David Duncan Studio

French Deco bronze & frosted glass single light hexagon pendant chandelier, circa 1920 Gorgeous pendant light. Six sides. Each frosted glass panels lifts up, making changing the b...

A unique greenish golden color tinted glass hanging pendant light fixture. The design is of graduated and raised towers pointing towards the center, and having a rim of graduated rai...

Fabulous French Art Deco 4 panel plus center signed chandelier featuring beautiful molded and frosted scalloped edge glass panels of stylized floral motif along with matching square ...

Stunning opal glass pendants in a pyramidic form made by Limburg, Germany, 1970s High quality and in very good condition. Cleaned, well-wired and ready to use. Each fixture requ...

Designer handcrafted oak desk and chair. Chair adjusts to two positions. Desk knobs are wood with ceramic. All legs end on ceramic balls. Chair is 25 W x...

Interesting 1980s era writing desk. Black lacquer and white laminent tops by Carlton House Furniture.  

Old pendant lamp with enamel shade in working condition*. Brass frame with porcelain ring and brass umbrella holder with beautiful knurled screws. Bracket painted gray. Total height...

A rare Dutch Art Deco table lamp or bedside light by Dutch manufacturer Daalderop, c. 1925. The piece is in excellent condition regarding its age. These lamps were produced in brass and nickel plate. This one is the nickel version. The lampshade is made of painted parchment, and is reminiscent of batik (tie-dyed) designs by Bogtman. The top can come off to change the lightbulb. Because of punched holes in the top as well as the bottom the light shines through these holes when placed in a dark room, which has a lovely effect on the surrounding surface. These holes had an aesthetic function as well as necessary in those times for the heat of the (incandescent) lightbulb to escape. It now works with modern energy efficient (E27) lightbulbs. The one that is now inside will be included. The Daalderop factory was founded in 1880 by J.N. Daalderop. in the eraly years they produced household items like tableware, pots and dishes, kettles, and gas lamps. The style of the products evolved towards that of art deco and the Amsterdam School. At the end of the 1930s, the company had approximately a thousand employees, making it one of the largest employers in Tiel. The family business was under the undisputed leadership of Johan Daalderop (1883-1961). Until the Second World War their most important designer was Meine Huisenga. Klaas van Aken was also one of the designers. The lamp is depicted in the Dutch Art Deco/Art Nouveau guide...

Beautiful Art Deco chandelier / up-light with four large Art Glass scales. Together the scales give the chandelier a square shape making this a impressive chandelier. mounted to the ...

Lovely Murano glass pendant from the 1970s. Transparent glass with thousands of air bubbles of varying sizes. The rim of the frilled glass is composed of a white opaque glass border....

A striking Paul McCobb four drawer desk and matching chair set with white laminate top. All original 1950's from the Planner Group series, this scarcely seen set with original tag ha...

Charming antique wicker vanity / desk with matching chair. Chair seat cushion has been reupholstered in a pink & white plaid cotton fabric. A ver...