$4,800.00
An exquisite French Art Deco cabinet or chest of drawers designed and made by Maison Soubrier in the 1930s, in Paris. It is comprised of Macassar ebony wood in a warm reddish brown tone. The rare wood is known for...
$795.00
These two Art Deco column lamps are beautifully designed with ridged zigzag patterns and floral motifs. The lamps are comprised of a removable glass top and a glass beveled, square base with enameled metal socket. They are small in size...
$8,960.00
Was $11,200 / Now $8,960! An exceptional, rare salon suite designed by Josef Hoffmann and manufactured by J&J Kohn in the 1930s. The suite consists of a settee, café table, and two armchairs. Each finely crafted piece is comprised of...
$1,440.00
ON SALE This stunning lounge or slipper chair was made in the 1960s. It was recently reupholstered in a silver mohair, which catches the light and shines beautifully. Along with this soft upholstery, the cushioning is plump and comfortable. This...
$2,400.00
A game table in the style of Karl Springer, made in the 1970s. In the spirit of Springer's luxe designs, the table draws inspiration from Art Deco, combining simplicity and lavishness. The table is wrapped in a pale cream yellow...
$2,400.00
These 1970s luxe desk lamps were designed by Peter Hamburger, as part of his Crylicord collection, and manufactured by George Kovacs. They are comprised of smoked lucite stems, brass shades, and chrome counterweight bases. With their balance of smooth curved...
$3,200.00
1980s Maitland-Smith console table crafted with tessellated horn, beveled glass insert top, and brass trimming. This luxe table is characteristic of Maitland-Smith's expert craftsmanship with their attention to detail. Hollywood Regency, Neoclassical, and Art Deco influences enliven their furniture.Dimensions:58 in....
$2,600.00
An elegant console table comprising of an ebonized wood base and a glass tabletop. Structurally, the base is designed with two column legs fastened together with a stretcher base, while the glass top curves outward at the front and cut...
$7,200.00
This 1970s dining table was designed by American interior decorator Billy Baldwin. It is comprised of an iron base and wood inlay top. The design is simple and elegant: the base makes use of slick Art Deco lines in its...
$3,200.00
An exceptional French Art Deco sideboard cabinet crafted from burl with a lacquered finish and walnut veneer. Circa 1930s. The wood has a warm honey-brown tone, while brass pulls, hinges, and trims add to the golden sheen. Its alluring grain...
$5,800.00
A superb drop-leaf desk by the American designer Gilbert Rohde. Circa 1930s-1940s. The desk is crafted from mahogany and beech wood that are newly re-lacquered. The new finish gives the warm red-brown and orange tones of the wood a smooth...
$1,530.00
ON SALE This three-light chandelier was created in the 1950s, in the style of Maison Lunel. Like the lamps & ceiling lights made by Maison Lunel, this chandelier combines modern and more traditional forms. The result is a balanced mix...
$6,800.00
An excellent set of dining chairs that brings together the clean, functional lines of modern design and the elegance of Art Deco. Designed in the style of Milo Baughman in the 1970s. The set consists of two armchairs and four...
$895.00
A pair of French Deco brass wall sconces. Made in the 1940s. These magnificent fixtures have a sun-burst shape to their backplates that gives them a royal flare. Their curved double arms swoop outward and end in 2 1/2-inch candelabra...
$895.00
We love this pair of French sconces for their inventive forms, which bring to mind all the elegant qualities of Art Deco, Modernism, and Space Age designs. Hemispheres make up the wonderful structure of the sconces capped at top and...
