Ocean Liner

The stepped base and chrome arcs evoke architectural motifs reminiscent of cinema lobbies, ocean liners, and skyscrapers of the 1930s. This table would make an exceptional accent in...

Original vintage advertising poster - Orient Calls Oriental Tourist Conference - featuring colourful artwork by the notable Japanese graphic designer Munetsugu Satomi (1904-1996) dep...

His work was featured extensively in prestigious venues, including the interiors of famed French transatlantic ocean liners such as the legendary SS Normandie.

Extremely heavy texture has been used to create the beauty and majesty of this vast ocean. It celebrates the equator-crossing ceremonies, typically featuring King Neptune which are c...

The poster features a majestic ocean liner from the United States Lines, sailing through the vast Atlantic expanse.

The shape is loosely translated from the French for "little boat" but this alternative engagement ring floats like an ocean liner on your hand providing elegant length to your finger...

Originally ordered as a cargo passenger ship (the Dinteldyk), the tourist class ocean liner TSS Ryndam was redesigned and launched as a passenger ship in 1950 to serve the transatlan...

Nino Zoncada was an important Italian designer, particularly known for his elegant furniture and interiors for luxury ocean liners. His work often combines comfort, fine craftsmanshi...

Through styling and design of the exterior and interior of anything from large structures to small objects, including how people look (clothing, fashion and jewelry), Art Deco has in...

In 1935, he designed porcelain and glass pieces for the ocean liner Normandie. The vase is marked on the bottom.

Original antique poster for the Ligue Maritime Francais / French Maritime League featuring a warship firing guns at sea and an ocean liner cruise ship with the benefits of both liste...

Item #: F-19975 Artist: Raymond Subes Country: France Circa: 1935 Dimensions: 28.75" height, 78" width, 35" depth Materials: marble, iron Always with an eye toward the monume...

Amazing heft as if it were made for an ocean liner.     

This is a grand old ocean liner from the 1920s, a stick reed rattan lounge chair and ottoman with their original forrest green oilcloth upholstered cushions.

Widely commissioned for cinemas, ocean liners, and modernist interiors—including the French liner Normandie—Degué became a benchmark of interwar French decorative arts.

Continent to New Zealand Via Panama Regular Service from Hamburg Bremen Antwerp Rotterdam - featuring a great design by the prolific Art Deco illustrator and cartographer Bip Pares (...

Subes, celebrated as one of the greatest French metalworkers of the 20th century and educated at the École Boulle and École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, created iconic ironwork for ...

Original vintage Africa travel poster advertising Pleasure Cruises Around The Coast featuring artwork by the German maritime artist Eduard Edler (1887-1969) of the SS Usambara ocean ...

A rare and vibrant piece of nautical and graphic design history, this poster appeals to collectors of vintage ocean liner memorabilia, mid-century travel advertising, and French-Amer...

Original vintage cruise travel poster for Cunard White Star - America This Year by RMS Queen Mary - featuring a colourful Art Deco design by Tom Curr (1887-1958) depicting a smiling ...

Fun Historical Fact: The Art Deco movement, which flourished in the 1920s and 1930s, was heavily influenced by industrial progress and luxury travel—especially the aerodynamic design...

Cassandre, a master of Art Deco design, this piece reflects the elegance and sophistication associated with travel and the golden age of ocean liners. The vibrant colors and bold gr...

Hamburg Atlantik Linie (1958-1973; 1991-1997) operated ocean liner and cruise ship services from Hamburg Germany to New York America; the company changed its name to German Atlantic ...

The composition features a grand ocean liner cutting through the waves, with a vibrant sky above, evoking a sense of both power and serenity.

Chapmanis proud that their appointments grace many of the most distinguished homes in America and abroad. Chapman adorns ocean liners, banks, the White House, embassies, royal palace...

In 1931, they made four large reflecting vases for the lounge of the ocean liner l’Atlantique. In addition, Baguès widely exhibited in Paris Salons, including the 1934, Salon de la L...

Its restrained palette of chrome and copper recalls the sophisticated metalwork found in contemporary interiors, ocean liners, and public buildings of the period.

Together they designed interiors for several of the great French ocean liners, including lIe-de-France, and the 1925 d'Orsay perfume shop in Paris.

While active earlier than the classic midcentury modern period, his firm produced luxury, handcrafted pieces, including iconic ocean liner interiors.

Moreover, the oak version of the Drouant model was used on the largest French ocean liner of the time, Île-de-France. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York purchased this chair ...

Renowned for elevating wrought iron to fine art, Brandt combined classical motifs with modern geometry, producing furniture, architectural grilles, and lighting that graced landmarks...

Original vintage cruise travel advertising poster for Red Star Line featuring an image of the SS Westernland transatlantic ocean liner sailing on a lightly choppy sea in front of a r...

While running the Bottega di Pietro Chiesa, he also completed some major projects, such as designing and crafting the windows for the Trieste Stock Exchange and those for the ocean l...

The image of the ship emphasizes the stability, safety, comfort, style and luxury of an ocean liner, as evidenced by the massive proportions of the ship.

By the 1950s, he gained recognition for his work on public spaces, including embassies and the Hôtel de Ville de Paris, and collaborated with André Arbus on the ocean liner Bretagne....

Virtually unknown in the USSR, Intourist advertising posters became a calling card of Soviet Russia as they were displayed in tourist offices, embassies, airports, hotels, train carr...

Her intellect, calm demeanor and dedication to her husband and country made her popular with the public, and after her death, the ocean liners RMS Queen Mary and RMS Queen Mary 2 wer...

His commissions included the ocean liners Ile de France and the famed and ill-fated Normandie.

Art Deco influenced the design of buildings, furniture, jewelry, fashion, cars, movie theatres, trains, ocean liners, and everyday objects such as radios and vacuum cleaners.

Leleu designed the Grand Salon of the Ambassadors at the Society of Nations in Geneva and the French Embassies of several nations as well as the ocean liners SS Ile de France and SS ...

They document a period when ocean liners remained essential for long-distance travel and when maritime companies commissioned talented illustrators to create compelling promotional m...

They exhibited at major Paris Salons and at the 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes, received important commissions from clients like Houbigant...

Dating to the early part of the 20th century, this piece reflects the golden age of travel, when trunks such as this would have accompanied their owners on great ocean liners and fir...

Jules Leleu commissioned her to create two ceramic panels decorating the swimming pool of the Pierre Loti ocean liner. Her work is exhibited at the Musée National d'Art Moderne in P...

In 1954, he was commissioned by the Ministry of Merchant Marine to organize France's participation in the International Exhibition of Navigation in Naples, where his works were award...

This elegant and richly detailed original poster, created circa 1950 by the renowned French marine painter Marin-Marie, pays tribute to one of the most celebrated ocean liners of the...

Jules Leleu commissioned her to create two ceramic panels decorating the swimming pool of the Pierre Loti ocean liner. Her work is exhibited at the Musée National d'Art Moderne in P...

Jules Leleu commissioned her to create two ceramic panels decorating the swimming pool of the Pierre Loti ocean liner. Her work is exhibited at the Musée National d'Art Moderne in P...

Jules Leleu commissioned her to create two ceramic panels decorating the swimming pool of the Pierre Loti ocean liner. Her work is exhibited at the Musée National d'Art Moderne in P...

Jules Leleu commissioned her to create two ceramic panels decorating the swimming pool of the Pierre Loti ocean liner. Her work is exhibited at the Musée National d'Art Moderne in P...

Jules Leleu commissioned her to create two ceramic panels decorating the swimming pool of the Pierre Loti ocean liner. Her work is exhibited at the Musée National d'Art Moderne in P...

The poster's bold typography and evocative imagery capture the excitement of travel during the early 1960s, a time when ocean liners were the epitome of elegance and sophistication.

Originally commissioned for a luxury cruise ship in the 1990s-2000s, these figures once graced the interiors of a grand ocean liner, making them not only decorative but also steeped ...

Among his creations, characterized by modernity and technical skill, are the stained glass windows for the Trieste Stock Exchange and the ocean liner Conte di Savoia. In 1932, Gio Po...

While running the Bottega di Pietro Chiesa, he also completed some major projects, such as designing and crafting the windows for the Trieste Stock Exchange and those for the ocean l...

It fulfilled an order for 6,000 pieces for the ocean liner *Normandie*, consisting of chisel-cut glass panels intended for wall and lighting décor.

Founded in Paris in 1830, Christofle became internationally celebrated for producing some of the finest crystal and silver objects of the 19th and 20th centuries, furnishing aristocr...

It fulfilled an order for 6,000 pieces for the ocean liner "Le Normandie," intended for wall and lighting decoration, consisting of glass slabs cut with a chisel.

More than a poster, this is a technical and artistic marvel—a collector's piece that speaks to the golden age of ocean liners and the enduring fascination with transatlantic travel.

It fulfilled an order for 6,000 pieces for the ocean liner "Le Normandie," intended for wall and lighting decoration, consisting of glass slabs cut with a chisel.