Interwar Period

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...

Historically this charity container was made in the interwar period, a time marked by economic challenges growing antisemitism, and political instability.

A striking original British Art Deco figural table lamp by Banksway, dating to circa 1930 and capturing the glamour and theatrical elegance of the interwar period. The sculptural co...

As an unmissable and highly decorative element, these armchairs will bring original aesthetic value and the unrepeatable charm of the interwar period into any space. They will find t...

The combination of functional construction, restrained ornamentation and pure geometry reflects the progressive principles associated with Bauhaus and Central European Modernism duri...

This bronze exemplifies Silvestre's consummate craftsmanship and mastery of the sleek, geometric forms that defined the Mmodernism of french sculpture in the interwar period. The dyn...

An unattributed Art Deco / Czech modernist-style occasional table, it recalls the sculptural furniture of the interwar period and makes a captivating addition to interiors that favor...

The restrained ornament, balanced proportions, and harmonious interplay of bronze and glass exemplify the firm's distinctive approach to French decorative design during the interwar ...

The contrast between the luminous glass and the darker metal framework highlights the geometric refinement and luxurious restraint associated with French decorative arts during the i...

Its distinctive silhouette, inspired by traditional lantern forms and reinterpreted through the emerging Art Deco aesthetic, reflects the transition from Arts & Crafts influences tow...

This is a particularly scarce Betjemann model, combining secure locking, silver mounted decanters, and a full fitted glass service, and represents a refined example of English luxury...

This example comes from Le Verrier’s series of twelve zodiac-themed letter openers designed and made during the interwar period. They were sold individually, but also as complete set...

Highest height: 51 cm (20.1 in) Lowest height: 42 cm (16.5 in) Seat diameter: 42 cm (16.5 in) This piano stool is an elegant and functional accessory from the Czechoslovak Art Deco ...

This exceptional piece exemplifies the restrained elegance characteristic of Chinese Art Deco rugs produced during the interwar period. The design utilizes negative space and subtle ...

This luxurious table clock is a masterpiece of the peak Art Deco period, dating back to 1920s Czechoslovakia. It represents a perfect blend of precision horological craftsmanship and...

Sourced directly from Paris, this table reflects the refined craftsmanship and modernist elegance that defined the city’s most sophisticated interiors of the interwar period. The pie...

The famous Krasna jizba manufactured these chairs. During the interwar period, this company was synonymous with tasteful living and high quality craftsmanship.

Krasna jizba was a key promoter of cultivated living in the interwar period. This stool proves that even a small piece of furniture can carry high artistic value.

It also preserves the unique patina of the interwar period. This piece is an ideal choice for people who look for a subtle yet high-quality centerpiece representing the era of the Fi...

Crafted in solid oak and a spiderweb pattern veneered top, the piece exemplifies the subtle craftsmanship and restrained elegance of Dutch design in the interwar period. The table i...

This unusual piece is particularly noteworthy for its direct association with one of the major cultural and decorative events held in France during the interwar period. The vase has...

A refined and architectural representation of Christ, conceived within the Art Deco and early expressionist dialogue of the interwar period. The face is rendered with softened geomet...

The chandelier is built around a balanced metal framework characteristic of high-quality French lighting from the interwar period. Three frosted glass shades are evenly arranged arou...

The piece is distinguished by its highly stylized and dynamic silhouette, characteristic of French animal sculpture from the interwar period. The gull is modeled with clean, flowing ...

The composition embodies the fascination with movement, dance and the female form that defined French decorative arts during the interwar period. The elegantly modelled figure is exe...

The Baťa company played an important role in the development of Czech industrial culture and became internationally associated with progressive architecture, functionalism and modern...

Typical of French design from the interwar period, these bookends combine animal sculpture, contrasting materials, and the bold decorative vocabulary associated with 1920s French Art...

The resemblance to contemporary photographs of Poul Henningsen is striking and captures the informal, intellectual character for which PH became known during the interwar period. The...

The combination of hand-worked wrought iron, geometric restraint, and functional design gives this lamp the sophisticated character associated with French modernist interiors of the ...

Combining richly colored blown glass with a refined wrought iron base, this lamp is a particularly attractive example of French decorative lighting from the interwar period. The sha...

A refined example of French decorative arts from the interwar period, the lamp combines richly worked art glass with an elegant wrought-iron mount.

Maison Etling, led by Edmond Laurent Etling, was an important Parisian publisher and retailer of decorative arts during the interwar period. From its premises on Rue de Paradis in Pa...

Rounded forms, angular accents, and small decorative elements are layered within an open layout, creating a design that feels both structured and expressive of the interwar period. A...

With its dramatic movement, elongated forms, and striking geometric composition, the work exemplifies the fascination with exotic subjects that influenced French decorative arts duri...

This rare French Art Deco enameled glass vase by Adrien Mazoyer, dating from the 1920s, is a refined example of French decorative glass from the interwar period. Richly decorated wit...

Monuments and architecture: They created numerous public monuments, bas-reliefs, and fountains, and actively collaborated on the interior design of modern villas during the interwar ...

Working closely with leading architects, artists, and craftsmen of the interwar period, DIM became known for luxurious yet rigorously modern interiors that favored noble materials—ex...

Although the signature remains difficult to decipher, the work stands as an accomplished example of Yugoslav landscape painting from the interwar period. Oil on canvas. Signed lower...

This artistic intent, combining a seemingly rough, "worn" texture with a delicate floral motif, creates a fascinating visual tension that is typical of the interwar period and acts a...

The sculpture represents a unique art object that combines traditional craftsmanship with the decorative sensibility typical of the interwar period. The stylization of the dragon is...

Monuments and architecture: They created numerous public monuments, bas-reliefs, and fountains, and actively collaborated on the interior design of modern villas during the interwar ...

This striking vintage Art Deco rug, woven in Europe in the 1920s in the North Indian style, embodies the decorative boldness and refined craftsmanship of the interwar period. Though ...

Northern Bohemian glassworks, including Josef Inwald (Rudolfova Huť) and Franz Welz, were central to the development of modern decorative glass in the interwar period. Building on a ...

Decorated with large, vividly colored daisies, the piece beautifully reflects the refined floral language and technical innovation of French decorative glass from the interwar period...

A rare and visually distinctive Swedish decorative arts piece from the interwar period.

Original shaped brass handles and tapered block feet reinforce the sober modernist character typical of Italian production from the interwar period. The upper display unit, supporte...

This pair of armchairs is not only functional furniture but also a work of art that bears the imprint of innovative thinking from the interwar period. It will be a dominant and styli...

An exceptional Swedish Grace alabaster pendant lamp, dating from the 1920s–1930s, embodying the quiet sophistication and sculptural restraint that came to define Scandinavian decorat...

The monochrome treatment allows form to take precedence, aligning the piece with the sculptural ceramics produced in France during the interwar period, particularly those influenced ...

Elegant, expressive, and unmistakably modern for its time, the piece reflects the shift from late‑19th‑century ornament toward the streamlined sophistication that would shape the int...

This type of modernist desk accessory reflects the elegant functionalism of European Art Deco design from the interwar period and would originally have been placed on a desk, dressin...

The base retains its original push-button switch, a detail typical of early electrical design from the interwar period. The interior of the shade shows natural oxidation and patina, ...

This piece is an original example from the interwar period and survives in a museum-level state of preservation.

This rug transcends mere floor covering; it is a historical artifact reflecting the ingenuity of American textile artists during the interwar period. We invite connoisseurs seeking h...

From today’s perspective, Simonet Frères lamps are particularly significant because they exemplify French luxury tastes of the interwar period: high-quality metalwork, the seamless i...

The bold texture of the walnut veneer with deep color transitions provides the clock with a dignified and luxurious character typical for the interwar period. The main feature of th...

This sculptural ceramic vase features rich enameled applications, characteristic of Dage’s refined craftsmanship and bold decorative style from the interwar period. The vase display...

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...

This vintage French Art Deco Leune lamp is a superb example of Parisian craftsmanship from the interwar period, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of 1920s decorative arts, French ...

The lithograph exemplifies the popular genre of American sporting art of the interwar period, blending technical mastery with nostalgic charm.