1920s Furniture

A stylish and extremely well made Art Deco burr walnut nesting coffee table. This was made in England, it dates from the 1920’s. The quality is outstanding, this has a gorgeous desi...

A Large French Art Deco Diamond Wall Mirror This is a very unusual piece it has a central square mirror set as a diamond shape in a Peach base, the glass is bevelled and etched Thi...

Berndorf aplaca cake server austria 1920s Only polished

A superb original Art Deco period nest of tables in walnut, these were made in England and date from around the 1920-30’s. They are of amazing quality and have a very stylish desi...

Art deco sculpture in silvered bronze, "Swallow in flight". Signed Ruchot with founder's stamp Marcel Guillemard, stamped "Bronze". On a black marble base, note a shine on the marble...

A Chinese Rug circa 1920. Hand knotted, made of 100% wool yarn.

2 small oval art deco ceiling or wall lamps viernna around 1920s Brass polished and stove enameled Original glass shades

A stylish and extremely well made Art Deco figured walnut occasional side table. This was made in England, it dates from the 1920-30’s. The quality is superb, this has a beautifully...

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...

Magnificent and ultra rare Art Deco Amsterdamse School desk. Design by Daniel van Dorp for Gebroeders Reens Amsterdam. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s. Solid macassar ebony with...

Elegant Art Deco Cocktail Tray from the 1920s in glass, silver plate and leather. Made in glass with a silver-plated metal frame and leather-covered handles. Very period Art Deco. W...

A stunning pair of leather Art Deco armchairs, made in England and dating from the 1920-30’s. They are of amazing quality and are a lovely, petite size. They would be perfect as bed...

Stunning and rare Art Deco Modernist stool. Design by Hendrik Wouda for H. Pander & Zonen Den Haag. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s. Solid teak frame with original black lacquer...

Applique in gesso Francese o Italiana, possibile periodo Art Decò. Manca il sistema elettrico Condizioni come da foto Grazie

A very handsome antique French Art Deco glass and iron table lamp, Muller Freres, Luneville, wrought iron base made by M.Vasseur (Ferronier d'art des Galeries), 1925 The lamp with a...

Indulge in the timeless elegance and artistic allure of this captivating Art Deco glass vase by Charles Schneider, a piece that transcends mere functionality to become a true objet d...

Antique French Art Deco black veined cloudy or dark white alabaster pendant light fixture. A superb alabaster pendant ceiling light fixture from circa 1920. This richly veined and be...

Small antique French Art Deco period wall mirror, circa 1925. Orned of stylized plants and flowers carved in low relief in Art Deco style. Antique frame re-silvered with leaf. Frame ...

A stylish and well made Art Deco figured walnut occasional side table. This was made in England, it dates from the 1920-30’s. It is of lovely quality and is a very useful size for u...

Art Deco Sgraffito vase decorated with a floral motif, by Josef Ekberg for Gustavsberg. Sgraffito is a way of combining two layers into a pattern, the second layer is scraped of and ...

Art deco La Captive travel-purse clock designed for Alfred Dunhill. Beautiful and very unusual squeeze concealed "La Captive" travel-clock, created in Switzerland to be retailed at ...

Axel Einar Hjorth for Nordiska Kompaniet, bookcase, stained birch, glass, Sweden, 1927 In 1927, Axel Einar Hjorth unveiled a masterpiece for Nordiska Kompaniet – a bookcase that emb...

Art Deco bronze bookend, circa 1920s. An uncommon large size, depicting an elephant leaning forward bracing to hold up a row of books. Pushing with the flattened front part of its h...

FRENCH ART DECO CHEST OF DRAWERS A French Art Deco Chest produced in France around 1925, it has four concave drawers with silvered pull handles, it has been carefully restored and fu...

Art Deco Vase brass and copper conbination vienna around 1920s Polished and stove enameled

Hallmarked in Birmingham in 1922 by Horton & Allday, this large pair of Sterling Silver Photograph Frames, are plain in style, and stand on the original wooden easel backs. Each ph...

These stylish Art Deco crackled ceramic bookends were created and manufactured by Onnaing, France, in the 1920s. The off-white colored crackle glaze ceramic or faience sculpture feat...

French Art Deco pendant chandelier by Société Normande de Verreries SONOVER, 11, rue Nationale - Aumale, France, 1920s. Thick frosted molded glass shade hung at its iron fixture. Hei...

Photo frame, possible Art Deco period. Wood and glass. Thank you

Art deco night light in glass paste model Rosaces. Wrought iron frame cast signature G. ARGY ROUSSEAU and FRANCE Electrified, in perfect condition. With superb color. Hight. 18cm D...

Photo frame possible Art Deco Glass and other material Good Condition Thank you

A breathtaking Art Deco sculpture capturing the movement and dynamics of a galloping horse, cast in cold painted spelter and gracefully mounted upon a sleek marble and onyx base. Cre...

Mughal ladies Tom Pouce lighter designed by Cartier. Fabulous and extremely rare ladies cylindrical gasoline lighter. Created in Paris during the art deco period by the house of Cartier, back in the middle of the 1920's. This miniature Tom Pouce lighter, takes its name from the classic short fairy tales by the Grimm's brothers, Tom Thumb (Tom Pouce being the French translation). It was crafted with Champlevé colored enamels over rustic bronze and accented with details in yellow gold of 18 karats. Embellished with natural lapis lazuli and an emerald. The main outside body is decorated with organics elements and figures of red and blue birds. Gorgeous look and surely a great conversation piece which is accompanied by the round Cartier red box. Champlevé, in the decorative arts, is an enameling technique or an object made by the champlevé process, which consists of cutting away troughs or cells in a metal plate and filling the depressions with pulverized vitreous enamel. The raised metal lines between the cutout areas form the design outline. Emerald: Accented on top in a bezel setting, with 1 square faceted cut of a natural green emerald of about 0.15 carats. Lapis: Mount with 1 flat round cabochon cut, carved from lapis lazuli of about 1.25 carats. Birthstone: Emerald for the month of May. Weight: 21.95 Grams, (14.07 Dwt). Measurements: Have a diameter of 16 mm and a height of 33 mm (0.63 x 1.30 Inches). Hallmarks Stamped with the maker's mark, the serial numbers, the French taxation mark for luxury items BL inside a rectangular cartouche and signed, "CARTIER 5554", stamped with matching cases numbers, 13 & 13. Ministere Des Finances Lighter Tax 1911-1945 Note: On 10th December 1910 the French state adopted a new tax regulations on all devices indented to produce spark or fire by friction, or by any other means, and of the combustion of a flammable substance. Since 1st January 1911 every lighter in France that was intended for sale in the French market had to be taxed and adequately marked. To confirm that the excise duty was paid to the Ministry of Finance a special duty metal plate (stamp) was attached (usually welded) to the lighter by the lighter manufacturers. The fees charged by the French state were high but the tax rates levied by the state were varying depending on the type and finish of the lighter. Following tax rates were used: 2 French francs for common pocket lighters, 5 Fr for pocket lighters made of silver, 20 Fr for luxury pocket lighters (e.g. made of gold), 5 Fr for common table/desk lighters (over 10 cm), 10 Fr for table/desk lighters (over 10 cm) made of silver, 50 Fr for luxury table/desk lighters (over 10 cm) made of gold or platinum. Between 1911 and 1916 a simple copper plate was used which had the date 1911 engraved. Later, between 1916 and 1945 a new plate (undated) was introduced with the letters "C" and "I" (stands for indirect taxes) and a profile of Mercury (patron god of financial gain, commerce and messengers) with an inscription "Ministère Des Finances" (eng. Ministry of Finance). Two shapes were used for the plate – oval for table lighters, the other one for pocket lighters. Additional to the two duty plates a marking "BL" (Briquet de Luxe, eng. luxury lighter) was introduced in 1926. It was a small hallmark which was considered as more discreet and applied only on luxury lighters like Quercia or Lancel. It is worth to mention that France was not the sole country where lighters were taxed and marked with special plates...

Beautiful 1920's Kingo leaf design bronze iron base with marble top demilune console wall table.

Circa 1920's art deco 14K white gold filigree cocktail ring featuring an emerald cut piece of light yellow uranium glass. Fluoresces green under UV / blacklight. Dimensions: 0.625" ...

An exception French Art Deco Bronze Statue of Pheasant on Marble Base, circa 1920s. Features the flamboyant bird in a more relaxed mood, perhaps scouting for food while keeping a war...

Exceptional Art-Deco "Nice" cutlery set in solid sterling silver First Title 950/1000th from Maison Puiforcat. Set including 192 pieces: - 18 table forks - 18 table knives - 12 tabl...

A wonderful French Art Deco square bronze frame and frosted floral glass chandelier signed Degué. The interior bowl has six candelabra lights inset and the centre stem has a single ...

Beautiful bronze and clear frost glass art deco chandelier by Jean Noverdy. New wiring and ready for installation with eight lights, 60 watts maxeach.

An Art Deco coffee table. Burr walnut veneered on solid mahogany with beveled edge over a U-shaped base. Excellent condition. Item Number: 2703243 All of our furniture is extensiv...

Rene Lalique Opalescent Glass with blue staining, 'Camaret' Vase. This pattern features four rows of fish molded in relief. Engraved makers marks, 'R Lalique France No.1010'. Book re...

Art deco cabinet in flamed birch designed by Axel Einar Hjorth and made by Bodafors Sweden in 1920s. The dresser has 3 doors where behind them you will find three pull-out drawers an...

Art Deco brass table lamp vienna around 1920s Polished and stove enameled Original red opaline glass on the shade The glass sticks are replaced ( new )

Big Art deco Magazine Rack vienna around 1920s Brass polished and stove enameled Wood polished

An absolutely stunning Art Deco burr walnut revolving occasional coffee / side table. This was made in England, it dates from the 1920-30’s. The quality is outstanding, this has a b...

Magnificent and rare Art Deco Modernist serving table. Design by Cor Alons for Winterkamp & Van Putten. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s. Solid oak asymmetrical base with origina...

Daum Nancy Art Deco Glass Vase, ball-shaped, resting on a round base, with a narrow, flared mouth. This glass ball vase is made of orange-red tinted glass decorated with brown interc...

An incredible and large pressed glass Jefferson 'Moonstone' plafonnier pendant lamp. c.1920 A very heavy duty and ornate chromed ring supporting a 14" pressed milk glass moonstone...

A very fine pair of solid sterling silver lobster picks in superb condition. Each is fully hallmarked for London 1922 and struck for the famous maker, Richard Woodman Burbridge for ...

Beautiful cloisonné brass vase with floral motifs in shades of brown, white, and blue. It has a flared bell shape with a beautiful patina and a very high quality of materials. Condit...

Circa 1920's ladies' art deco wrist watch by Hayne Watch Company, 17 jewels, Swiss works. Platinum Trim / 18K white gold case. Squared oval shape with intricate art deco styling - et...

For a French woman in the 1920s, this figure of a turbaned North African woman, resplendent in a yellow robe and carrying a tray loaded with oranges, would have been exotic and fasci...

Art Deco Sgraffito vase decorated with a floral motif, by Josef Ekberg for Gustavsberg. Sgraffito is a way of combining two layers into a pattern, the second layer is scraped of and ...

Highly decorative set of two German Art Deco Bauhaus Era bookends made by "Werkkunst Herford" in the late 1920s to early 1930s.

Art Deco Odeon Style Console, Side Table or Greeter in Walnut This is an elegant and stylish piece from the 1920s, the table has 4 deep drawers and it looks superb from all sides, s...

Art Deco Flapper's Woolen Swim Suit, circa 1920s, a classic woven wool black one-piece swimsuit with shoulder straps fastened with great buttons, and a flared skirt with unusual teal...

Sgraffito vase decorated with a floral/grape motif, by Josef Ekberg for Gustavsberg. Sgraffito is a way of combining two layers into a pattern, the second layer is carved of, and lef...

A fabulous Art Deco Cobalt (blue/gold on blue) Papillon (Butterfly wing) footed vase. This iridised finish was first created by Loetz in 1898, but the pattern was revised in the earl...