Interwar Period

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...

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 ...

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...

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-...

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...

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...

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.

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

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.

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...

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 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...

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.

The piece showcases the sophisticated design sensibilities of the interwar period, when Heal’s was at the forefront of the British Arts and Crafts movement, championing quality mater...

With its strong, streamlined silhouette and understated elegance, this magazine holder exemplifies the fusion of utility and artistry central to Scandinavian design in the interwar p...

Lambert in Bohemia or designed by one of their associated artists working during the interwar period. With its rich coloration, meticulous craftsmanship, and dynamic relief work, thi...

A refined and versatile storage or display piece, well suited for books, objects, or ceramics, and a strong example of Swedish functional craftsmanship from the interwar period. Dim...

Oskar Strnad ( 1879 - 1935 ) Austrian architect, designer and artistic personality Together with Josef Frank he characterized the Viennese School of Architecture and in the 1920s he...

Josef Zotti designed many stunning designs for Prag - Rudniker and many interiors for flats and companies in the interwar period e.g. Cafe Museum. Fair condition with some signs of a...

This Viennese furniture piece or Wiener Möbel or Viennese living from the interwar period could perfectly use as a freestanding comfortable fireplace armchair.

An elegant example of Charles Schneider's celebrated Art Deco glasswork, this vase was produced at his renowned Épinay-sur-Seine glassworks, one of the leading French art glass ateli...

Walter Sobotka was a famed representant as furniture designer in the interwar period in Vienna. approx. measures Diameter 64.3 cm Height 56.5 cm

The silhouette is graceful and well-balanced, with gently curved lines and a light, architectural presence—reflecting the transition between traditional French decorative arts and th...

The piece exemplifies the refined geometric vocabulary and avant-garde aesthetic for which the Parisian Maison Desny became known during the interwar period. The mirror features a l...

This charming 1930s Sicilian sculpture depicts a classic putto, radiating the whimsical and serene character typical of Mediterranean decorative arts from the interwar period. Expert...

Rather ingeniously, the leg is split into three vertical wedge sections—a design dating back to the late Victorian period and continuing through the interwar period.

These Art Deco club chairs embody the restrained elegance and architectural clarity that define the finest furniture of the interwar period. Executed in blackened walnut, each chair ...

The layered construction of the arms creates a refined architectural rhythm, while the softly rounded contours reveal the high level of craftsmanship associated with Swedish furnitur...

Crafted from spun brass and retaining its original darkened surface, the lamp possesses a quiet architectural quality that recalls the lighting designs produced in Austria and German...

Crafted from solid brass and featuring three original opaline glass globe shades, this elegant lighting fixture reflects the enduring influence of traditional European decorative art...

A striking and tactile object, equally suited for a dressing table, desk, or curated cabinet, and a fine example of French craftsmanship from the interwar period. Wear consistent wi...

The Bakelite surface, smooth and subtly lustrous, reflects the innovative spirit of the interwar period, when new materials were embraced for their modernity and resilience.

The sculptural brass cone shades combined with layered star backplates create an iconic early modernist appearance strongly connected to Central European avant-garde design of the in...

When assembled, the shaker presents a streamlined silhouette, emblematic of the modernist ideals of the interwar period. A timeless addition to any barware collection or interior, e...

This type of cornucopia-shaped lighting fixture appears in several Italian Art Deco interiors and is often associated with designers working in Milan during the interwar period, incl...

Technical Specifications Country of Origin: Italy Period: c. 1920s – 1930s (Interwar Period) Style: Italian Neoclassical / Grand Tour Revival Materials: Carved Translucent Alabaster,...

Pieces such as this reflect the influence of European Art Deco filtered through Japanese ceramic production of the interwar period, where export wares often embraced bold modernist f...

The gently curved legs and flowing structure give the piece a strong architectural presence while maintaining a sense of lightness and balance typical of Italian design from the inte...

A rare and sophisticated example of Swedish decorative arts from the interwar period, combining fine craftsmanship, balanced proportions, and restrained ornamentation.

Alexandre Zinoview (1889–1977) Oil on cardboard Elegant Woman with Pearls H. 21.3 cm Circa. 1925 Biographical Information A Russian painter living in Paris, Alexandre Zinoview was ...

Manufacturer: Ipsens Enke, Denmark Material: Ceramic Dimensions: H. 4.5 cm, D. 28 cm Marking: Ipsens Enke, model no. 139. Period: 1920s–1930s Condition: Very good condition, minor si...

A restrained yet visually engaging example of English art pottery from the interwar period.

Rectangular in form, the mirror captures the quiet sophistication of the French interwar period—balancing neoclassical ornament with a simple, architectural frame.

This flat weave piece is a great example of textile artistry produced in the American USA Rugs tradition during the interwar period, reflecting a sophisticated adaptation of indigeno...

Pieces by Atelier Petitot are documented in major design museums and were widely used in both residential and public spaces during the interwar period, making them icons of French Ar...

As a french sculpture from the early 20th century, it reflects the modernist zeitgeist and avant-garde aspirations of the interwar period. Though untitled, the work offers insight in...

This restored pair of armchairs mark a unique opportunity to acquire objects from one of Chareau’s earliest commissions, which was fundamental in his development of a radical and inn...

The Viennese circle of architects and designer in the Interwar period were popular for their extraordinary and high quality furniture designs and creations.

Czechoslovakia was formed from several provinces of the collapsing empire of Austria-Hungary in 1918, at the end of World War I. In the interwar period it became the most prosperous ...

A bold and dynamic example of French Art Deco glass, this vase was created by Charles Schneider at his renowned Épinay-sur-Seine glassworks, celebrated for its vividly colored art gl...

Crafted from beech wood and beech plywood, the table displays the refined craftsmanship characteristic of Central European furniture from the interwar period. Its oval tabletop is su...

It is characterized by clean, geometric lines and the refined aesthetics typical of this interwar period. The object's design emphasizes functionality combined with a luxurious visua...

This piece exemplifies the Scandinavian design philosophy of the interwar period - blending modernist clarity with warmth, craftsmanship, and symbolic meaning.

The all-wool foundation indicates a date before WWI. Afterwards, in the Interwar period, Oushak carpets were done on cotton to better compete with Persian production.

Dutch Art Deco furniture of the interwar period frequently combined geometric structural forms with upholstered seating volumes, reflecting broader European modernist influences filt...

The contrast between the warm reddish mahogany veneer, deep black lacquer, and transparent glass exemplifies the sophisticated material palette favored by French Art Deco designers d...

The restrained palette of warm burl walnut contrasted with cool metal surfaces is characteristic of sophisticated Italian decorative arts of the interwar period, recalling the work p...