1930s Unique "Royalchrome" Streamlined Office Desk with Tubular Chrome Base

Stunning wooden boot sculpture mold, measures 14.25 in H, 11 in deep, 5.75 in wide. Great piece for your home decor. Please be sure to check our storefront for more wonderful decorat...

A variety of red painted vintage lettering by Wagner Sign July 21, 1936 Measuring 9-7/8 in high the M is 8.75 in wide, The I is 2..75 in wide. The following is a breakdown of all the letters, A-2, D-1, E-3, G-2, I-5, M-1, N-3, O-2, P-1, R-2, S-1, T-1, Plus 2 Quotation marks...

Stunning to use in your garden, indoors. Copper Mooring from off the Hudson River in Lower NYC, brass base, Wonderful patina on this one. Measure: 23 in H x 14 in W at the widest x 7...

Major Collection of 120+ Catalin & Bakelite Radio from 1930's & 1940's You will not see a collection like this FOR SALE again, all but 2 have NO DAMAGE, and All the Radios are Original, NO RE-PRO Parts and NO REPAIRS or Spray Paint of any kind. This is a Once in a Lifetime chance to Own a collection like this. The Collection consists of all for the major brands and a lot of the color combinations for each model. Some of the radios are not in the photos. Radio by, Addison A2 Addison 5 Air King A-600 Arvin 532 Bendix 0526C Crosley G1465 DeWald 561 DeWaldA501 DeWald A502 Emerson AU-190 Emerson BT-235 Emerson BM-258 Emerson AX-235 Emerson 564 Emerson EP-375 Emerson 400 Emerson Patriot Fada 5F60 Fada 5F50 Fada 53 Fada 52 Fada L56 Fada SW57 Fada 115 Fada 200 Fada 252 Fada 652 Fada 1000...

A beautiful example of the functionalist period and tubular steel furniture. This writing desk is made by Heteka Finland and is most probably by the renowned Finnish Architect Pauli ...

COD-2602 Desk in chromed tubular with drawers on the side and a thick ground glass top. Manifactured by Colli Torino around 1930. 110 x 60 h 80 cm

It has been re-polished with polyutherane piano lacquer by our professional refurbishing team in Czechia according to the original process. The chrome parts have been cleaned and pr...

Modernist tubular steel desk designed by Bruno Weil and manufactured by Thonet or under Thonet license, c. 1930. The desk is made of chrome-plated tubular steel and black-stained wood.