American Art Deco Oak Buffet

1930's ART DECO OAK BUFFET CABINET, 2 DOORS FLANKED BY TWIN SIDE CABINETS, 2 INTERIOR DRAWERS WITH NICKEL FINISH PULLS, GOOD VINTAGE CONDITION, 53"W X 19"D X 41"H, SKU790.02

measures about 50 inches wide by 36 inches tall by 17 inches deep; good overall as pictured

2 Art Nouveau / Deco Style Carved Oak Double Buffets

Pair of armchairs, 1930's; Oak, leather; Unmarked; Each 30" x 22" x 21"

Art Deco Style Oak Bed with Rails - Headboard is 51 in tall x 52 x 4, Rails are 76 inches long - This bed is a European Size which can easily be converted to an American size by removing the rails and

An Art Deco era American sterling silver cigarette case with hinged lid. Both cover are richly decorated with engraved oak leaf pattern. The front cover also bears an MAW monogram. Gilt interior with

A Jennings Sun Chief 10-Cent Art Deco slot machine; totally restored and in working condition with chrome face and bronze Native American head on a single-door oak slot machine cabinet base with paw f

Art Deco streamline style inlaid cabinets, two (2), in the manner of Donald Deskey ( American, 1894 - 1989) with one L-shaped cabinet in stained oak with inlaid lacquer and steel banding, the second,

France 1930s Ebonized white oak with cerused finish (grey-blueish shiny surfaces including black grain lines) Three-times paneled front. The 2 door center part with original etched mirrored glasses, P

Art Deco skyscraper form coffee table with removable tray, in the manner of Paul Frankl or Ilonka Karasz, American, circa 1930s. It is executed in oak with the bottom portion finished in a natural col

Description: A pair of Art Deco period glass counter top store display cases. Type: Display case Materials: Glass, metal, oak Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Ca. 1920 Maker: American Dimens

20th century. German, oak. Rounded top and brass works, 7.75" h, German Art Deco marble case and spring wind works. 4.5" h and an American marble case with Gothic arched top and spring wind works.

DESCRIPTION: Manner of Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, Art Deco buffet cabinet with two-toned wood foundation, features center double hinged door storage cabinets, flanked by two slide out stacked storage dra

Set of 5 Art Deco Pickled Oak Arm Chairs by Samuel Marx, c.1950, in various upholstery (5 pc.) 33" H x 24" W x 23" D Property from the Estate of an Important New York Modernism Dealer. (NJWA99/5)(MS)

A French Art Deco buffet and serverEarly 20th centuryApparently signed: J. Cayette / Nancy / FranceEach Ebony de Macassar and rosewood veneer, original Art Deco hardware with mother-of-pearl inlay, an

A rare American Art Deco catalin and silverplate Special Line 'Preference Chest' cigarette box Designed by Albert Feinauer for Barbour Silver Company, Hartford, CT, circa 1929-31#5085, with divided ce

Frederick Carder for Steuben American Art Deco Table Lamp, c. 1930s glass marked FC H 12 x W 8 1/4 inches. This lot is located in Cincinnati. Property from the Estate of Madelyn Marley, Yakima, Washin

Console and side table, USA, 1920s Chromed steel, laminate Unmarked Console: 27" x 42" x 12", side table: 18" x 27" x 16"

American Art Deco Frank Fletcher aviation desk, circa 1945, executed in mahogany, having a wing shaped top, above the five drawer case, with two pull out writing surfaces, 29.5''h x 72''w x 45"d

A finely made, French Deco buffet cabinet with stone top and brass hardware. 37.5 x 51 x 18.25. Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

by International and retailed by Udall & Ballou, New York, NY; oblong form with foliate bud motif decoration to flaring handles, raised on a conforming fluted foot, pattern number V132A, no monograms.

Cast metal architectural panel with stylized palm frond motif. Dimensions: 30" H x 36.5" W; 

AN AMERICAN ART DECO BRONZE FISH SCALE OVERLAY SLAG GLASS SHADE ON ASSOCIATED METAL LAMP BASE, POSSIBLY BY BRADLEY & HUBBARD, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, the octagonal bronze framed shade with eight slanting

Hearthstone Furniture Company Art Deco octagonal oak lady's desk or vanity table, one drawer to front with metal handles, raised on double pedestal flanked by open shelves, circa 1930s. 30.5" H x 36"