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A pair of Art Deco style limited edition prints, of a loving couple, 33 x 32 cm (2)

Assorted set of nine miniature perfume bottles featuring designer names such as Givenchy, Salvatore Ferragamo, and others. Highlights include sculptural and figural bottles, and Art Deco-inspired forms. Some with unique stoppers and colorful detailing. Tallest item measures 2.5"H.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

This vibrant Carlton Ware porcelain figurine titled Butterfly Girl showcases the brand's signature fusion of decorative art and whimsy. The piece features a stylized female figure with extended arms forming the base of a pair of butterfly wings, vividly rendered in jewel-toned hues of violet, blue, and orange with modernist accents. Designed as a limited edition release of only 350 pieces, this example is individually numbered 191 on the underside. Carlton Ware, a celebrated English ceramics manufacturer known for its bold Art Deco and mid-century designs, crafted this collectible to highlight both elegance and fantasy.Dimensions: 9.5"HEdition Number: 191 of 350Condition: Age related wear.

Finely hand-painted Limoges porcelain egg-shaped trinket box featuring bold Art Deco-style petal motifs in vibrant shades of blue, orange, purple, and green against a lustrous black background. Accented with delicate raised gilt detailing throughout and finished with a sculpted butterfly-shaped clasp. The hinged egg opens to reveal a smooth white interior and includes a detachable gilt metal stand with crescent-shaped supports. Signed Peint Main Limoges France and artist initialed MC on the underside.Dimensions: 2.5"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

Murano, a bubble wall light, c.1990, of Art Deco design,34cm wide22cm deep27cm high

Folke Arström (Swedish, 1907-1997) for GAB, an Art Deco silver-plated cocktail shaker and cocktail glasses, 1930s, with a shaped body with a Bakelite screw-on cover, the shaker with remnants of manufacturer's label and each piece with stamped marks,shaker 21.5cm highglasses 8cm high (5)

Murano, a pair of bubble wall lights, c.1990, of Art Deco design,34cm wide22cm deep27cm high (2)Condition ReportWith chips, scuffs and scratches to the glass bubbles throughout commensurate with use. The metal frame with signs of oxidisation. Otherwise structurally sound. Please see additional images.PAT test - Passed

Art Deco, a pair of car mascot bookends, American, each on an oak mount,20 and 21.5cm wide11cm deep16.5cm high (2)Condition ReportStructurally the bookends appear sound. There are scratches, nicks, and some minor loses to the wood - particularly to the edges - commensurate with age and use. Some light tarnishing ot the metal.

P H Vogel & Co., an Art Deco silver-plated cocktail dish, c.1930, with six cocktail sticks with red Bakelite handles, on a red Bakelite support, stamped 'P. H. V. & Co. Made in England' to the rim, 10.8cm diameter9cm high

Art Deco, a sycamore wardrobe, with a bank of curved shelves to the left-hand side, the doors with metal tube handles mounted on a circular plaque, all raised on an ebonised base,201cm wide58cm deep170cm highCondition ReportWith scratches, scuffs, marks and chips throughout commensurate with use. The left door doesn't stay closed as the magnet on the frame and the magnet on the door do no not line up properly also commensurate with use. The middle metal hinge is missing to the left door. Both metal door closers to the top of the interior are detatched from their pivots. The wardrobe does come apart in separate pieces. With dust and would benefit from a clean. Please see additional images.

Manner of Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann (French, 1879-1933), an Art Deco circular dressing table mirror, 1920s-30s, raised on a stylised rosewood stand,39cm wide15.2cm deep39cm highCondition ReportThe glass is sound. There is some irregularities to the colour of the staining of the wooden stand. Some light scratches. Overall it appears in good condition.

After Clarice Cliff, a set of six Art Deco-style dinner plates, designed in 1993 for the Metropolitan Museum of Art, painted ceramic, incised '1993 MMA',26cm diameter (6)

Art Deco, an Art Deco rosewood-framed daybed, upholstered in a period pattern velvet fabric,215cm long90cm wide50cm highCondition ReportStructurally the lot appears sound. The wooden frame has some minor knocks, scuffs, and nicks to the edges commensurate with age and use. It has been later varnished. The fabric appears in good overall condition. Overall, the lot presents well and is ready to place.

After Claire Jeanne Roberte Colinet, 'Egyptian Dancer', an Art Deco bronze figure of a dancer with outstretched arms, on a later marble base,21cm wide9cm deep24.2cm high overallCondition ReportStructurally sound. Some rubbing and loses to the patina. Scratches and surface marks across the bronze, particularly to the extremities. The marble plinth is later.

Betty Joel (1894-1985) for Token Works, an Art Deco sycamore bedroom suite, c.1935, comprising: a dressing table,with drawers on both sides, having ivorine escutcheons and locks, no keys, raised on coromandel veneered plinths, labelled,174cm wide48cm deep121cm high, together with a matching chair,43cm wide41cm deep74cm high, seat 47cm high,a cabinet-on-chest,76cm wide43cm deep147cm high,a 3ft single bed, comprising a headboard and footboard with no irons,headboard 100cm wide96cm high, anda bedside table,36cm wide30cm deep75cm high (5)

An unusual Art Deco period Carltonware biscuit barrel decorated with a Crinoline lady, woven handle and an unusual unsigned art pottery head, the head 11cm tall

[120.56g] - An Art Deco period silver sauce or gravy boat, Sheffield 1943 by Atkin Brothers, 15cm wide

An Art Deco period oak standard lamp with shade, stepped square base, 185cm tall

[245.71g] - an Art Deco period six piece silver cruet set by Mappin & Webb, two each of mustard, salt and pepper pots, each decorated with a bow and swag strapwork, three matched silver spoons, all six larger pieces marked for Birmingham 1935 by Mappin & Webb, presented in original box, weights without liners but only one liner present

Two vintage Art Deco style light fittings both with frosted glass shades and chrome finish, one with mirrored back, largest 32cm W [2]

Henri Saumont Art Deco period frosted glass and silver mounted trinket pot, marked to base Saumont France and mounted with 950 silver, indistinctly marked but XRF confirmed, the top moulded with flowers, 8cm in diameter

A boxed set of six Art Deco style silver handled knives, marked for Sheffield 1950, presented in box, each knife 18cm long

[3.54g, N] - an Art Deco period 18ct white gold and twelve diamond cluster ring, 12 large diamonds in a squared setting, the pair of central diamonds assessed as 0.15ct each and the ten diamonds surrounding at 0.05ct each, a total calculated diamond weight of 0.8ct, marked 18ct and XRF confirmed, presented in period box

A silver backed clothes brush with Art Deco design, marked for Birmingham 1932 by Daniel Manufacturing Company, and a silver plated wine bottle coaster [2]

Pair of Art Deco style pocket wall light fittings, likely French, with frosted glass shade depicting flowers and Art Deco motifs and chrome edging, each 31cm H [2]

Pair of brass and glass half-moon shaped Art Deco style wall lights by Estiluz of the USA, 40cm W

2 vintage bedside alarm clocks to incl an Art Deco Bakelite Ferranti example, tallest 13cm

[93.43g] - a matched pair of Art Deco period silver ashtrays with engine turned decoration, Birmingham 1922 & 1924 by Jospeh Gloster Ltd, each 8cm square

An Art Deco period low chair with decorative back and an a similar period side cabinet with drawer and cupboard, the cupboard 46cm x 33cm x 72cm [2]

[145.47g] - an Art Deco period silver bonbon dish with facet cut design and pierced gallery, Birmingham 1933 by Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, 13cm in diameter x 10.5cm tall

Art Deco period silver-plated dressing table set with guilloche enamelled backs and floral decoration, longest 27cm [3]

[4.77g, O] - an Art Deco period 18ct white gold and fourteen diamond cluster ring, 14 large diamonds in a squared setting, the six central diamonds assessed as 0.22ct each and the eight diamonds in rows of four above and below at 0.13ct each, a total calculated diamond weight of 2.36ct, marked 18ct and XRF confirmed, presented in associated box

An Art Deco period walnut effect three drawer chest of drawers, 87cm x 44cm x 76cm

A large Art Deco period Alabaster hanging lamp shade, the piece with two of three remaining cast brass goat head brackets for hanging, 43cm in diameter

Two vintage clocks to incl an Art Deco style Smith's clock and a wall clock with carved details, tallest 18cm [2]

Art Deco style brass and alabaster pocket wall light by Spanish maker Mariner S.A., 23cm H

Qty of antique and later silver plated sauce or cream jugs and gravy boats, to incl Art Deco examples and one by Mappin & Webb Princes Plate, tallest 11cm [9]

An unusual Art Deco period enamel painted and gilt metal cigarette case depicting an erotic or risque scene entitled, 'Hands Up!', 9cm x 7.5cm

[3.5kg] - 3 silver-plated items to incl an Art Deco serving or entree dish with lid, twin-handled serving tray and a meat resting rack, largest 43cm W

[4.39g, L] - an Art Deco period platinum ring set with a cluster of diamonds and emerald, the central emerald cut green emerald assessed as 0.65ct and surrounded by two stepped milgrain settings of small diamonds, square setting with cushion corners, marked Plat and XRF confirmed as around 0.900 pure

Featuring a wide open bowl supported by a sculptural pedestal base adorned with a detailed cluster of grapes design. This versatile piece may be used as a centerpiece or repurposed as a punch bowl or serving vessel. Crafted in clear Lalique crystal, the design highlights the brand's signature satin and polished finishes to emphasize form and texture. The base is molded in relief with grape leaves and full fruiting clusters, echoing themes from Lalique's heritage of naturalistic and Art Deco motifs. The bowl bears the etched Lalique France backstamp near the base, and sticker placed on the bowl's interior. Dimensions: 9.75"W x 11.5"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

Art Deco Whitehall Hammond mantel clock with synchronous electric movement, housed in a striking green and black onyx octagonal case. The clock face is framed in brass and features stylized numerals with ornate hands. Flanking the case are two seated Harlequin figures attributed to J.B. Hirsch, crafted from French Bronze spelter with celluloid faces and hands. These sculptural accents are mounted on cylindrical onyx plinths, and the entire composition rests on a coordinating green onyx platform with metal feet. The combination of geometric form, luxurious materials, and theatrical figures epitomizes Art Deco elegance and early 20th-century American design.Dimensions: 16"L x 10.5"HCondition: Age related wear. One of the figure’s face has been reattached and sits slightly out of its original alignment. Clock has not been tested.

A dazzling round Lalique crystal bowl featuring the Marguerites (Daisies) pattern along the wide rim in raised frosted relief. The bowl combines a ribbed clear crystal interior with an outer band of stylized daisy blossoms, demonstrating Lalique's iconic use of floral motifs and contrasting textures. A fine example of French Art Deco influence in functional form, complete with the original Cristal Lalique Paris label. Measures approximately 14"Dia.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

This plafoniere-style ceiling light shade features a frosted glass dome adorned with raised ivy and star motifs, paired with a ribbed interior to diffuse light gently. At the center, a cut-glass starburst medallion surrounds a mounting hole, designed for use with a flush-mount ceiling fixture. While reminiscent of Art Deco designs, the piece may be a more recent reproduction. Its elegant form makes it a versatile choice for both period-inspired and contemporary interiors. Measures approximately 3.75"H x 11.5"dia.Dimensions: See DescriptionCondition: Age related wear.

A charming pair of Lalique frosted crystal bookends, each depicting a cherub delicately holding a floral garland in a classical pose. Rendered in Lalique's signature satin-finish crystal, these bookends blend soft contours with refined detailing, capturing the timeless elegance of the French Art Deco tradition. Each piece is marked "Lalique France" on the base.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 8"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

A sleek and refined silver-plated champagne ice bucket by the esteemed French luxury silversmith Christofle, known for timeless modernist design and impeccable craftsmanship. This striking cylindrical bucket features a polished mirror-finish body with a wide, flared rim composed of alternating bands of high-polish and textured silver - an understated nod to Art Deco influence. The interior is brushed, with a golden champagne tone. Comes with its original olive velvet drawstring pouch. Christofle with Gallia Collection marks to underside.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 9"H x 9.5" dia. Country of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

This exquisite bowl from Lalique France features a boldly textured bowl adorned with raised grape clusters, sculpted in frosted crystal to evoke the richness of vineyard harvests. The short stem echoes the same clustered motif, supporting a clear base that contrasts elegantly with the matte relief. A brilliant example of Lalique's signature craftsmanship and Art Deco influence, this design reflects the brand's legacy of nature-inspired luxury. Signed "Lalique France" on the base.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 11.75"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

A radiant expression of contemporary elegance, this pair of Lulu highball glasses by William Yeoward blends bold color with masterful craftsmanship. Each glass is a sculptural composition of luminous yellow crystal layered over clear, then meticulously hand-cut with vertical bands of geometric facets and convex lenses that shimmer with light and movement. The interplay of form, texture, and color evokes Art Deco glamour reimagined for the modern table " a tactile and visual delight. Substantial in hand yet refined in detail, these glasses offer a perfect balance of functionality and beauty. Marked with the acid-etched William Yeoward signature on the base, they are a testament to the brand's reputation for exquisite glassmaking. Ideal for elevating a cocktail service or displayed.Dimensions: 6"HCountry of Origin: EnglandCondition: Age related wear. One of the glasses has a chip around the base.

Reissued exceptional tea set that was created by Christian Fjerdingstad in 1925. Showcasing the perfect harmony of sleek silver plated surfaces and warm rosewood accents. This rare 3 piece ensemble features two boldly geometric teapots, one large and one small, and a sculptural sugar bowl. It embodies the timeless elegance of French design. With its bold Art Deco inspired form and impeccable Christofle craftsmanship, this set is a captivating centerpiece for any refined collection or modern table setting. Christofle backstamp.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear. Small teapot missing lid.

Inspired by the original 1931 hood ornament designed by Rene Lalique, the Chrysis paperweight is an enduring symbol of Art Deco elegance. Sculpted in frosted crystal with delicately rendered hair and an arched pose of balletic grace, this piece celebrates both motion and stillness in a single breathtaking form. A timeless Lalique creation, it is signed Lalique France on the base. Approximately 5.25"H.Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

This exquisite Lalique crystal Bacchantes vase features an iconic design of nude female figures in high relief, a masterpiece originally created by Rene Lalique in 1927. Crafted from frosted and clear crystal, the vase displays a sensual and fluid Art Deco aesthetic that epitomizes Lalique's timeless craftsmanship. The piece is marked Lalique France on the base. Measures 9.75"H x 8"diameter. Issued: 20th century Dimensions: See DescriptionCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

Crafted in fine French crystal, this oval Lalique platter showcases oak leaves in elegant relief. Featuring a dynamic interplay of frosted and polished textures, the swirling foliage design radiates from the center in classic Art Deco fashion. Signed Lalique France on the underside, ideal for display or refined table presentation, it offers both sculptural beauty and collectible distinction.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 24.5"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

A striking three-piece Art Deco-style figural group comprising a stylishly dressed woman holding chains attached to two elegant Great Danes. Executed in dark bronze-tone resin or composite material with engraved detailing, this piece is in the manner of George Gori's The Guardians. The sculpture bears an Andrea by Sadek label to the underside, indicating it is a decorative re-creation inspired by early 20th-century design. The woman wears a flared gown with raised bead textures and a cloche-style cap, while the hounds exhibit lean muscular forms, detailed collars, and stylized surface decoration. The figure and dogs are separate components connected by fine metal chains.Dimensions: 17.5"HCondition: Age related wear.

A striking Verlys French opalescent glass vase, dating to the Art Deco period, featuring an elegant leaf and berry motif in deeply molded relief. The vase exhibits a softly glowing opalescence with a milky-white translucence, enhanced by sharply faceted lobes that create a rhythmic, architectural silhouette. Each vertical panel is adorned with subtle botanical detailing, capturing the refined naturalism and geometric harmony that defined Verlys' best work. This sculptural form showcases the impeccable craftsmanship of Verlys, a renowned French glassmaker noted for their limited production decorative pieces made between the 1930s and 1950s. Signed Verlys on the base, this example exemplifies the studio's ability to merge fine French glass artistry with bold Art Deco aesthetics. A superb collector's piece of period design and technical excellence, ideal for display in both classic and modern interiors.Issued: c. 1930Dimensions: 10.5"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

This vase is a fine example of Lalique's masterful crystal craftsmanship, showcasing the Bagatelle design. Originally conceived in 1939, the Bagatelle vase exemplifies the harmonious blend of flora and fauna themes. The frosted and clear crystal finish highlights the intricate detail of birds nestled among leafy branches, providing a naturalistic relief that is characteristic of Lalique's Art Deco influence. The vase is signed on the underside with the engraved signature "Lalique France." The dimensions are approximate.Dimensions: 5"W x 6.75"HCountry of Origin: FranceCondition: Age related wear.

This elegant mid-century ladies' wristwatch is marked Gruen Veri-Thin on the dial and features a 10K gold-filled case with intricate, sculpted silver-tone lugs. The bezel is flanked by two raised decorative elements, each set with a small diamond accent. The back of the case is marked Gruen 10K Filled, while the clasp is stamped 1/40 10K R.G.P., indicating rolled gold plate. The watch's Art Deco-inspired design and distinctive detailing give it timeless vintage appeal. While untested for functionality, this piece is a beautiful example of Gruen's craftsmanship and 1940s"50s era design. Approx Total Weight: 10.12g includes band, stones.Dimensions: Measures approx. 3" long when closed and laid flatCondition: Age related wear.

This vivid 6.5-inch tall Art Deco-style glass vase from Czechoslovakia showcases exceptional craftsmanship and eye-catching design. Handblown in a rich orange hue, the piece features an elegant classical female figure and geometric banding executed in applied silver overlay - a sophisticated and labor-intensive decorative technique. The overlay wraps around the body with precise detail, including a border of stylized arches and a Greco-Roman figure in flowing robes. Signed "Czecho Slovakia" on the base, the vase reflects the artistic traditions of early to mid-20th century Central European glassmaking. The contrast between the saturated orange ground and cool silver highlights creates a dynamic and visually appealing silhouette. Minor wear to the silver overlay is noted, consistent with age.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: 6.5"HCountry of Origin: CzechoslovakiaCondition: Age related wear.

An Art Deco silver four-slice toast rack by Adie Brothers. Hallmarked for Birmingham 1935, width 7.5cm, 2.76g.

A Collection of mixed collectables; Birmingham silver travelling stamp. Sterling silver and butterfly wing brooch. Unusual desk top pocketwatch. KJAG Art Deco design bar brooch. 925 silver dolphin brooch. Wittnauer watch. Gilt metal pince nez glasses, silver retractable pencil and other items

Crate of Art Glass wares; Mdina Glass wares, Art Glass Jug & vases & other items. Art Deco lidded preserves.