Art Deco Revival Glass and Brass Fire Screen by Dennis Abbe

Our rare set of four gilt bronze sconces with knotted drapery motif with crystal beads are attributed to Louis Süe (1875-1968) and André Mare ...

Our unusual and lovely bronze table lamp by Edward F. Caldwell in the Renaissance style dates from circa 1910. It has a segmented cast bronze baluster stem decorated with raised strapwork that has been gilded and enameled to depict figures in Renaissance costumes...

Our set by Wilhelm von Eiff (1890–1943) includes a large bowl with frosted and carved horizontal bands with domed lid with silver mount, 17 3/4 by 12 1/2 inches, finial showing a young Hercules wrestling a serpent, ladle with Hercules cameo in .800 silver, signed W.V. Eiff, a glass ladle...

Our etched glass mirror designed by Simon Gate (1883-1945) for Orrefors is one of two mirrors commissioned for the Swedish oceanliner, M/S Kungsholm, which took its maiden voyage in 1929. It has a rectangular shaped metal frame bordered by 28 shaped glass plaques with double welt caming etched with nude figures, mermaids, tridents and dolphins. Signed in lower right ORREFORS S. GATE 1928. This is one of two mirrors that hung in the vestibule connecting the first-class main lounge and the music room. The whereabouts of the other mirror is not known. The M/S Kungsholm was built in 1928 and had her inaugural voyage when she sailed to the Caribbean for the Swedish American Lines in 1929. The Kungsholm was not the largest of ships, but it was designed and decorated as a showcase for luxurious Art Deco design by the finest of Sweden's artists. Notably, this is one of a very few number of decorative objects from the ship that have survived following its seizure by the U.S. in 1941 for the transport of troops in WWII. The interior of the ship was designed by Carl Bergsten to showcase the very best of Swedish fine and decorative arts to the world. For more information, we invite you to read the lot essay from the Christie's sale in 1991 which included the mirror in lot 248. Literature: * Gustaf Munthe, Swedish Arts and...

Stylish Art Deco beaten brass fire screen This is a charming and stylish screen, the screen it has diagonal design to the front with an off set brass handle The screen is good qu...

Cast iron, brass and glass corner freestanding fire screen. Tempered glass doors, brass hinges and black iron frame.

Art Deco figural fire screen in patinated and wrought iron with a motif of volutes and polychrome couple in the central medallion, French, 1930s. Measures: H 32.1 in (81.5 cm), L 29....

Art Deco fire screen in tin, 1940s. This is a very decorative fire screen made out of tin, featuring a wonderful playful design resembling leaves or feathers in a very abstract w...