Art Deco
The inimitable style of 1920s urban splendor, Art Deco is as distinctive as it is attractive. Characterized by a visual focus on height, geometry, and contrast, as well as the incorporation of industrial materials, this style connects modern aesthetics to antique practices. That’s one of the reasons Art Deco pieces are amongst our most popular – what style better encapsulates the potential of mixing antiques and modern pieces?
Sideboards, Credenzas and Buffets
Bar Carts and Bar Furniture
Clocks and Technical Instruments
French Art Deco Mantel Clock with Albatross Sculpture, Circa 1930
Antique and Modern Pedestals and Columns
Bar Carts and Bar Furniture
Art Deco Bar-Sideboard, Black Lacquer and Chrome, France circa 1930
Andirons and Fireplace Tools
Pair of Chiseled Bronze Andirons Representing Dogs from Art Deco
Sideboards, Credenzas and Buffets
Art Deco Sideboard, Macassar Ebony and Brass, Paris circa 1930
Bar Carts and Bar Furniture
Art Deco Bar Cart, by Robert Mallet-Stevens, Chromed Steel, France circa 1925
Sideboards, Credenzas and Buffets
Art Deco Vitrine Sideboard, Macassar Ebony, Maple, Brass, Glass, Paris circa 1930
Sideboards, Credenzas and Buffets
Art Deco Sideboard with Dry Bar, Black Lacquer, France circa 1930
Antique Tables
Armoires, Wardrobes and Cupboards
Bar Carts and Bar Furniture
Art Deco Half Cabinet, Black Lacquer, Mahogany, France circa 1930
