BAKER'S RACK FROM 1920S IN IRON AND PINE

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KIENZLE SLEEK ART DECO WALL CLOCK MODERNIST GERMAN

A fine German art deco / modernist design wall clock . It is 9.5 inches in diameter and a superb example of machine age design with sleek lines and stylized numerals. The clock is not signed, however, it is identical to another clock that we acquired that was designed by the German company, Kienzle. The clocks had sometimes metal labels on the back which our previous clock does. The winder does not function.

Designers

Kienzle, Wilhelm

Country of Origin

Germany

Era

1920s

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Edgar Brandt Iron and Alabaster Lamp

Item #893

Here is a very special piece by the father of Art Deco iron work, Mr. Edgar Brandt. It is signed on the foot E Brandt, typical of how his work is completed. The metal and wiring is all original with a very cool bakelite on/off switch. The alabaster shade is new but has been copied to those used by Brandt during this time, French circa 1928.

quoted from: http://www.artdecocollection.com

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Pair Deskey Side Tables

Reference# AF061

This pair of American art deco side tables were designed by Donald Deskey (1894 – 1989) and made by the Company of Master Craftsmen (1926 – 1939), a subsidiary of W & J Sloan of New York. The tables are of red mahogany with chrome backed black finger pull handles. They could function as bedside tables or on either side of a sofa. Marked “Company of Master Craftsmen, Permo-Weld” and stamped “S 55021” and “D26772”, the side tables measure 15” wide x 14” deep and 22 ½” high.

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Donald Deskey AMODEC American Art Deco Bedside Table for Abraham & Straus  Reference# AF143 Donald Deskey (1894 – 1989) designed this American art deco bedside table for his own company AMODEC (American Modern Decoration Company) in 1931.  The stand, in figured walnut veneers, has been refinished and the metal pulls on the drawer and door are replated in bright nickel.  The table has the metal retailer’s tag inside the drawer reading “Abraham & Straus, Brooklyn, NY”.  It is 17” wide x 13 ½” deep and 28” high. ***************** McKay American Art Deco Occasional Table  Reference# AF129 This 1930’s American Art Deco table was designed by Oscar Bevalaqua for McKay Craft, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.  The table is of nickel plated steel with a black lacquered top.  In McKay's 1936 Catalog it is number 233X.  The table is 20" high, 24" long and 14" deep.  It is in excellent condition. ********* Dudouyt Silver Chest  Reference# FF133 A rare French art deco oak silver chest by Charles Dudouyt (- 1947). What appears to be a drawer with a wood pull is actually a door opening to reveal space for serving trays, pitchers and large items. The top flips up for storage of flatware. The chest is 25” wide x 16 ½” deep and is 43” high. En suite with the Dudouyt dining table, chairs, buffet and dessert items above.  quoted from: http://www.modernism.com

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Pair Czechoslovakian Art Deco Armchairs

Reference# FF257

This pair of Czechoslovakian art deco constructivist arm chairs is from the 1920’s, a time when the modern movement flourished there.  The oak bodies are decorated in minimalist fashion with a repeated geometric design in inlaid ebony and sycamore.  The loose seat cushions are off white leather.  The chairs are in very good original condition and are 31” high, 23” wide, 26” deep and have a seat height of 18”. ***********************       American Art Deco Black Lacquer and Green Velour Armchair  Reference# AF094 This comfortable American art deco armchair dates from the 1930’s. The oval open arms and body are refinished in gleaming black lacquer while the seat and back are covered in green velour. The chair is 25” wide x 28” deep and 30” high. ********* KEM Weber American Art Deco Streamline Triple Band Armchair  Reference# AF118 K.E.M. Weber (1889 – 1963) designed this streamline American art deco triple band armchair for the Lloyd Manufacturing Company.  The chair features machine age triple band chrome arms enclosing a sprung leather seat and back.  The chrome and leather are all in good original condition.  This model was featured in Lloyd’s 1939 catalog.  The chair measures 28 ½” wide x 42” deep and 32 ½” high. *********** Black & White Armchairs  Reference# FF079 This pair of French art deco club chairs from the 1930s exhibit great styling with their sweeping arms and splayed front legs. The seats and backs are fully sprung with the springs retied. The ebonized arms and legs have been freshly done and they have been reupholstered in a stylish fabric with white on white design. As comfortable as they are good looking, the chairs measure 26" wide x 27" deep x 31" high.  **********        French Art Deco Club Chair in Cowhide & Black Lacquer  Reference# FF208 This French art deco open arm chair is from the 1930’s. The sprung seat and back have been reupholstered in brown and white cowhide. The back feet and arms, which curve down and flare out at the feet have received a fresh coat of high gloss black lacquer. The comfortable over-size chair measures 30” wide x 36” deep and 34” high. *************** Kem Weber Sofa & Two Chairs  Reference# AF050 Kem Weber designed this American art deco triple band sofa and two chair set for Lloyd Manufacturing Company in 1937. The set features machine age triple band arms enclosing a sprung seat and back. The set is featured in Lloyd's 1937 and 1938 catalogs. The chrome tubing has been replated and the seats have been reupholstered in soft black leather. The chairs measure 27 1/2" wide and the sofa is 66 1/2" wide.

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JULES LELU STYLE SIDEBOARD / CONSOLE / BUFFET ART DECO 1920'S

Beautiful burlwood console with golden tone bakelite handles circa 1920's/1930's. In the style of Jules Lelu. The right hand cabinet has a top drawer and shelves. The left side has one shelf. Can be purchased en-suite with 6 chairs #73481.

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VINTAGE INDUSTRIAL SIDEBOARD CABINET

A Dentist's cabinet from the 1920s, with 6 mirror-bottomed drawers. Below is a display area with glass doors and the top is marble, of course. The fittings are brass on a steel frame.

Overall Dimensions

37" H X 18" W X 30" D

94.0cm H X 45.7cm W X 76.2cm D

1920s