Martell Gallery

A French Art Deco baluster-form porcelain vase with a flared trumpet neck, retailed by J. Lusca of Dijon (28 Rue Bossuet) and produced by a Limoges porcelain house. The vase is hand-...

A striking mid-century Italian lantern-form pendant in hand-blown Murano glass, attributed to Barovier & Toso. The bell-shaped shade is executed in the maker's signature textured "gr...

A refined low coffee table of pure waterfall or "cascade" form — the rectangular top and sides formed as a single uninterrupted arc of inverted U-shape, resting directly on the floor...

Striking pair of tall étagère / display cabinets designed by German artist Bernhard Rohne for Mastercraft, USA, circa 1970s. Each cabinet features Rohne’s signature acid‑etched and p...

A handsome pair of French Art Deco tub chairs, attributed to René Prou, combining a sculptural solid oak frame with luxurious cream leather upholstery and contrast piping. Each chair...

A fine pair of French Art Deco candlesticks by Puiforcat, Paris, combining silver plated with lacquered lapis lazuli. Each candlestick rises from a stepped, concentric silver base of...

A powerful Art Deco terracotta sculpture with bronzed finish by Italian-French sculptor Ugo Cipriani, depicting a kneeling fisherman braced against the strain of hauling in a heavy n...

A fine "Saint-Denis" tazza by René Lalique, model no. 388, illustrated in the maker's own 1932 catalogue at a period height of 170mm. Rendered in Lalique's characteristic smoke grey-...

A striking balustre-form vase from the storied Émaux de Longwy manufactory, decorated in the "Éruption" pattern designed by Marielle Sertelet for Kostka. The vase is worked in Longwy...

Elegant French modernist floor lamp fully wrapped in black leather, designed in the manner of Jacques Adnet and echoing his signature combination of luxury materials and strict geome...

A rare and beautifully documented Art Deco luminaire, "Les Porteuses d'Eau" (The Water Carriers), by the French sculptor Pierre Le Faguays (1892-1935? — active 1920s-30s), edited by ...

Elegant pair of French Art Deco club chairs attributed to Jules Leleu, circa 1930s, newly upholstered in blush‑pink velvet with piped edges over deep, comfortable loose cushions. The...

An elegant French Art Deco desk and chair set, both crafted in richly figured macassar ebony, its dramatic striated grain — deep chocolate-brown streaked with black — polished to a h...

A dramatic, sculptural starburst chandelier, its geometric metal frame radiating outward in every direction with dozens of long, faceted crystal spikes. Each spike is cast with a den...

A striking Art Deco period oil portrait depicting a bare-shouldered young woman with bobbed, center-parted hair rendered in soft golden tones, set against a warm, textured brown and ...

A striking Art Deco glass vase by Verrerie d'Art Degué, the celebrated Paris glassworks founded in 1926 by David Guéron. Rendered in deep amethyst/Bordeaux glass, the bulbous, spheri...

A Beautiful Enamel Art Deco Vase with Geometric design in Blue Hues. Signed by C. Fauré. Limoges, France.

Pair of Art Deco–style table lamps with sculptural palm‑wood bases and wide, conical shades. Each base is a vertical stack of dark, strongly grained wood blocks, interrupted by proje...

An elegant set of six Art Deco armchairs by Jules Leleu, each with a shaped, gently arched back and generously proportioned seat in solid rosewood, the sinuous scroll-carved arms ter...

A striking mid-century French armoire whose entire front is composed of straw marquetry (marqueterie de paille) laid in a dense, all-over harlequin/diamond pattern — the split-straw ...

A comprehensive, richly illustrated monograph on Demetre Chiparus, the celebrated Romanian-French sculptor whose chryselephantine (bronze-and-ivory) figures of dancers epitomize the ...

A comprehensive, richly illustrated reference volume dedicated to the celebrated French glassmaker Charles Schneider and his renowned ateliers — Verreries Schneider, Le Verre Françai...

Art Deco U-Shaped coffee table in Loupe D'Amboine Burl (Amboyna) by Jules Leleu.

A definitive monograph on Jacques Quinet (1918–1992), the celebrated French decorator-ensemblier known for his refined, geometric take on mid-century French furniture design. Written...

A comprehensive monograph on André Groult (1884–1966), one of the great decorator-ensembliers of the French Art Deco movement, written by noted design historian and expert Félix Marc...

Pair of French Art Deco torchiere floor lamps in stained mahogany with nickel-plated metal mounts and subtle glass details. The tall, tapering shafts rise from stepped circular bases...

This cabinet is made from Rosewood, a luxurious and durable wood that is often used in high-end furniture. The cabinet features sleek lines with interiors in Sycamore Wood and a pair...

Elegant French Art Deco–style table lamp with a tall, inverted-conical stem meticulously clad in natural shagreen in warm taupe-brown tones. The textured shagreen column rises from a...

An elegant pair of German Art Deco vases, each hand-hammered in silver-plated metal and raised on a base of Portoro marble — Their bold black-and-gold veining providing a striking ma...

Art Deco glass vase in the Digitale pattern by Le Verre Francais. Charles Schneider was a renowned glassmaker during the Art Deco period in France. He was known for his beautiful and...

Elegant French Art Deco bronze sculpture of a kneeling nude woman by Joé Descomps‑Cormier (French, 1869–1950), cast in cire perdue (lost wax) and mounted on a black and white veined ...

A striking heliogravure by Germaine Krull, presenting a close-up portrait in which a pair of expressive, deeply lined hands press against and partly obscure the sitter's face. The im...

A striking heliogravure by Pierre Jahan, presenting a tightly cropped nude study of a hand resting against a shoulder, rendered almost entirely in deep shadow with the body's contour...

A striking heliogravure by Man Ray, offering a tightly cropped, close-up study of a nude torso rendered almost entirely through sculptural light and shadow. The head and limbs are el...

A striking heliogravure by Sylvio Rey, 1940, depicting a female nude sheathed in clinging, wet drapery, the fabric streaming across the body in long diagonal folds and pooling in sha...

A rare and evocative heliogravure by Martin Munkácsi, taken from a high vantage point looking straight down onto a wet Berlin street. A horse-drawn carriage, its driver sheltered ben...

A quietly graphic heliogravure by André Kertész, capturing a wagon wheel from a steep overhead angle, its spokes echoed and elongated in the long shadow it casts across a sunlit pave...

A striking heliogravure by Brassaï, 1936, capturing two trapeze performers suspended high above a packed circus arena, caught in the glare of the spotlights against the darkness of t...

Vintage heliogravure after a 1936 photograph by Brassaï (Gyula Halász), the Hungarian‑born French photographer celebrated for his atmospheric images of Paris by night. The dramatic c...

Vintage heliogravure after a 1931 photograph by László Moholy-Nagy, one of the leading figures of the Bauhaus and a pioneer of modernist photography and photomontage. The black and w...

A sculptural and exceptionally rare Art Deco console table, designed and executed by Charles Dalmas in collaboration with Marcel Guillot for a private residence in Monaco. This maste...

A round-shaped glass vase in Opalescent White overlaid with Mottled Orange, Red and Green. The pattern consists in a wreath of small flowers that have hints of Oranges. This motif...

A sophisticated Art Deco tazza (footed compote) by the celebrated French silversmith Puiforcat, exemplifying the maison's signature marriage of geometric restraint and luxe materials...

A pair of round Art Deco side tables in the style of Eugène Printz, each with a rich, dark hardwood top laid in a dramatic sunburst veneer radiating from the centre. The circular top...

A striking Art Deco oil painting depicting Diana, goddess of the hunt, rendered in the smooth, stylized figuration characteristic of the period. The nude figure stands in contrappost...

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 ...

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...

Elegant circular side table combining a thick, parchment‑clad top and two graduated shelves in pale goatskin with boldly sculpted uprights in richly figured dark wood. The creamy vel...

Elegant French Art Deco vertical chest of drawers attributed to Jacques Adnet, executed in warm book‑matched walnut with a deep, high‑gloss French‑polished finish. The façade is comp...

A pair of French Art Deco lounge chairs with softly sculpted “cloud” arms, newly upholstered in rich Italian mohair that emphasizes both their streamlined profile and luxurious comfo...

A refined table lamp attributed to Jacques Adnet, France, entirely wrapped in fine hand-stitched leather in a rich forest green with red-piped edges — the saddle-stitching rendered i...

A generously scaled, sculptural centerpiece bowl by R & Y Augousti, Paris, entirely veneered in genuine shagreen (stingray skin) in a warm, natural taupe tone. The wide, shallow ...

A “Paul Follot, Art Deco salon canape, Circa: 1922: French Art Deco solid mahogany sofa with gold leaf, decorated with a carved fruit basket on each arm, elegant arc-shaped backrest,...

A polished, sculptural centerpiece bowl by Luc Lanel for Christofle, France, executed in silver-plated metal. The shallow, wide oval bowl has a mirror-polished interior and rests on ...

A vibrant, architecturally-inspired abstract composition built from interlocking blocks of color — deep cobalt and ultramarine blues, ochre and mustard yellow, coral and brick red, s...

A handsome pair of mid-century French table lamps, each with a faceted, diamond-cut opalescent glass body in soft milky white, rising in a tapered ovoid form from a stepped chrome ba...

Refined pair of French Art Deco lounge chairs in the style of Pierre Chareau, each with a sculptural solid walnut frame that cradles the seat in a continuous, flowing line from back ...

A monumental Art Deco chandelier by Sabino, Paris, its dramatic silvered wrought-iron frame built up from angular chevron and stepped "skyscraper" motifs rising from an octagonal cei...

A magnificent Art Deco chandelier by Ernest (Marius-Ernest) Sabino, France, circa 1930, its six scalloped, frosted molded-glass "wing" panels radiating from a central inverted-heart ...

A superb French Art Deco dining suite by Batistin Spade (1891–1969), comprising an extendable dining table and a full set of twelve matching chairs, executed in warm, light-toned oak...