AN UNUSUAL MACHINE AGE NICKEL PLATED TABLE FAN

An unsigned all brass fan, four blades, ball shape motor in yoke with tighteners, inverted trumpet form base, 8 inch fan blades. Measures 8 inches blade to blade. We happily provide seamless in-house

Machine-age electric table/desk fans. Comprises: 1.) "Wizard Deluxe" manufactured by Western Auto Supply Co. Features periwinkle blue enamel finish. 2.) Samson-Monroe Products fan with brown rubberize

Machine Age Mid Century Fan Table Lamp with Fibreglass Whipstitch Shade. Lamp measures 24 inches H x 16 diameter including shade.

In the Art Deco/Machine Age style. Dimension: H 57" x Dia. 10" Condition: Wiring not tested. A few scattered scratches and scuffs; a few pits and spots of minor oxidation. R28

Europe, c. 1915 wood, paint 26" x 14 3/4" diameter 11" x 9" surface Painted wood columnar stand with unusual proto-Machine Age tendencies, likely adjacent to Secessionist designs. Tags: modernist, mod

USA, 1930s wood, paint, steel 18 1/4" x 22" Machine Age occasional table with wood top and unusual hexagonal hub to which the legs connect. Tags: modernist, modernism, furniture, cocktail, coffee, sid

A Steam Gauge Lamp & Lantern #39 model presentation lantern. An unusual model. Good plating considering its age. The amber globe is a later product without an extended base (as a #39 should be) but it

Unmarked 1890's 5 String Banjo. 38 nickel plated hexagonal shaped shoe brackets with tension hooks and nuts. Newer tuning machines and goat hide head, some age-appropriate maintenance and restoration,

Kurt Versen Table lamp USA, c. 1935copper, nickel-plated brass, glass 14 h x 10 w x 11 d in (36 x 25 x 28 cm) Literature: American Modern 1925-1940 Design for a New Age

Side table, amazing form, USA, 1920's. Chrome plated metal, enameled metal, and laminate. 24dia x 18.75h.

Spun aluminum shade, brass plated metal base, American, circa 1930s. Dimensions: H 21" x Dia. 16.5" Condition: One scratch to base and some small bends to the area of shade around finial.

Height: 23 in. (58.42 cm) Width: 14 in. (35.56 cm) Depth: 14 in. (35.56 cm) Country of Origin: USA Style: Art Deco/Machine Age Maker: Rick Derico Condition: Excellent Year: 20th C. Spectacular pair of

(G) A set of three machine age style tables designed by Marcel Breuer. Includes an end table, coffee table, and two-tier table. Some pitting to the bent tubular steel frames. Coffee table measures 53"

Pr Chrome Deco Machine Age Table Lamps. Chrome shades with fin design. Heavy construction.-- Dimensions: H: 23 inches: W: 18 inches: D: 18 inches ---

Pair of brass and nickel or chrome plated Hollywood table lamps, 34 1/2" H (overall). Provenance: Cambridge, Massachusetts estate.

Pr Chrome Deco Machine Age Table Lamps. Chrome shades with fin design. Heavy construction.-- Dimensions: H: 23 inches: W: 18 inches: D: 18 inches ---

Dimensions: H 25.5" x W 14.5" x D 14.5" Condition: Minor surface scratches on metal bases.

Three Art Deco/Machine Age tables with glass topsCirca 1930sMatching set comprising one console table and two smaller side tables, quality chromed metal construction with brass florets3 piecesConsole

Kenton oversized cast iron horse drawn ladder wagon, with unusual nickel plated back end, having seven ladders, front and rear fireman, pulled by three horses, 32'' l.

Pattyn Style Machine age table lamp Aluminum, enameled aluminum, plastic.

The distinctive and striking feature of this small, portable phonograph is its unusual nickel-plated sound reflector in the lid. The Dulcephone is housed in a locking wood case with a real smooth leat

DESCRIPTION: An Art Deco nickel plated table with formica top and brushed aluminum trims. Marked with "Metal Art Craft Furniture Co. 40 West 13th St. New York, N.Y." plaque at underside. CIRCA: Early

Art Deco/Machine Age table lamp with bronze base, in the style of Bert Dickerson for Faries. Dimensions: H 21" x Dia. 7.25" Condition: European plug; wiring not tested. A few small bends to halo; rubb

Art Deco Metal Top Kitchen Table Raymond Patten Design. Iconic Machine Age table designed by Raymond Patten and manufactured by Mutschler Bros in the 1930's. Has a metal top made of "Monel Metal", an