Edmund Kent for Pilkington, an Art Deco

Edmund Kent for Pilkington, an Art Deco tubelined galleon tile, designed circa 1927, PT1302A, decorated with a ship in full sail on stylised waves and clouds, 10.5cm square Note: see Corbett, A & B, 2

Edmund Kent for Pilkington, an Art Deco galleon tile, designed 1930, PT1373, painted with a Viking ship in full sail, matte glazed, 10.5cm square Note: see Corbett, A & B, 2013, Pilkington Tiles 1891-

Art Deco brass presentation box decorated with an etched design by Rockwell Kent (1882 - 1971). Wood-lined interior. Circa 1928. Stamped marks: “A.G. Spaulding” in script on front rim of lid. “E

Experience the beauty of art history with this exquisite collection of glass and metal masterpieces. Immerse yourself in the romance and elegance of the 19th-century masterpiece "King René's Honeymoo

Five Vernon Kilns Salamina Rockwell Kent PlatesArt Deco, hand-tinted, all marked to underside. 10 1/2 in. In 1935 Kent went to Greenland and Salamina was his Eskimo housekeeper. Kent stated in his boo

KENT ART WARE Art Deco Female Ceramic Bust, marking to underside reads ‘KENT ART WARE’, subject an off white ceramic porcelain female bust with curly hair, measures 10 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches,

Size: 14" X 12" X 7 1/2"

"N by E" written and illustrated by Rockwell Kent, published by New York Literary Guild, New York, 1930. First Edition. Hard boards, original beige cloth with blue compass rose on front board and, and

KENT ART WARE Porcelain Art Deco Bust, inscriptions to base read ‘Kent Art Ware Japan’, piece measures approximately 10 5/8 inches tall x 7 1/8 inches at widest point, surface wear to piece, some

A carved white porcelain Art Deco bust of a woman. The piece has raised accents along her face, hair, and neck. Piece has crazing throughout. Underside is signed KENT ART WARE, JAPAN. Vent hole to und

Kent Coffey The Auburn Art Deco Chest on Chest. Tall chest dresser, five drawers with brass metal pulls. Unique leg detail that extends into dresser body. Walnut. Height: 48 3/4"; Width: 40"; Depth: 1

Rockwell Kent Original Pencil & Gauche Drawing Art Deco Greek Woman. Framed under glass. Listed New York artist born 1882 and died 197124 x 18 1/4, Image: 18 x 12 1/2 Shipping in continental US $45.00

1930's Art Deco Tube Radios- Atwater Kent & Music Master. Used, show wear, missing knobs and back panels, untested.

1) Detrola 1930s radio [12" H x 10" W x 6" D], and 2) Atwater-Kent Model 944, in walnut case, with Art Deco styling [14" H x 12" W x 7 1/2" D]. In good condition; not tested.

Very cool pair of table lamps, white glass sphere surrounded by three black halos, 1980s.

Beautiful glazed ceramic table lamp in the style of Stangl Pottery. Very rich metallic glazed finish. Rewired.

Nice set of six vintage cordial glasses, rich cobalt blue glass with a patina chrome base. No chips or cracks. Most likely 1920s American. Set needs a good cleaning.

KENT, Rockwell (1882-1971). Buy Christmas Seals. 1939. Vivid lithograph poster depicting an angel, in Art Deco style, dropping stars onto the earth from on high. 25 ½ x 19 ¼”. Linen ba

Five Art Deco Style Boxes Including Chase and Rockwell Kent Design. Comprising a Rockwell Kent designed brass box with a figure accompanied by two goats, a Chase USA silver metal rectangular box with

Kent Coffey king size two tier sliding headboard w/built in storage (w/two twin mattress sets and frame), 38 1/8"h, 6' 11"w, 10 1/2"d; pair 2 drawer nightstands w/art deco style brass handles-26 1/4"h

With Bacchus design in bas relief to side. Marked Chase underneath. Designed by Rockwell Kent.Dimensions: H 9.25" x W 9" x D 8.5"Condition: Light signs of use including few scuffs.

with bas relief design of Bacchus, designed by Rockwell Kent, marked Chase underneath.   9 1/4 x 8 1/2" Provenance: Private collection- Cleveland, OH

Attributed to Rockwell Kent Listed American Artist 1882-1971 Original Stone Lithograph Pencil Signed Art Deco Composition Approx 16"x13"

(2) Rare Golden Age radios: an RCA Victor Model T56 broadcast receiver with Art Deco cabinet, c. 1940; and an Atwater Kent Model 944 cathedral-type broadcast receiver, c. 1934. Provenance: Property fr