Beautiful ATO glass transparent electric pendulum, Art Deco, France, Circa 1930

Jaeger-LeCoultre, founded in 1833 by Antoine LeCoultre in Switzerland, is a prestigious manufacturer of watches and clocks. In 1903, Jacques-David LeCoultre partnered with Edmond Jae...

Exceptional modernist pair of table lamps by Maison Desny. It assembles 6 thick slabs of glass with nickel plated metal. Maison Desny was a prominent Art Deco Paris based workshop specialized in luxurious modernist lamps in particular using thick geometric pieces of glass as well as nickel plated metal. This is a very fine example of the best production Maison Desny was producing. Art Deco period, 1930's. Each one stamped below the base "Desny Paris Made in France déposé...

An Art Déco desk lamp by Sabino from the 1930s. Nickel plated metal and glass. Signed "Sabino Paris Made in France". Wired for European use.

Modernist lamp in chrome metal, the articulated head on the shaft is ending with a frosted glass cylinder. Bakelite switch on the wooden base. By Jean Boris Lacroix. European standa...

Exceptional Murano glass table clock produced by Barovier & Toso in Italy during the 1950s–1960s. The piece is composed of a substantial circular ring of hand-blown Murano glass executed in filigrana technique, featuring an internal white lattimo decoration arranged in a continuous helical pattern. This sculptural glass frame surrounds a circular clock face mounted on a smoked glass support with a finely detailed gilt-metal structure and stand. The remarkable purity and optical dynamism of the glass reflect the refined Venetian craftsmanship associated with mid-century Murano production. Both decorative and architectural in presence, the clock embodies the elegant balance between sculpture and functional design characteristic of Italian glassmaking of the period. The restrained silvered dial with minimalist Arabic numerals and delicate gilt hands contrasts beautifully with the expressive movement of the surrounding glass, creating a highly sophisticated modernist composition. Founded in 1936 through the merger of Vetreria Artistica Barovier and Ferro Toso, Barovier & Toso became one of the most important Murano glass manufacturers of the 20th century. Under the artistic direction of Ercole Barovier, the company developed some of the most celebrated Venetian glass techniques and designs, including Crepuscolo, Brillantati, Zebrati, Acanto and the iconic Cordonato d’Oro series. A rare and highly decorative example of Italian mid-century Murano artistry. Period 1950–1959 Origin Murano, Venice, Italy Materials Murano glass, blown glass, filigrana glass, brass, gilt metal Condition Near-perfect conservation state. The piece presents exceptionally well with no chips, cracks, or visible structural damages to the Murano glass elements. The clock mechanism has been professionally checked and is in perfect working condition. Minor superficial wear consistent with age and careful vintage use. Dimensions Diameter: 30 cm Depth: approx. 10 cm Style Mid-Century Modern / Italian Modern Creator Barovier & Toso Keywords / Tags Murano glass clock...

An impressive art deco style has been implemented in this mantel or table clock: the chunky cut crystal glass encompassing the golden shimmering brass dial on black ground. The bakelite base holds the clock itself on two adjustable silver metal arms. Mechanical clockwork with 11 jewels...

Original 1930's clear acrylic and chrome clock by the English clock makers Smiths. Beautiful black dial face and fretted chrome stylised Deco numerals. Fabulous condition, full worki...

Art Deco table clock around 1920s Original condition