handle and an integrated pouring spout, reflecting the clean modernist design language of the in...

This refined interplay of color and material — dark bronze, gold highlights, and veined marble — exemplifies the sophistication of French decorative arts from the interwar period. A...

Made in Lyon in the 1930s by the company Pamega (original brass plate on the front), this piece embodies the craftsmanship and elegance of the interwar period. It includes an authen...

The level of detail and craftsmanship reflects Royal Worcester’s most luxurious productions of the interwar period. The backs are stamped “Royal Worcester, Made in England” and mark...

Pair of Cased Silver Gilt Anointing Spoons – Birmingham, 1936 A fine and decorative pair of English silver gilt anointing spoons, crafted in the interwar period and fully hallmarke...

Stamped by the manufacturer, this chandelier is a beautifully preserved example of Finnish lighting design from the interwar period. As a masterpiece of mid-century lighting design,...

The dish features the classic fluted decoration arranged in segmented panels, characteristic of more elaborate serving pieces from the interwar period. Origin: Denmark. Manufacturer...

Comprising a substantial dining table and six matching chairs, the set reflects the influence of the Amsterdam School and the broader movement toward a more structural and architectu...

The design embodies the restrained sophistication characteristic of Scandinavian decorative arts from the interwar period, combining clean architectural lines with graceful curved ca...

A rare and highly collectible pair, showcasing the craftsmanship and avant-garde aesthetics of French decorative arts during the interwar period. Wear consistent with age and use.

Painted in oil during the early 20th century, the work captures the warmth and spontaneity associated with Southern Italian genre portraiture of the interwar period. The sitter is p...

When this painting was painted, Lviv (now forming part of Western Ukraine) was part of Poland, Given the date of 1936 and the location of Lwów,, this piece comes from a time when the...

The underside of the lid is stamped Asprey London together with patent number 13020, confirming manufacture by the celebrated London retailer during the interwar period. Asprey supp...

The restrained palette and balanced proportions reflect the sophisticated modernism associated with Prague-region lighting workshops of the interwar period. Unmarked, as is typical f...

Rooted in the Bauhaus tradition yet expressive in its form, this armchair stands as a refined example of German modernism from the interwar period. Suitable as a statement piece or a...

The restrained design reflects the functional elegance of Scandinavian metalwork from the interwar period. The surface displays a soft, naturally aged patina consistent with its age...

Produced in thick, heavy stoneware, the bowl has a substantial, high-quality feel, reflecting Gustavsberg’s finest craftsmanship during the interwar period. The base is fully marked ...

He was friendly connected with Josef Frank and Oskar Strnad and a typical representative from the Wiener Wohnraumkultur in the interwar period. Good condition with minor signs of ag...

Product description Expressive Art Deco snavelkan produced by Mosa in Maastricht, the Netherlands, likely during the interwar period, circa 1920s–1930s. The design is striking for it...

Catteau is internationally recognised for his modern decorative ceramics produced during the interwar period. The vase is marked Keramis and numbered D704 for the decor - dated 1922-...

This combination of tubular steel and wood veneer became a defining element of early modernist furniture design throughout Central Europe during the interwar period. Dimensions: Heig...

Art Deco Liqueur Set by Karl Palda – Crystal & Silver, 1930s, Decanter & Glasses This elegant Art Deco liqueur set, attributed to Karl Palda and crafted in the 1930s, is a s...

Columbus, known for its innovative use of tubular metal in the interwar period, produced some of the most forward-thinking Italian modern furniture of the era.

Werkbundsiedlung ) and furnishing. During the interwar period the architects loved to design furnishings, which were mostly mobile and combinable, Josef Frank already began to affect...

This two-piece vanity container exemplifies the elegance and glamour of the interwar period, evoking boudoir culture and flapper fashion.

A fine and decorative example of Swedish design from the interwar period, combining material elegance with understated ornamentation.

Its balanced geometry, refined metalwork and subtle ornamental details reveal the influence of modernist church design from the interwar period where austerity, symbolism and crafts...

This version bears the unmistakable craftsmanship of Slezák’s workshop in Bystřice pod Hostýnem—a key Czechoslovak producer of modernist tubular steel furniture in the interwar perio...

About the company of Max Welz: The frame and strip factory Max Welz gained its fame - especially in the interwar period - through its collaboration with the most important artists of...

This exceptional chair represents the vibrant dialogue between traditional craftsmanship and modernist experimentation that defined European design in the interwar period, particular...

A rare and collectible piece of Swedish decorative arts from the interwar period, perfect for display or as a functional centrepiece.