Art Deco Ocean Liner

Art Deco Vitascope clock Mains powered automated clock. Rare model with liner as opposed to the usual tea cipper. The illumination gradually changes from sunrise to sunset. Design...

This rare American Art Deco twin shaded chrome table lamp was designed to give discreet illumination to cocktail tables in railway club cars or on ocean liner cocktail bars.

Superb English-made nautical furniture dating from the early 20th century. Each of these six swivel seats is made of mahogany and brass. A mahogany seat base rotates, its slightly ro...

Original vintage cruise travel poster advertising Plymouth New York issued by Compagnie Generale Transatlantique French Line CGT. Elegant Art Deco design featuring an ocean liner shi...

Its sources are diverse: from ancient Egyptian civilization to the jazz music of the moment, and it encompasses the concept of "modernity" also inspired by the technological and arch...

Very Rare French frosted crystal clock by ATO, presented to 1st Class passengers on the 1935 Maiden voyage of the Transatlantique Line, Normandie. Measuring 6 inch in height this clo...

The deco design which has broad flat bottoms to prevent spilling and tipping for use on an Italian Ocean Liner.

An Art Deco platinum and yellow gold charm pendant designed as an ocean liner with blue and black enamel set with 17 round brilliant cut white diamonds with a total estimated weight ...

Impressive Art Deco console table or radiator grill cover in hammered patinated wrought iron featuring a three funnel steam ship in central lozenge amidst stylized patterns suggestiv...

Pacon for the French ocean liner Île-de-France. Made in France, circa 1930 Reference: Art Deco by Pierre Kjellerg, page 262.

Original vintage German cruise ship travel advertising poster for Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen, The fastest way to New York (text in French: Voie La Plus Rapide Sur New York). Colourfu...

This stunning club chair and ottoman was originally produced for the MS Stockholm- a cruise ship from the Swedish American line fleet that represented the height of luxury on the ope...

A really striking period 1930's oil painting of steam stacks on the top deck of an ocean liner in a very art deco style. Although unsigned, this work is certainly by a talented hand...

This gorgeous Art Deco glass objet d'art from The Compagnie Generale Transatlantique is stamped on its bottom with the company's logo of a ship captain and navigating wheel, inferrin...

Original vintage travel advertising poster for Cunard White Star Fastest Ocean Service in the World. Stunning Art Deco style illustration of the two majestic flagship transatlantic o...

This wonderful French bar / drinks cart displays all the hallmark elements of the Classic cross Atlantic “ocean liner” Art Deco design of the 1930s. The rounded ends, with the polish...

Very rare Art Deco Normandie ocean liner-style armchairs, circa 1920-1930.

This wonderful French drinks cart/bar trolley displays all the hallmark elements of the Classic “ocean liner” Art Deco design of the 1930s. The rounded ends, with the polished chrome...

Comfortable and spacious open arm Art Deco style club chair pair. Sleek in appearance. With loose upholstered seat cushions. Dimensions: 25.75” wide by 32” deep by 31” high. Seat h...

An Art Deco platinum charm pendant designed as an ocean liner boat or steamship.

The novel design and lavish interiors led many to consider Normandie, the greatest of ocean liners. The luxurious interiors were designed in Art Deco and Streamline Moderne style.

The deco design which has broad flat bottoms to prevent spilling and tipping for use on an Italian Ocean Liner.

Modes of transportation, all very modern and Art Deco, include a Greyhound bus, an ocean liner, streamlined trains and modern cars.

Exceptional pair of High Style Art Deco chairs, originally from the classic Cunard cruise ship RMS Caronia c 1947, and formerly property of noted NYC based fashion designed and so...

The striking large open arm chair, shown here, is one of a pair attributed to French designer Rene Gabriel. The chairs were made for an ocean liner. The solidly-built and generously ...

The novel design and lavish interiors led many to consider Normandie, the greatest of ocean liners. The luxurious interiors were designed in Art Deco and Streamline Moderne style.

From the ocean liner S.S. Coronia comes this highly stylized Art Deco piano, with matching bench.

This great set was sold from our store ten years ago, and just found its' way back to us! The set was apparently used on an ocean liner, or an ocean liner movie set. There is a worki...

What a little cutie! These ultra stylized pianos were used in staterooms on ocean liners, if you requested a room with piano. The petite scale and great lines make them the perfect f...

This fantastic bar and stools epitomizes the Streamlined Period. The chrome railings around the stool bases are remniscent of the great ocean liners of the 1930's. The walnut has bee...

The aerodynamic linear design is reminiscent of an art deco ocean liner.

Created for an unknown 1930's ocean liner, the plaque depicts a very stylized pair of lovers in an embrace. The work is executed in three sections, and joined. The unfinished sides s...

Surrounded by this glamour, one feels like they are in a luxury suite on an Art Deco ocean liner! The bed measures 78 "wide, 40" high, and 89" deep.

Original vintage German cruise ship travel advertising poster for Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen - The fastest way to New York (text in French: Voie La Plus Rapide Sur New York). Colourf...

Launched in 1936, the Queen Mary was one of the most luxurious ships of the Art Deco period. She was re-commissioned during the war years as a troop transport ship, and restored in 1...

This fantastic sign was from a ticket office that specialized in travel from California to Hawaii. They sold tickets for ocean liner cruises, and airplane tickets. Their sign was a t...

In good (B) condition with slight fading of colors, most noticeable in the headline text to Australia. This is a rare 1930s cruise line poster promoting fast service to Australia wit...

Original vintage travel advertising poster for Cunard White Star Fastest Ocean Service in the World. Stunning Art Deco style illustration of the two majestic flagship transatlantic o...

This set was originally used on the Ile de France ocean liner. It has strong, graceful Art Deco lines and a great weight to it.

These great lights are from the fastest Ocean Liner ever, the SS United States. They are made of aluminum, as was most everything on the ship, and hold 40 watt show case bulbs. They ...

When launched in 1935, the French liner Normandie was the epitome of modern design. It was the largest and fastest liner in the world, and certainly the most glamorous. The interiors...

A black lacquered Art Deco console custom built in the 1930s by cabinetmaker Waring & Gillow for an ocean liner.

Launched in 1936, the Queen Mary embodied the Art Deco glamor and design of the pre war 1930's period. The interiors of the staterooms and common areas were lavishly appointed in the...

This wonderful rolling cabinet displays all the hallmark elements of classic "ocean liner" Art Deco design of the 1930's. The rounded ends, with the polished chrome railings, simulat...

The impression these chairs create is reminiscent of the famous Art Deco period ocean liner "Normandie". The distinctive shape of the prow of the ship along with the smoke funnels ma...

The SS Normandie, considered the ultimate in Art Deco period ocean liners, unfortunately lived a very short life.

This set rarely comes to market, and is one of the more impressive examples of American Art Deco design. It is referred to as the "ocean liner" set, because of the curved, ship-like ...

Christofle designed a 45,000 piece Art Deco service for the Normandie ocean liner in 1935 and during the same period, equipped the Orient Express, and executed commissions for luxury...

Planes, trains and automobiles this charming early 20th century tinplate model features a circular base lithographed with wonderful Art Deco skyscrapers, ocean liners and sailing boa...

A fantastic 1991 Razzia design advertising Louis Vuitton’s iconic luggage, inspired by the classic Art Deco poster of the Normandie ocean liner by AM Cassandre.