Interwar Period

Its restrained ornamentation, precise symmetry, and combination of industrial materials with elegant craftsmanship place this piece firmly within the Central European modernist tradi...

Particularly noteworthy is the five-way adjustable backrest – a characteristic detail of sophisticated seating furniture from the interwar period. The mechanism works precisely and r...

The chairs reflect the close relationship between architecture, interior design, and furniture that defined the Wiener Moderne of the interwar period. The design is characterized by...

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

These chairs embody the glamour and confidence of the interwar period, with voluptuous, curvilinear silhouettes that feel both grounded and effortlessly elegant.

An expressive Amsterdam School table from the interwar period, distinguished by its octagonal top and elaborately geometric construction.

This model is a clear and confident example of Lucas’s architectural approach to furniture design and a refined expression of Dutch Art Deco from the interwar period. Crafted in sol...

This set exemplifies Martinuzzi’s sculptural approach to functional objects and Venini’s exceptional glassmaking during the interwar period. Both decorative and functional, the ensem...

Here is a rare and sculptural ceramic candelabrum by German potter Anton Lang, dating to the interwar period, circa 1920s–1930s, and produced prior to Lang’s death in 1938.

The field is dominated by a rich, saturated teal, a highly fashionable shade during the interwar period. This striking presence among blue color rugs provides a dramatic backdrop for...

This consistent patterning ensures visual continuity, making it a highly versatile and sought-after example of transitional Indian weaving from the interwar period.

The combination of solid bronze construction and delicately shaped glass creates a sophisticated contrast typical of high-quality French lighting from this period. The sculptural bro...

It was manufactured by the famous UP Závody, which defined the standards of modern and tasteful living during the interwar period. The table bears the characteristic elements of Art ...

The silhouette is compact yet assertive, with gently curved armrests and a subtly arched back that echo the architectural rhythm of the interwar period. The seat and backrest are up...

This exceptional textile exemplifies the domestic artistry of American USA Rugs during the interwar period. The hooked technique provides a textural depth that captures light beautif...

This sculptural piece shows the refined geometric lines and elegant translucence characteristic of the best Parisian glasswork of the interwar period. The vase’s stylized relief pat...

This Art Deco ceramic relief bowl by Burgess and Leigh for the Burleigh Ware line, produced in England in the 1930s, reflects the stylized natural motifs and structured ornament asso...

Constructed entirely in heavy cast bronze and designed at a scale rarely encountered today, these lanterns represent the type of industrial architecture fittings produced during G.E....

Its body is finished in Bretby's signature bright green glaze, contrasted by a vivid glossy yellow interior—a colour pairing often used in the interwar period to highlight form and d...

1930s Louis XVI-style lacquered wooden low coffee table with animal skin-covered top and gilt bronze accents by Chanaux & Pelletier, France By: Chanaux & Pelletier Material: wood, b...

This unique piece is not only a stylish accessory but also a valuable artifact from the interwar period. Made by UP Zavody, a well-known Czechoslovakian furniture manufacturer and de...

A fine example of Swedish interwar lighting and the understated sophistication of the Swedish Grace period.

Hugo Gorge ( 1883 - 1934 ) was a popular designer and architect in the interwar period for domestic culture and featured high quality craftmanship.

Attributed to Hettier & Vincent, the celebrated Parisian lighting and decorative arts manufacturer associated with some of the most distinctive French lighting designs of the int...

The lamp captures the theatrical glamour associated with French decorative arts of the interwar period. Its sculptural female figure is executed in bronzed and gilt spelter, with the...

Particularly famous for his interior ironwork and his very refined lighting fixtures, he achieved public acclaim at the International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial A...

This magnificent example of Chinese Art Deco weaving captures the sophisticated aesthetic of the interwar period. The deep, saturated field, characteristic of high-quality red color ...

This striking Art Deco double candlestick exemplifies the bold geometry and refined ornamentation of French decorative ceramics from the interwar period. Executed in richly glazed ce...

An elegant example of Swedish lighting from the interwar period, combining restrained classical ornamentation with the refined materials and craftsmanship associated with Scandinavia...

This elegant Swedish Art Deco wall sconce, crafted circa 1920, embodies the refined balance between classical inspiration and early modern design that defined Scandinavian decorative...

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

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

The design combines geometric precision with a restrained decorative sensibility, characteristic of the finest Swedish decorative arts of the interwar period. Each candelabrum rises...

Both functional and highly decorative, this rare floor lamp embodies the romantic and nature-inspired aesthetic of Finnish decorative arts from the interwar period. The combination o...

Tables of this type were sold in the Netherlands during the interwar period through furniture shops and larger department stores such as De Bijenkorf and V&D.

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

The barley twist leg — a form originating in Stuart-era England of the 17th century — was eagerly revived by English craftsmen of the interwar period, who produced pieces of remarkab...

The lamp’s vertical silhouette is animated by subtle wave-like surface, a hallmark of Besnard’s exploration of organic abstraction during the interwar period. The juxtaposition of ma...

Highest height: 55 cm (21.7 in) Lowest height: 43 cm (16.9 in) Diameter: 52 cm (20.5 in) This piano stool is an elegant and functional accessory from the Czechoslovak Art Deco perio...

As a genuine piece of textile history, it joins our curated collection of antique rugs, representing a charming and durable example of American folk art from the interwar period. Not...

The cabinet strongly recalls the work of Belgian modernist architect and designer Huib Hoste, whose furniture designs in the interwar period were characterized by similar purity of f...

This exceptional wool knotted rug offers a rare opportunity to acquire a colorful, well-preserved artifact from the dynamic interwar period.

Their balanced proportions and thoughtful construction highlight Asko’s reputation for high-quality craftsmanship during the interwar period. These chairs work well in a living room...

Constructed of durable wool and cotton, this piece offers a unique texture and history, typical of domestic textile production during the interwar period. The field is defined by a ...

Its purity of line and absence of ornament exemplify the forward-thinking aesthetic that established Fontana Arte as a leader in modern lighting during the interwar period. This ear...

The stylised herons, marsh birds and tall reeds are executed with the delicate line work associated with French lacquer traditions of the interwar period. The composition wraps elega...

This striking example of Chinese Art Deco design captures the minimalist elegance favored during the interwar period. The strong contrast between the deep, saturated field and the cr...

This rug exemplifies the luxurious aesthetic sought after during the interwar period. Given its substantial dimensions, this piece functions perfectly as one of the highly desirable ...

This exceptional textile exemplifies the fusion of traditional weaving techniques with the bold, modern sensibilities of the interwar period. Produced at the height of the style, thi...

This exceptional example of Art Deco design represents the pinnacle of Chinese export weaving during the interwar period. Its graphic clarity and bold color palette distinguish it am...

Danish designer, architect and critic, Poul Henningsen was one of the key figures in the cultural life of Denmark in the interwar period. He studied architecture between 1911 and 191...

Notes A quintessential example of European Art Deco design, this sideboard speaks to the interwar period's embrace of luxury, craftsmanship, and modernity.

These pieces represent the bridge between traditional Italian woodworking and the emerging modernist language of the interwar period, embodying Michelucci’s vision of furniture as ar...

This early modernist set showcases the refined use of bentwood, a hallmark of Central European craftsmanship during the interwar period. The armchair’s elegant, wavy frame is made f...

Popular in conservatories, tea rooms, and garden lounges during the interwar period, this chair is a rare survivor of a bygone era when handwoven furniture was both a fashionable and...

Likely manufactured in either France or Austria, both known for their innovative lighting design during the interwar period, with ateliers and designers such as Perzel, Petitot, and ...

With its architectural form, large geometric handles and richly varied glaze, this vase is a distinctive example of French ceramic design from the interwar period. The vessel featur...

Presenting for sale a set of three beautiful Herend of Hungary small oval dishes that can be used as Pin Trays, Ring/ Jewellery Dishes, Ash Trays, Bon-Bon Dishes or just as a piece o...

Manufactured by Walther & Söhne, the piece reflects the innovative decorative glass production emerging from Germany during the interwar period, when traditional figurative subje...

Rare French Art Deco table lamp by Jean Gauthier, Paris, dating to the 1920s. This refined period lighting piece combines a frosted glass shade with a wrought-iron base, creating a b...