Stork Club Vintage

Perusing the matchbooks is entertainment alone ... everything ranging from advertising for Dunbar 'Modern' Furniture to The Brown Derby and The Stork Club. The printed fabric has a ...

Own a piece of New York history with a souvenir gold tone powder compact from the famed Stork Club of Manhattan. The compact displays the iconic art deco Stork Club logo in black an...

Pair of Stork Club NYC Bakelite dice, gambled with by Eva Gabor Each one with Stork Club logo on one side with "Stork Club NYC" Each one measures 1/2" square Provenance: By repute, ...

This round ceramic ashtray is glazed a dark piano black with raised white letters of the Stork Club. The Stork Club, the iconic night spot on 3 East 53rd Street, New York, New York ...

Assembled group of 35 continental and American porcelain and ceramic ashtrays from famous hotels and clubs including: Claridges, London, Hotel George V, Paris, Christian Dior, Carlto...

The drinking glasses feature images of several of the most famous clubs of the era. There’s the Copacabana, The Stork Club, and Town and Country in NYC, Chez Paree in Chicago, Mocam...

This clearly is an effort to revisit the glamorous cocktails that were served at the Stork Club. Coupe glassware is appearing frequently at cocktail bars as the go to glass for craft...

First edition, first printing of this classic Madmen-era mixology tome from one of New York's storied nightclubs. 136 pages, 8vo hardcover with price-clipped dust jacket. Cover and t...

Original stoneware ashtray made by John B Taylor Ceramics for the Stork Club in the early 1950s.

Reminiscent of old Hollywood and New York's famed Stork Club, this Art Deco era piece can be used as a cooler for Wine and Champagne, as well as a traditional Ice Bucket.

In the 1960s Frattini created interiors for fashionable venues in Milan, such as the Stork Club and St. Andrews restaurant, as well as for commissions in Portofino and Capri.

These two ashtrays are from tables at the Stork Club, the iconic night spot on 3 East 53rd Street, New York, New York (1934-1965), operated by Sherman Billingsley.

It was known for its oversized circular bar.[1] It was frequented by celebrities, and together with the 21 Club, the Stork Club, Delmonico's and El Morocco was one of the places to s...

Wardrobe or highboard, teak, Italy, 1950s Beautiful cabinet originating from Italy. This spacious 1950s piece showcases timeless modernist elegance. The graphic front of this cabine...

A set of three French bar stools in the manner of Pierre Jeanneret circa 1945.

Stools from the turn of the 1960s and 1970s. Beautiful, well crafted dark green upholstery. The stools consists of an upholstered part, a seat and wooden legs narrowing downwards, ...

Rare set of four bar stools model OD-61 designed by Erik Buch. Produced by Odense Møbelfabrik in Denmark.

Modernist extra tall bar stools with dark walnut stain. These stools have a short backrest and exaggerated legs with a footrest measuring 13.375” off the ground. In original conditio...

Bar stools, beech, metal, Europe, 1960s A set of sturdy bar stools made in Europe in the 1960s. Crafted from solid beech, these stools feature a sturdy construction and a timeless d...