Art Deco Ceramic Glass Light Furniture

his elegant pair of French Art Deco wall mirrors was crafted in France during the late 1920s, circa 1930. Each mirror combines original beveled glass with a finely worked wrought-iro...

This exceptional French Art Deco table lamp was created in France during the 1920s and brings together the talents of celebrated glassmaker Charles Schneider and wrought-iron designe...

This large Mid-Century Modern wooden squirrel brush and crumb pan was designed by Max Méder in Paris, France, during the 1950s. Both decorative and practical, the set transforms an e...

This elegant French Mid-Century Modern reading table with magazine rack was created in France during the 1950s. Combining sculptural simplicity with practical versatility, it reflect...

This exceptional French Art Deco chandelier was designed by Pierre D’Avesn for Daum and produced in the Croismare workshops near Nancy, France, during the 1920s. Its rare and highly ...

This impressive large French Art Deco cornet table lamp was crafted in France during the 1920s and embodies the sculptural elegance and refined craftsmanship associated with the peri...

This rare French Art Deco vase was produced by Edmond Etling in Paris, France, circa 1920. Crafted from thick frosted molded glass, the vase features an elegant relief decoration dep...

This elegant French Art Deco photo frame was crafted in France during the 1920s and features a distinctive elephant motif, a symbol often associated with strength, prosperity, and ex...

This exceptional French Art Deco modernist chandelier by Petitot was created in Paris, France, during the 1920s. Its bold geometric composition combines chromed metal with transparen...

This rare French Art Deco table lamp by Hettier-Vincent was created in Paris, France, during the 1920s. Manufactured by the prestigious decorating and lighting house located at 10 ru...

This exceptional French Art Deco chandelier by André Delatte was created in Jarville, near Nancy, France, during the 1920s. A refined example of French Art Deco lighting, the fixture...

French Art Nouveau cast iron umbrella stand, circa 1900. Rare in this color. This exquisite French Art Nouveau umbrella stand dates back to circa 1900 and is crafted from high-qualit...

This striking French Art Deco wall clock by ATO was created in Paris, France, during the 1920s and represents the bold geometric spirit of early 20th-century French design. With its ...

This elegant French Art Deco table lamp was created in France during the 1920s and reflects the refined metalwork associated with leading decorative artists of the period, particular...

This elegant French art ceramic oyster set was produced by Sarreguemines in France circa 1970. Combining practical tableware with sculptural decorative appeal, the set reflects the e...

This elegant pair of French Mid-Century Modern wall sconces was designed and produced by Arlus in Paris during the 1950s. With their sculptural profiles, original shades, and refined...

This rare French Art Deco chandelier was created in the 1920s and combines exceptional art glass from the Grandes Verreries de Croismare with a finely crafted bronze fixture by Petit...

This rare and impressive French Art Deco vase was produced by Daum during the late 1920s at its Croismare glassworks in the Lorraine region of northeastern France. With its generous ...

This exceptional Art Deco stoneware vase was created by French ceramicist Jacques Breugnot during the 1940s at his workshop in Bonny-sur-Loire, in the Loiret region of France. With i...

This rare Fenicia bowl by Barovier, created in Murano, Italy, circa 1900, is a refined example of early twentieth-century Venetian glass artistry. Despite its compact dimensions, the...

This rare Mid-Century French glazed ceramic wall dish, titled “Les Semailles” (“The Sowing”), was produced by the celebrated Manufacture de Longwy in Lorraine, France, during the 195...

This rare French Art Deco ceramic sculpture, created at Sainte-Radegonde in the 1920s, depicts a lively group of sparrows perched along a branch. Designed with remarkable attention t...

This elegant French Art Deco chandelier was created by Muller Frères in Lunéville, France, during the 1920s. A refined example of early 20th-century French decorative lighting, it co...

A refined pair of French Art Deco wall sconces produced by the Société d’Exploitation des Verreries de Bagneaux, commonly known as SEVB, in France during the 1920s. These elegant ant...

A striking French Art Deco glass vase by Daum, crafted in Nancy, France, during the 1930s. This sculptural vintage vase is made from thick hand-blown glass in a rich green tone, with subtle internal bubbles and natural variations that give the surface exceptional depth and character. Its broad, asymmetrical silhouette reflects the refined modernism of the Art Deco period while retaining the organic quality associated with handcrafted French art glass. The substantial walls create a strong architectural presence, while the translucent green color shifts beautifully according to the surrounding light. Displayed near a window or under focused lighting, the vase reveals nuanced shades ranging from deep emerald to softer olive green. The base is signed “Daum + Nancy France,” confirming its authenticity and origin. Founded in Nancy in the late 19th century, Daum became one of France’s most celebrated glassmakers, renowned for its technical innovation, artistic experimentation, and collaborations with leading designers and artists. With its generous proportions and bold form, this Daum vase makes an impressive decorative statement on a console, sideboard, pedestal, mantel, or contemporary coffee table. It may be displayed as a standalone sculptural object or used for a restrained floral arrangement. The vase remains in very good vintage condition, with minor signs of age consistent with its period and use. An exceptional addition to a collection of Daum Nancy glass, French Art Deco decorative arts, 1930s design, or important European studio glass. Dimensions: Height: 7.5 in. (19 cm) Width: 8.7 in. (22 cm) Depth: 5.7 in. (14.5 cm) Maker: Daum Origin: Nancy, France Period: 1930s Material: Thick hand-blown and bubbled green glass...

A superb and rare French Art Deco pendant chandelier designed by Charles Schneider for Henry Mouynet in Paris, France, circa 1920. Schneider produced a limited number of high-quality...

An elegant French Art Deco table lamp produced by Daum at its Croismare studio in northeastern France during the 1920s. This refined antique lamp combines richly colored art glass wi...

A sophisticated French porcelain fruit bowl or decorative centerpiece by Christian Dior Paris, dating to the 1980s. This striking vintage design features Dior’s distinctive “Hearts” ...

This rare French Mid-Century Modern pendant chandelier was designed by Louis Sognot in France during the 1950s. Crafted from bamboo and fabric, the light combines natural materials w...

This museum-quality large French Mid-Century Modern stoneware vase was created by the celebrated Accolay potters in Burgundy, France, during the 1950s. Monumental in scale and except...

This striking French Mid-Century Modern ceramic vase was created by the celebrated Accolay potters in Burgundy, France, during the 1950s. Its expressive glazed surface combines deep ...

This striking French Mid-Century Modern table lamp was designed by Jean Touret for Ateliers de Marolles, France, circa 1950. Crafted from hand-hammered wrought iron, the lamp feature...

This exceptional and extremely rare French Art Deco chandelier by Jean-Boris Lacroix was created in France during the 1920s. A remarkable example of luxury European lighting, it comb...

This superb French Colonial carved wood tray dates from the late 19th to early 20th century and was crafted in French Indochina, most likely in present-day Vietnam. Combining Europea...

This elegant French Mid-Century Modern pendant light was created in France during the 1950s. Combining a slender architectural silhouette with refined decorative details, it is an ap...

This elegant French Art Deco sculpture depicts a pair of seagulls in flight and was created in France during the 1930s. With its graceful composition, streamlined forms, and contrast...

This elegant French Art Deco ceramic sculpture was created by François Levallois for the Faïencerie de Sainte-Radegonde in France during the early 20th century. Depicting a reclining...

Large Saint-Clément Stoneware Vase, France, 1950s. This impressive and rare stoneware vase from Saint-Clément, France dates to the 1950s and is distinguished by its exceptional size ...

This elegant French Art Deco sculpture of two racing greyhounds was designed by Charles Lemanceau and produced by the Sainte-Radegonde ceramic factory in France circa 1930. Capturing...

This impressive French Art Deco sculpture, created circa 1930, depicts a stylized huntress accompanied by a leaping antelope. With its dramatic movement, elongated forms, and striking geometric composition, the work exemplifies the fascination with exotic subjects that influenced French decorative arts during the interwar period. Scenes inspired by Africa and France’s former colonial territories became especially prominent in the late 1920s and early 1930s. This artistic trend reached its height during the 1931 Paris International Colonial Exhibition, which had a significant impact on French architecture, sculpture, furniture, and interior decoration. Viewed today within its historical context, this sculpture reflects both the visual language of the Art Deco period and the colonial imagery widely circulated in France at the time. The finely modeled female figure is rendered in spelter and presented in an energetic hunting pose, holding a bow beside the antelope. The dark patinated metal contrasts beautifully with the substantial stepped base, composed of richly veined marble and warm-toned onyx. The combination of sculptural metalwork and luxurious stone gives the piece a commanding architectural presence. The sculpture measures approximately 82 cm wide, 54 cm high, and 21 cm deep, equivalent to 32.3 inches wide, 21.2 inches high, and 8.2 inches deep. It weighs approximately 21.6 kilograms, or 47.6 pounds. The piece remains highly decorative and displays age-related wear consistent with its history. Small chips and losses are visible along the edges of the marble and onyx base. A bold and substantial French Art Deco huntress sculpture...

This rare French Mid-Century Modern chandelier was designed by Maison Lunel in Paris, France, during the 1950s. With its distinctive six-light composition and elegant ostrich egg-sha...

This striking six-light chandelier was created by Maison Lunel in Paris, France, during the 1950s and is an exceptional example of French Mid-Century Modern lighting. Its sculptural ...

This exceptional French Art Deco stoneware vase was created by celebrated ceramic artist Louis Dage in the late 1920s. Of impressive proportions, the tall, gently tapered body is dec...

This rare French Art Deco sculpture, titled Leda and the Swan, was created by French artist Gabriel Beauvais during the 1920s. Made of terracotta and finished with an elegant crackle...

This exceptional Japanese Meiji bronze tiger sculpture was created by the artist Tsunemitsu during the Meiji period, between 1868 and 1912. Depictin...

This rare and impressive French Art Deco terracotta sculpture, titled Lady with a Greyhound, was created by French sculptor Pierre Polbert in the 1920s. Distinguished by its unusuall...

This rare and exceptionally wide French Art Deco pendant chandelier was created by Henri Quenvil at his Paris workshop, located at 47 rue d’Hauteville in the 10th arrondissement, cir...

An authentic French Mid-Century Modern wall mirror manufactured by GILAC, France, during the 1960s. Combining a minimalist circular design with a molded plastic frame, this vintage m...

Pop Art Mural Sculpture "Maharadjah" by Matius, created in Haute-Provence, France during the 1970s, is a remarkable example of vintage French Pop Art design. Crafted from textured fr...

This exceptional French Art Deco pendant chandelier was designed by Georges Béal and produced by Verlys in Les Andelys, France, during the 1920s. Featuring the celebrated “Les Losang...

This impressive French Art Deco sculpture, titled “Doe and Her Fawn,” was created by renowned animal sculptor Irénée Rochard in France during the early 20th century. Rarely encounter...

This exceptional French Art Deco table lamp was created in France during the 1920s through the collaboration of two distinguished makers: Charles Schneider of Épinay-sur-Seine, near ...

This stylish French Mid-Century Modern magazine rack was crafted in France during the 1960s using bamboo, rattan, and fabric. Its lightweight yet sculptural construction reflects the...

This exquisite French Art Deco table lamp was created by Marius-Ernest Sabino in Paris, France, during the 1920s. Combining sculptural elegance with atmospheric lighting, it features...

This distinctive French Mid-Century Modern anthropomorphic vase was created by the celebrated Accolay ceramic workshop in France during the 1950s. With its bold sculptural silhouette...

This exceptional French Art Deco chandelier was created by Charles Schneider in Épinay-sur-Seine, near Paris, during the 1920s. A refined example of authentic French Art Deco lightin...

This rare French Art Deco porcelain liquor bottle was created in Paris circa 1924 by Georges Bastard and designed by the artist E. Margerie. Crafted from white Limoges porcelain, the...

This exceptional French Art Deco table lamp was crafted in France circa 1920 and beautifully reflects the refined materials, elegant proportions, and sophisticated craftsmanship of t...

This exceptional French Art Deco chandelier was crafted in Paris, France, during the 1920s. Combining sculptural bronze work with distinctive decorative glass, the fixture is a strik...

This large and spectacular French stoneware vase was created in France during the 20th century and stands out for its powerful sculptural form, substantial proportions, and richly te...