ART DECO; INDUSTRIAL

A French Art Deco industrial steel bar cabinet circa 1940. Having a drop door over a pair of doors. Ht: 40" Wd: 24" Dpth: 16"

Oversized Art Deco Industrial New York City Bank Lobby Wall Clock, circa 1930. Measures approximately 64 in. x 21 in. x 3 in. Good to Fair condition, having normal to moderate wear. Sold untested. Hil

Vintage Art Deco era modern multi panel art glass lamps. Features panels of blue, red, yellow and white to form a geometric design. Each panel measures 6 in. 23 in. x 2 in. Overall measures approximat

French, first quarter 20th century. Art Deco Industrial style iron or steel four door lockers having four pierced and corrugated paneled doors with raised decorated hinges opening to two compartments,

Matching pair of charming Art Deco Industrial table lamps. Great metal shades with perforated metal inner shade, machine age metal body, bakelite base. Dimensions: H 15" x Dia. 6" Condition: Surface w

Walter Von Nessen for Chase, Art Deco industrial style bookends. Marked on bottom. 5.75"h x 4.25"w x 2.75"d

Made by Lutz and Schulz, Florida and Buenos Aires. Painted metal with latch and lock (need remounting, no key). 3 roughly cut glass shelves. 23"W X 20"D (at base) X 57"

Nice heavy humidor. Great riveted construction. Very art deco and industrial good condition. call for additional condition report.Size: 16.75in x 13in x 13in

Art Deco large neon industrial wall clock USA, circa 1930s neon, enameled metal, aluminum, glass unmarked exterior 29 1/2"w x 7 1/2"d x 29 1/2"h

Metal. Movable light and adjustable height. One light. Max height 63 cm.

Industrial Art Deco Sink, design attributed to Donald Deskey, American, circa 1930s. Deskey used this design of sink in one of his most famous interiors, the Mandel House, where he designed all of the

Aerozon German Art Deco brass cigarette box with industrial scene reliefs 4 1/4"H x 3"Diam.

A set of two (2) Art Deco style modernist airplane aviator industrial cabinet chest night stands. Features two drawer side tables accented with steel screws, riveted aluminum shell, and wood interior.

Set of 4 industrial / modern / steam punk / Art Deco Silver Toned metal armchairs with black vinyl cushions. Set comes with roll of additional black vinyl fabric. There is discoloration / rust of the

Industrial Steel and Glass Table. Art deco style chromed steel base. Two 1" thick semi circular glass elements. -- Dimensions: H: 37.5 inches: W: 20 inches: D: 20 inches ---

Copper and Black Lacquer Demilune Two-Tiered End Tables with graduated shelves, by Industrial Designer Donald Desky, NYC, the architect of Radio City Music Hall, 22" x 29 1/2" x 17 1/4". Good conditio

Mid Century modern upholstered salon suite consisting of a pair of lounge chairs and love seat sofa. This set is attributed to Gilbert Rohde, an American furniture and industrial designer known today

Art Deco French ocean liner tabletop lamp, two octagonal faceted pale green glass panels with swirl-cut centers mounted in a metal industrial frame having a very heavy base with rubber grip to prevent

A pair of Art Deco vintage style aircraft wing arm chairs. Produced in the style of Restoration Hardware. Crafted from grained leather and riveted metal. No apparent maker marks. Dimensions: 38 X 28 X

Contemporary Danish Light, beautiful marbled glass with industrial inspired metal elements. Size: 48" H x 42" Diameter. Circa: 1950 List Price: $49600

Art Deco 20-drawer rolling cabinet, Twin Rivers, WI, 1930s Enameled wood, hard plastic, chromed steel, castors American Cabinet Co. tag 40" x 35 1/2" x 17"

Art Deco Style Console Table. Brass and stainless steel mirror topped console table. Heavy Industrial Construction. Dimensions: H: 29.5 inches: W: 60 inches: D: 24 inches ---

LARGE INDUSTRIAL MODERNIST FACTORY LAMP pendant Enameled LIGHT Art Deco modernist factory pendant lamp made in the 1940's or 1950's. It is designed to be outside or outside with a metal gage for the b

Gilbert Rohde for Herman Miller Art Deco Drop Front Desk. Gilbert Rhode Whose Career as a Furniture and Industrial designer helped define American Modernism during its first phase from the late 1920s