Gilbert Rohde (1894 - 1944) designed this torchiere floor lamp in the late 1930’s for Mutual Sunset Lamp Company, Brooklyn, New York. The lamp in copper and maroon enamel features a triple shade in copper with a copper support atop a maroon enamel shaft. The shaft rests on a domed fitting on a maroon enamel base with four cooper feet. The lamp is marked on the base “MSLC” (Mutual Sunset Lamp Company) and “3489” (the model number). The fixture is 68” tall, is in great original condition and has been rewired.
Pair of American Art Deco Corner Wall Sconces
This pair of American art deco corner wall sconces are from the 1930’s. The sconces are made of nickel plated brass with a milk glass shade. They are heavy and well constructed with a stepped final on top and bottom. Each is 17” high. 6” across and 4” deep. They have been replated and rewired.
American Art Deco Chrome and Black Glass Occasional Table
This American art deco occasional table is from the 1930’s. Constructed for heavy nickel steel the table rises from an open circle base to a three ring apron with a black mirror center. The table is 14 ½" in diameter and is 20 high.
Five Shade Sculptural Aluminum and Pink Glass Chandelier
This sexy American art deco chandelier is from the 1930’s. Constructed of highly polished Aluminum and pink glass, the chandelier has five lobes each with a pink glass shade. The shades are step back with five sections. A pale pink light emanates through the shades and the main light floods upward toward the ceiling. The chandelier is 22” in diameter and drops 32” from the ceiling and is in excellent condition, rewired and ready to hang. There is a pair of matching sconces available as well.
American Art Deco Black Lacquer side Table by Charles Hardy
This American art deco occasional table is in black lacquer, nickel steel and Bakelite. The 10 ½” x 8 ½” black lacquer base supports two nickel steel rods and a blat band of nickel steel that curves upward where it meets the base. The black lacquer top is rounded at one end and is 20” x 10”. The table was designed by Charles Hardy for Belmet Products of New York in 1936. the table has been refinished and replated and is in excellent condition. It is 20 ½ high
American Art Deco Macassar Ebony Coffee Table
This stunning American art deco coffee table in the form of an inverted "U" is clad in old growth macassar ebony veneers. The table has been lovingly refinished and is in excellent condition. The table is 47" long x 20" wide and 17" high.
Enrique Molins-Balleste
Enrique Molins Balleste (Spanish/Worked in France 1893 - 1958)
This artist was born in Barcelona, Spain in 1893. He moved to Paris and is known for his lighting figural work. He was also a wood sculptor. He signed his work "Molins", "Balleste" or "BAL" or "GUAL" which was part of his wife's name "Concepcion Gual-Cuberes".