Interwar Period

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.

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

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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 ...

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...

These pieces are now among the most sought-after creations from the interwar period in Murania. Between 1932 and 1933 the Milanese architect Tomaso Buzzi began a fruitful collaborat...

Swedish Grace Pewter Vase by GAB, Attributed to Jacob Ängman, 1934 A refined and architecturally elegant Swedish Grace pewter vase produced by Guldsmedsaktiebolaget (GAB) in 1934, b...

Against the backdrop of the interwar period, Frank designed calm, subdued interiors that offered refuge from the chaotic world.

The romantic subject matter, combined with fluid brushwork and harmonious colors, reflects the refined taste of the interwar period. The painting is signed “Robj” in the lower left ...

Its poetic and expressive aesthetic evokes French artistic productions of the interwar period, blending folk influences with decorative modernism.

This iconic modernist piece features a clean, geometric form combined with the organic texture characteristic of molded glass from the interwar period. Its minimalist, architectural ...

This iconic modernist piece features a clean, geometric form combined with the organic texture characteristic of molded glass from the interwar period. Its minimalist, architectural ...

Its sculptural handles display finely detailed linear decoration characteristic of the refined decorative language of the interwar period. The combination of Neo-Classical and Art D...

The construction is spare and utilitarian, reflecting the Bauhaus-influenced design approach Metz & Co favored during the interwar period. Metz & Co, the Amsterdam-based ret...

Product info This ceramic vase was produced by ESKAF (Eerste Steenwijker Kunst Aardewerk Fabriek) during the early Huizen period, between 1928 and 1934. The model number is 834, a do...

This piece is a rare example of the high-art influences that transformed traditional Quimper pottery into sought-after gallery pieces during the interwar period. A distinguished ad...

Gispen was among the key figures introducing industrial production and functionalist principles into Dutch furniture design during the interwar period. Influenced by contemporaries s...

Unmarked, but consistent with Bohemian/Czechoslovakian production of the interwar period, where enamel-decorated utility forms were elevated through avant-garde design language.

The contrast between the polished chrome and the transparency of the glass reflects the aesthetic of European modernist desk accessories of the interwar period. Objects of this type ...

A collector’s item of remarkable presence, this Otto Schulz club chair embodies the understated luxury and enduring appeal of Scandinavian design from the interwar period.

This refined French Art Deco vase dates to the 1930s and is likely produced by the Faïencerie d'Orchies, one of the most important ceramic manufacturers active in Northern France dur...

This exceptional piece represents the zenith of European textile design during the interwar period. Its bold, architectural structure immediately identifies it as a prime example of ...

This rug stands as a vibrant testament to American artisanal skill during the interwar period.

The form demonstrates the influence of functionalist ideals emerging in Scandinavian design during the interwar period, where clarity of shape and material honesty were central conce...

The glass displays a vibrant, flame-like coloration with layered amber and orange tones, characteristic of high-quality French Art Deco lighting from the interwar period. The bowl i...

Beautiful walnut pedestal table dating from the 1940s, made in the manner of Charles Dudouyt, an emblematic figure of French furniture from the interwar period and the immediate post...

This piece embodies the grandeur and geometric precision of the interwar period. Crafted in the 1920s, the piece is executed in richly grained oak veneer, professionally refinished t...

Her work reflects the continuity of the French regional landscape school of the interwar period, maintaining a balance between naturalism and painterly freedom.

A bold fusion of vintage geometry and modern glamour, this Art Deco stool from circa 1930 captures the confident elegance of the interwar period while embracing a contemporary twist.

This pair of French club chairs exemplifies the fauteuil club tradition that emerged in France during the interwar period, circa late 1920s–1930s, when comfort-driven seating was rei...

This refined French Art Deco dining table, crafted in France circa 1930, reflects the disciplined elegance and exceptional workmanship associated with the finest Parisian furniture o...

Wolfgang von Wersin, known for his affiliations with the Wiener Werkstätte and his influence on Central European applied arts in the interwar period, brought historical references in...

Such pieces were often created for private interiors or institutional settings in France during the interwar period, where durability, clarity of form, and honest materials were para...