Martell Gallery

Pair of tall Art Deco table lamps carved from softly veined alabaster. Each lamp has an elegant, trumpet‑shaped shade in translucent milky‑white stone that flares gently at the rim a...

Pair of exceptionally rare French Art Deco chandeliers by Atelier Petitot, circa 1930, in nickel‑plated bronze and glass, combining a powerful octagonal “skyscraper” body with refine...

Wrought-iron fireplace screen attributed to Raymond Subes, French Art Deco work circa 1930–1940, with scrolling volutes framing a fine metal mesh and intersecting diagonal bars formi...

Pair of French Art Deco demi-lune consoles in high-gloss black lacquer, each with a semicircular top supported by two curved uprights joining a stretcher base to form an open U-shape...

Pair of French Art Deco wall sconces by Paul Kiss, circa 1925, combining carved alabaster bowls with exuberant wrought‑iron scrollwork. The deep, half‑moon alabaster shades flare gently at the rim and show dramatic veining that glows warmly when lit, giving a soft, diffuse light typical of Kiss’s use of stone.
Each bowl is cradled in a black patinated iron bracket composed of tight volutes and overlapping spirals, the lower section forming a stylized finial that anchors the composition and showcases the designer’s virtuoso fer‑forgé Paul Kiss was a Hungarian-born master of wrought iron who became one of the leading metalworkers of the French Art Deco movement in Paris during the 1920s and 1930s. In Paris he trained and worked with the great ironworkers Edgar Brandt and Raymond Subes, absorbing their technical refinement before opening his own atelier and showroom in the rue Léon-Delhomme after the First World War. Kiss specialised in hand‑forged iron furniture...

A beautiful bronze sculpture featuring two birds with a black marble base. Signed by E. Tissot.

Art Deco rectangular side table in black Lacquer with mirror top attributed to Jacques Adnet. Jacques Adnet was an iconic Art Deco Fre...

Art Deco cold patinated Bronze sculpture by Marcel-André Bouraine entitled Satyr abducting a Nymph. The piece rest in a hand sculpted rock. Made in France Circa: 1930 Signature: ...

This pair of Art Deco armchairs by René Prou represents the designer’s refined, curvilinear aesthetic and elegant sense of proportion, paired here with dramatic black lacquered wood ...

A Makassar Wood Dining Table that seats up to 6 people with a Nickel base. Designed by André Mercier.

“Art Deco bronze sculpture ‘La Panthère’ by Maurice Prost, executed circa 1930. The stylized panther, in mid-stride, is cast in patinated bronze and set at...

“French Art Deco mirror in the style of Süe et Mare, featuring a shield-shaped beveled glass panel set within a lavishly carved and silvered frame. The surround is designed as a dram...