Objects
Art Deco Objects + Smalls for Sale. We are always looking to buy Art Deco objects + smalls as shown on our website. Please contact us if you are looking to sell a an item.
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Large Oval Catalin Box in Bright Red with Apple Juice Knob
This Large Catalin Bakelite Box is a Rare Find
Striking large oval shaped catalin bakelite box in marbleized bright red with huge clear apple-juice knob. This box with it's large ball shaped knob and its large size is one of the rarest boxes to find. The bright red marbleized Catalin has a deep shine, rich color, glow and also has exceptionally striking yellow marbleizing that only adds to the beauty of this desirable box. This box is in original, untouched perfect condition, and is just a stunning example of this style. Box measures approximately: 8.25" long by 6.25 wide by 2" high.
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Rare Large Catalin Powder Box Art Deco Octagon Shape in Red with Black
This Large Octagon Catalin Bakelite Powder Box is a Rare Find
This seldom seen large Art Deco octagon shaped Catalin powder box in watermelon red with orange swirls + black accents is a rare find. The fluted base sitting on 4 black Catalin cube feet sloping up to faceted sides finished off with a large "cube" finial resting on an octagon black Catalin base on lid. The large size combined with the different design elements used on this box make it unique and rare. Powder box is all original and retains a beautiful factory gloss and has no cracks, chips or repairs. Measures approximately: 5" high by 5" round at base.
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Applejuice Carved Flower Catalin Bakelite Powder Box
Beautiful Art Deco Clear Carved Butterscotch Bakelite Powder Box
Clear apple-juice carved Catalin powder box made in the early 1940's. The hand carved Art Deco circular box is simple + elegant with its reverse carved rings and intricate reverse hand carved flower motif on the lid. Powder box is original and retains a beautiful factory gloss and has no cracks, chips or repairs. Has light scratches consistent with careful use. Measures approximately: 3.25" wide by 2.14" high
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Carved Catalin Bakelite Powder Box
Beautiful Art Deco Butterscotch Colored Bakelite Powder Box
Butterscotch carved Catalin powder box made in the early 1940's by the Catalin Corporation. The heavily hand carved Art Deco circular box is simple + elegant with its stepped top and acorn finial. Powder box is original and retains a beautiful factory gloss and has no cracks, or repairs. Base has a small mold mark/chip that does not detract from the beauty of this Catalin Bakelite box Measures approximately: 4" long 3" deep by 3" high to finial.
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Machine Age WPA Mine Worker Gunmetal Sculpture
Great Machine Age WPA gunmetal colored mine worker sculpture.
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Bakelite Figural "Apple" Salt & Pepper Shakers 1940's Deco
Great Figural Set of S+P Catalin "Apple" Shakers
This beautiful set of figural "Apple" shakers are bright green and emerald green Catalin / Bakelite and have metal stems which easily screw into and unscrew from apples to fill. Shakers are in perfect condition with no cracks, hairlines or chips. Measure approximately: 2.5" long by 1.75" wide
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Machine Age Polished Aluminum Robot Sculpture
This Art Deco sculpture is ready to display with a custom Plexiglas stand
Wonderful 1940's Machine Age solid aluminum billet robot figure toy dip-mold sculpture on a custom Plexiglas stand. Aluminium has been polished to a high gloss and looks incredible - this is ready to be displayed. Measures approximately: 14" tall and weighs 8lbs.
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Swirled Blue and Yellow Catalin Taylor "Baroguide"
Beautiful marbleized Lapis-Lazuli and Yellow Catalin 'Baroguide' barometer made by the Taylor Instrument Company of Rochester, NY in the 1940s. The blue swirled Baroguide sits on a yellow base with carved 'speed-lines'. The baroguide's catalin case is mint with no scratches, chips, or fleabites. The chrome trim is bright, dial face has a small amount of wear and dial plastic is clear. Measures approximately: 4.75" high by 4" high by .75" deep. Baroguide is sold "as-is + untested", appears complete. If you wish to use it daily, it is recommended you have a qualified professional service it as it may need repair and calibration.
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Small Catalin Speaker in Highly Marbleized Sand
Beautiful Sand colored marbleized catalin speaker. This speaker was manufactured in 1944 by Catalin Ltd. at Waltham Abbey, Hertfordshire, Essex, UK. This little speakers has a copper mesh grill that adds to the quality of the build. The glossy sand colored catalin cabinet has beautiful yellow, orange and brown marbleizing that really adds depth to the cabinet. The cabinet is free of cracks, chips, burns or repairs. The copper mesh on the speaker is an exact replacement for the original. Speaker cabinet has small scratches consistent with age + use. Speakers measures approximately: 5.5" wide by 6" high by 2.5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested". Item is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician prior to use.
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Small Catalin Speaker - Vibrant Marbleized Azure Blue
Beautiful Azure Blue marbleized catalin speaker. This speaker was manufactured in 1944 by Catalin Ltd. at Waltham Abbey, Hertfordshire, Essex, UK. Seldom do you see these being sold in this vibrant color of Catalin. This little speaker has a copper mesh grill that adds to the quality of the build. The cabinet is free of cracks, chips, burns or repairs. The marbleized azure blue has been cut/polished back to the factory color and looks absolutely striking. Retains its original speaker inside the cabinet. The copper mesh on the speaker is an exact replacement for the original. Speaker has small scratches consistent with age + use. Speakers measures approximately: 5.5" wide by 6" high by 2.5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested". Item is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician prior to use.
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Great Set of 4 Small Catalin Speakers - Vibrant Colors
Rare Set of 4 Colors
Striking set of 4 Catalin intercom speakers in swirled Azure Blue, solid Bright Red, swirled Golden Yellow and swirled Lettuce Green. These were manufactured in 1944 by Catalin Ltd. at Waltham Abbey, Hertfordshire, Essex, UK. Seldom do you see these being sold as a set and in these vibrant colors of Catalin. These little speakers have copper mesh grills that add to the quality of the build. The cabinets on each of these are free of cracks, chips, burns or repairs. The marbleized azure blue and marbleized lettuce green example have been cut/polished back to the factory colors and look absolutely vibrant. Each example retains its original speaker inside the cabinet and the cardboard backing. The copper mesh on three of the speakers is an exact replacement for the original. Speakers have small scratches consistent with age + use. Speakers measures approximately: 5.5" wide by 6" high by 2.5" deep. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Set is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician prior to use.
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Great Catalin Box with Cube Finial in Green Swirled + Black
This Large Octagon Catalin Bakelite Powder Box is a Rare Find
Catalin Bakelite box in green with yellow swirls with black accents. This incredible powder box is a rare find and is considered by many collectors to be the epitome of a catalin box collection. This box is one of only a few catalin boxes featured in "The Bakelite Jewelry Book" by Davidov + Dawes on page 65. The fluted base sitting on 4 black catalin cube feet sloping up to faceted sides finished off with a large "cube" finial resting on an octagon black catalin base on lid. The large size combined with the different design elements used on this box make it unique and rare. Powder box is original and has a beautiful gloss. Box has has no cracks, chips or repairs. Measures approximately: 5" high by 5" round at base.
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Figural Bakelite Catalin Elephant Cigarette Dispenser
Fabulous Large Carved + Mechanical Elephant
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Catalin Bakelite Box in Pistachio with Black
Seldom Seen Incredible Catalin Powder Box
Catalin Bakelite box in pistachio green with brown + purple swirls with black accents. Beautiful large seldom seen large Art Deco octagon shaped is an incredible powder box is a rare find. This box is one of only a few Catalin boxes featured in "The Bakelite Jewelry Book" by Davidov + Dawes on page 65. and considered by many collectors to be the epitome of a catalin box collection. The fluted base sitting on 4 black Catalin cube feet sloping up to faceted sides finished off with a lid that has a large "cube" handle resting on a black catalin octagon base. The large size combined with the different design elements used on this box make it unique and rare. Powder box is all-original and retains a beautiful factory gloss and has no cracks, chips or repairs. Measures approximately: 5" high by 5" round at base.
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Revere EMPIRE Cocktail Cups by William Archibald Welden Chrome + Yellow Bakelite
Rare Set of 6 Bakelite Footed Revere Cocktail Cups
Great set of six (6) Revere chrome with yellow Bakelite EMPIRE cocktail cups by William Archibald Welden. Produced by the REVERE Copper and Brass Company, 1938, and designed by their Director of Design, William Archibald Welden. These Bakelite footed cocktail cups were used in a number of the Revere Copper & Brass Company's cocktail sets. These would go great with either the Empire or Zephyr cocktail shaker set. Cocktail cups appear to be unused with only very small signs of age and storage. Chrome is bright and has no corrosion. Yellow Bakelite bases are free of cracks or chips and retain the factory gloss. Each footed cup measures approximately: 3.25" high x 2.80" diameter
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Catalin Bakelite Figural "Mushroom" Salt & Pepper Shakers Rare
Great Set of Whimsical "Mushroom" Bakelite Salt Shakers
Rare set of figural "Mushroom" catalin shakers sitting on a bright green catalin leaf tray. Made is West Germany in the 1940s this set of shakers is among the top shakers you can have in your collection. Consisting of two beautiful figural red mushrooms with yellow bases and silver applied dots sitting on a marbleized green leaf tray. The bright red Catalin tops have a deep shine, rich color and glow. Both mushroom shakers are in great condition with no cracks, hairlines or chips and show only slight wear to applied silver dots. Green marbleized leaf is in perfect condition and marked West Germany on the underside. Large mushroom does not unsrew and I do not want to force it. Tray measure approximately: 6" long and large mushroom shaker is 2.5" high and smaller mushroom is 2" high.
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Catalin Bakelite "Cigarette" Box in Bright Red
One of the Top 5 Catalin Cigarette Boxes to Find - Carved Cigarette Handle
Stunning Catalin Bakelite "Cigarette" Box in marbleized Bright Red with Carved Cigarette. This box with it's figural hand carved Catalin cigarette on the lid is one of the rarest boxes to find. This box is one of only a few boxes featured in both the "The Bakelite Jewelry Book" by Davidov + Dawes on page 65 and "The Bakelite Collection" by Matthew L. Burkholz. The bright red Catalin has a deep shine, rich color, glow and also has exceptionally striking yellow marbleizing taht only add to the beauty of this desirable box. This box is in original, untouched perfect condition, and is just a stunning example of this style. Box measures approximetely: 3 5/8" high by 3" wide.
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Stylized Art Deco Jazz Musician Sculpture Hagenauer Attribution
Great Carved Wood Art Deco Jazz Sculpture
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Incredible Bright Orange Catalin Poker Chip Holder - Yellow + Black Chips
Rare + Striking Color Poker Chip Rack
Striking bright orange Catalin Bakelite poker chip caddy/rack with yellow + black Catalin chip. This colorful example is the first one I have seen in this color combination. This This Art Deco Catalin poker chip caddy + card holder was made in the early 1940's. Caddy + chips are original and retain a beautiful factory gloss and with no cracks, or chips. Bottom has small mold marks. Holder holds approximately 200 chips. Measures approximately: 7" wide by 4.5" deep by 4.5" high to carrying handle.
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Incredible + Rare Jumbo Catalin Dice in Clear Red - 4" Square
Rare Pair of Giant Catalin Dice - Seldom Seen
Seldom seen JUMBO clear red Catalin dice - these dice measure a large 4" square and weigh a hefty 2,177 grams total. Beautiful garnet red with bubbles. Dice are in great original condition + retain the factory gloss to the Catalin. Show small signs of use consistent with age and careful use.
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Pantages "Maestro Music" Art Deco Remote Wired Music Speaker Selector
Rare + Stately Speaker Manufactured by Rodney Pantages Co, Hollywood, CA.
Rare Pantages Maestro Music Art Deco 1940's Remote Wired Music Speaker Selector. This incredible Art Deco speaker selector was manufactured by Rodney Pantages Co, Hollywood, CA. Red glass panels behind the "Maestro Music" pilasters give it a warm glow. This example is one of only two known to exist + makes for a unique piece for the Art Deco, jukebox or coin operated collector. Rodney Pantages was son of the theater magnate Alexander Pantages of Pantages movie theater fame. Rodney entered the wired jukebox market with Maestro Your-Choice-By-Voice system in autumn of 1940. He later made cabinets for the system offering a program of not less than 2,000 music selections. The influence of the theater business can be seen in the design of the Maestro Music speaker selector. Looks like a large wall sconce seen in Art Deco movie theaters. This innovative music selection speaker device was connected to remote location (see picture) that transmitted over telephone lines. Depositing 10¢ for 1 song or 25¢ for 3 would connect you to the operator by microphone for your song selection. Selection would then be played on a turntable and transmitted to the speaker by telephone line. Was part of "system" that consisted of counter boxes for table or on bar, and a large mirrored unit. Songs titles were listed on sheets handed out to patrons at bar, and tables. Melody Lane restaurant, Hollywood, CA, was Pantages most famous installation of the "Maestro Music" system. Unique concept for the 1940's, wireless music! Speaker selector has been restored to original condition. This stately Art Deco piece of coin-op history measures: 31" high by 14" wide by 9" deep.
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Catalin FADA "Radio-Lite" Bullet Model 1000 Seldom Seen Display Piece
Made in 1979 by Twilight Studios, Inc. Using Original Catalin FADA Parts
Seldom seen original Catalin FADA 1000 "Radio-Lite" lamp made in 1979 by Twilight Studios, Inc. using original Catalin FADA cabinets + trim. In the late 1970's a warehouse was discovered containing several FADA Radio cabinets and parts - no chassis'. Some of the radios were sold to radio dealers, but the majority of the the parts were sold to Twilight Studios, Inc. They then fitted them with a lamp assembly + sold to a few Bloomingdale's where they were marketed as the "Radio-Lite" made from original radios. Please see the photo of the original tag that came with radio lamp + magazine clipping explaining the history of these lamps. This all original "Radio-Lite" glows beautifully when lit, a striking display piece, that would enhance any Art Deco or radio collection. The radio cabinets found consisted of FADA 1000 Bullets or 652 Temples and were for the most part yellow cabinets with red or yellow trim - some with insert grilles. To convert these radios to A "Radio-Lite" the grill + dial openings were covered with red Plexiglas to add to the beautiful glow of the cabinet, the original Fada knobs were glued in place + retractable handle attached. Existing bottom screw holes were utilized to attach lamp assembly Complete examples are seldom seen as most of these lamps have been converted back to radios - this one has survived in its original state. The cabinet + trim are original FADA and are free of cracks or repairs and not modified. Radio retains a beautiful factory gloss. Radio comes with original paper tag + accompanying newspaper clipping from 1979. Radio measures approximately: 10.25" Wide by 5.5" Deep by 6.5" High and is working as a lamp.
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Shyvers Multiphone Art Deco Jukebox Selector with Bracket - Incredible Skyscraper Design
Rare Empire State Building Shyvers Jukebox Selector
Art Deco Shyvers "Multiphone" jukebox selector in cast aluminum with rare ornate wall bracket. This spectacular piece has a strong resemblance to the Empire State Building. The Shyvers Multiphone was invented in 1935 by Ken Shyvers, who is also credited for inventing the pinball machine. The strong Art Deco architectural lines make for a stunning display item. The Multiphone was a music selection device that operated over telephone lines mostly in Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia, Washington from 1939 to 1959. These units were typically placed on tables, counters or bars. A patron could deposit a coin and speak with a telephone operator standing at a turntable at the Central Music studio, who would then play a selection in the speaker at the bottom of the Multiphone. These units became popular because they had a record range of 170 whereas jukeboxes only had a record range of 20-48. This unit is in great original condition and is complete with the dark red faceted “jewels” + bright red grill cloth. The unit has the original screw-type lock and key to access the coin mechanism. The unit is in great condition for its age it has some scuffs and mold marks consistent with the molding process + years of use. The unit has a serial number #773 on top casting making this an early production model. This stately Art Deco piece of coin-op history measures 17” high. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the insides seem complete. Jukebox selector is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Rare Art Deco "Superlectric" Sandwich Maker with Catalin Bakelite Accents - Rare
Incredible Design with Yellow Catalin Accent Pieces
The Superlectric Sandwich Maker is one of the most uncommon Art Deco chrome and yellow Catalin Bakelite trim sandwich makers ever manufactured. Made in the 1930's by Superior Electric Product Corp. in St. Louis, MO. This highly stylized Art Deco designed sandwich maker floating on a tubular chrome frame is absolutely stunning. From its speed lines running across the top intersected by the temperature gauge to it's rounded + tapered edges and bright yellow Bakelite cylinder handles interspersed with chrome discs. This series of small home appliances made by Superlectric is rarely seen. The design is reminiscent of the streamlined locomotives, ocean-liners and automobiles of the 30's. This was definitely a design made for the "kitchens of the future" during this era. Toaster is stamped on the bottom: SUPERLECTRIC MF'D by Superior Elect Prod. Corp., Cape Girardeau, MO. - No 25 Series 3.5 AMP = 110 120 VOLTS AC or DC.
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Stunning Catalin Bakelite Cigarette Box in Deep Green with Carved Cigarette
One of the Top 5 Catalin Cigarette Boxes in Dark Green
Stunning Catalin Bakelite "Cigarette" Box in Deep Green with Carved Cigarette. This box with it's figural hand carved Catalin cigarette on the lid is one of the rarest boxes to find. This box is one of only a few boxes featured in both the "The Bakelite Jewelry Book" by Davidov + Dawes on page 65 and "The Bakelite Collection" by Matthew L. Burkholz. The green Catalin has a deep shine, rich color, glow and also has exceptionally clean and darker green marbleizing that only add to the beauty of this desirable box. This box is in original, untouched perfect condition, and is just a stunning example of this style. Box measures approximetely: 3 5/8" high by 3" wide.
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Beautiful Catalin Bakelite Box in Butterscotch with Black Accents
Seldom Seen Black Footed Catalin Powder Box - Book Piece
Great Catalin Art Deco jewelry/powder box in rich marbleized butterscotch + black accents is a rare find taht would make a spledid addition to any Bakelite collection. This box is one of only a few Catalin boxes featured in The Bakelite Jewelry Book by Davidov + Dawes on page 65. This design of this hand carved Art Deco circular box is simple + elegant and highlighted by its two-tone color scheme. The fluted + carved base sitting on 3 black lacquered wood ball feet with an over-sized round black finial makes for different design elements that make the box rare and unique. Powder box is all original and retains a beautiful factory gloss and has no cracks, chips or repairs. Measures approximately: 3.5" high by 3" round at base.
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Catalin Bakelite Poker Chip Caddy with Chips - Bright Red Art Deco Design
Stunning Bright Red Catalin Poker Chip Caddy with Chips
Stunning bright red marbleized Catalin Bakelite poker chip caddy/rack with multicolored chips all made of Catalin. This Art Deco Catalin poker chip caddy + card holder was made in the early 1940's. Caddy and chips are original and retain a beautiful factory gloss and with no cracks, or chips. Holder holds approximately 200 chips in yellow, red and greenish/blue Catalin. Measures approximately: 7" wide by 4.5" deep by 4.5" high to carrying handle.
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Yellow Catalin Martini Bar Cocktail Pick Holder in Marbled Bakelite + Chrome
Rarely Seen Catalin/Bakelite Martini Cocktail Pick Set w/ Mini Bottles + Shaker
Beautiful + rare yellow Catalin/Bakelite mini "Martini Bar" cocktail pick holder. This Art Deco mini martini bar is made of a faintly marbleized yellow Catalin with the original cocktail picks. The realistic cocktail picks resemble mini bottles with labels, jigger, + cocktail shaker. This superb item is ready to use at your next cocktail party! The condition of this piece is perfect with no cracks, chips or repairs to the yellow Catalin bar. Chromed metal has some mild corrosion consistent with age. Picks are original to this piece. Measures approximately: 5" high x 5" wide x 1" deep
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Catalin Martini Bar Cocktail Pick Holder in Marbled Bright Red Bakelite + Chrome
Seldom Seen Catalin/Bakelite Martini Cocktail Pick Set w/ Mini Bottles + Shaker
Beautiful + rare bright red Catalin/Bakelite mini "Martini Bar" cocktail pick holder. This Art Deco mini martini bar is made of a beautifully marbleized red Catalin with the original cocktail picks. The realistic cocktail picks resemble mini bottles with labels, martini glass, + cocktail shaker. This superb item is ready to use at your next cocktail party! The condition of this piece is perfect with no cracks, chips or repairs to the yellow Catalin bar. Chromed metal has some mild corrosion consistent with age. Picks are original to this piece. Measures approximately: 5" high x 5" wide x 1" deep
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AWA Fisk Radiolette Radio Skyscraper Cigarette Box
Rare + Art Deco AWA "Skyscraper" Radio Company Giveaway
Scarce Art Deco 1936 Skyscraper AWA FISK Radiolette "Empire State" one-tenth scale cigarette box made of a lustrous highly marbled Beetle Plastic Bakelite. This seldom seen company giveaway resembles the AWA "Fisk" or "Empire State" radio for which the company was famous. The ivory base color of the Beetle Plastic Plaskon with the purple, navy and bright orange marbling make this company giveaway stand out. Strong Art Deco elements are at the very heart of this model's design, including, stepped "Skyscraper" design, molded vertical and horizontal rounded cross-ribbing that heightens the boxes exceptional look. The inside of the lid in embossed "FISK" RADIOLETTE Amalgamated Wireless Australia (A.W.A.) produced a number of Radiolette models over the years in a variety of sizes, designs, and materials. But the one that every radio collector wants is the 1936 model that is officially named "The Fisk". This model is also referred to as "The Skyscraper" or "Empire State" by collectors for obvious architectural reasons, and it is reputedly the first Bakelite case radio ever produced in Australia. Box is in wonderful original condition with no chips, cracks or repairs. The hinges are perfect and the front red + black AWA enamelled logo which resembles a radio dial is in grat original condition. Box measures: 3" high by 3.25" wide at base by 1.75" deep.
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Great Catalin Box with Cube Finial in Watermelon Red + Black
This Large Octagon Catalin Bakelite Powder Box is a Rare Find
Beautiful large seldom seen large Art Deco octagon shaped Catalin powder box in watermelon red with orange swirls and black accents. This incredible powder box is a rare find and is considered by many collectors to be the epitome of a Catalin box collection. This box is one of only a few Catalin boxes featured in "The Bakelite Jewelry Book" by Davidov + Dawes on page 65. The fluted base sitting on 4 black Catalin cube feet sloping up to faceted sides finished off with a large "cube" finial resting on an octagon black Catalin base on lid. The large size combined with the different design elements used on this box make it unique and rare. Powder box is original and has a beautiful gloss. Box has has no cracks, chips or repairs. Measures approximately: 5" high by 5" round at base.
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Beautiful Catalin Bakelite Box in Rare "End of Day" Color
Intense Marbleizing on this Seldom Seen "End of Day" Color Bakelite Box
Intense marbleizing on this seldom seen "End of Day" colored Catalin box. The wonderful, simple + elegant circular design combined with the unusual color make for a great Catalin powder box made in the 1940's. Box has intense colors consisting of orange, red, yellow, white, tortoise, black with translucent amber tones. Powder box is original and has a beautiful gloss with no cracks, chips or repairs. Retains original brass finial. Measures approximately:3" wide by 3" high to brass finial.
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Rare Catalin Box with Cube Finial in Pistachio Green + Black
Seldom Seen Incredible Catalin Powder Box
Beautiful large seldom seen large Art Deco octagon shaped Catalin powder box in pistachio green with white + clear swirls and black accents. This incredible powder box is a rare find and is considered by many collectors to be the epitome of a Catalin box collection. The fluted base sitting on 4 black Catalin cube feet sloping up to faceted sides finished off with a large "cube" finial resting on an octagon black Catalin base on lid. The large size combined with the different design elements used on this box make it unique and rare. Powder box has been polished back to its original factory color and has a beautiful gloss. Box has has no cracks, chips or repairs. Measures approximately: 5" high by 5" round at base.
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Catalin Bakelite Poker Chip Caddy with Chips - Rare Color Art Deco Design
Stunning Rare Color Catalin Poker Chip Caddy with Chips
Stunning translucent marbleized Tortoise Catalin Bakelite poker chip caddy/rack with multicolored chips all made of Catalin. This seldom seen color Art Deco Catalin poker chip caddy + card holder was made in the early 1940's. Caddy and chips are original and retain a beautiful factory gloss and has no cracks, or chips. Holder holds approximately 200 chips in yellow, red and greenish/blue Catalin. Measures approximately: 7" wide by 4.5" deep by 4.5" high to carrying handle.
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Art Deco Shyvers Multiphone Jukebox Selector - Incredible Skyscraper Design
Rare Empire State Building Shyvers Jukebox Selector
Seldom seen Art Deco Shyvers "Multiphone" jukebox selector in cast aluminum this spectacular piece has a strong resemblance to the Empire State Building. The 1935 Shyvers Multiphone was invented by Ken Shyvers, who is also credited for inventing the pinball machine. The strong Art Deco architectural lines make for a stunning display item. The Multiphone was a music selection device that operated over telephone lines mostly in Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia, Washington from 1939 to 1959. These units were typically placed on tables, counters or bars. A patron could deposit a coin and speak with a telephone operator standing at a turntable at the Central Music studio, who would then play a selection in the speaker at the bottom of the Multiphone. These units became popular because they had a record range of 170 whereas jukeboxes only had a record range of 20-48. This unit is in great original condition and is complete with the red faceted “jewels”+ red grill cloth. The unit has the original lock and key to access the coin mechanism. Unit is in great condition for its age it has some scuffs + mold marks consistent with the molding process and years of use. The unit has a low serial number #602 on top casting making this an early production model. This stately Art Deco piece of coin-op history measures 17” high. This set is sold "as-is + untested", the chassis seems complete. Jukebox selector is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician.
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Bright Green Marbleized Catalin Powder Box with Art Deco Fluted Design
Great Two-Tone Green Fluted Catalin Bakelite Box
Bright lettuce green marbleized with dark green lid and base all made of Catalin. This Art Deco fluted powder or cream box was made in the early 1940's. The hand carved Art Deco circular box is simple + elegant with its two-tone color scheme and scalloped finial. Base of box is marked "A Meritor Product - Maw of Barnet". Powder box is original and retains a beautiful factory gloss and has no cracks, or repairs. Lid fits tightly on box. Measures approximately: 2.5" wide by 3" high to finial.
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Art Deco Shoe Advertising Character - Stylish Metal Figure
Smart Looking Metal Advertising Figure
Stylish painted metal Art Deco advertising character used in the 30's and 40's to promote Bostonians Shoes. The quick pace of the figure suggests a city dweller on his way to work. Character has great details from the facial features, impeccable pants pleat, fitted jacket and perfectly placed tie. Great period piece to add to any Art Deco or Modernist collection. Item is in great original condition with minor signs of use to the paint and is mounted on a custom made base. Measures approximately: 17" high
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American Art Deco Shoe Advertising Character - Stylish Metal Figure
Great Facial Features and Smart Looking Clothing on this Metal Advertising Figure
Stylish painted metal Art Deco advertising character used in the 30's and 40's to promote Bostonians Shoes. This advertising character is featured on page 198 of the book "Counter Culture - The Allure of Mini-Mannequins" by Steven Heller + Louise Fili. The quick pace of the figure suggests a city dweller on his way to work. Character has great details from the facial features, impeccable pants pleat, fitted jacket and perfectly placed tie.This is a great period piece to add to any Art Deco collection. Item is in great original condition with minor signs of use to the paint and is mounted on a custom made base. Measures approximately: 17" high
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Art Deco Ruba Rombic Jungle Green Glass Cupped Bowl
Cubist "Ruba Rombic" Bowl Designed by Reuben Haley for Consolidated Glass in 1928
Beautiful "Jungle Green" American Art Deco Ruba Rombic cupped bowl designed in 1927 by Reuben Haley and introduced in 1928 by the Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company of Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. The Cubist design of the Ruba Rombic collection is stunning -- like a block of carved ice. This Jungle Green vase is item number "803" according to original catalogues. Vase is in as close to perfect as these damage prone glassware pieces can be with only a couple fleabites/chips on the inside top rim. Vase measures approximately: 8" across at rim
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Art Deco Catalin Ellis Skyscraper Lighter
Great Jet Black Bakelite Lighter
Beautiful jet black Catalin / Bakelite skyscraper lighter made by the Ellis Lighter Corp.. This Art Deco skyscraper shaped lighter is in perfect condition - looks like it has never been used. The lighter is concealed inside the body and only made visible when the top is flipped open. Lighter measures approximately: 6" tall
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American Art Deco Ruba Rombic Sunshine Yellow Glass Vase
6 1/2" Cubist Vase Design by Reuben Haley for Consolidated Glass in 1928
Beautiful "Sunshine Yellow" American Art Deco Ruba Rombic vase designed in 1927 by Reuben Haley and introduced in 1928 by the Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company of Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. The Cubist design of the Ruba Rombic collection is stunning -- like a block of carved ice. This vase is item number "800" according to original catalogues in the rare sunshine yellow. Vase is in as close to perfect as these damage prone glassware pieces can be with only a couple fleabites on the top rim. Vase measures approximately: 6.5" high
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Art Deco Ruba Rombic Topaz Glass Cupped Bowl
Cubist "Ruba Rombic" Bowl Designed by Reuben Haley for Consolidated Glass in 1928
Beautiful "Topaz" American Art Deco Ruba Rombic cupped bowl designed in 1927 by Reuben Haley and introduced in 1928 by the Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company of Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. The Cubist design of the Ruba Rombic collection is stunning -- like a block of carved ice. This Topaz vase is item number "803" according to original catalogues. Vase is in as close to perfect as these damage prone glassware pieces can be with only a couple fleabites/chips on the inside top rim. Vase measures approximately: 8" across at rim
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Beautiful Blue Colored Hemingray CD257 "Mickey Mouse Ears" Glass Insulator
This cable style CD 257 No. 60 Hemingray insulator is nicknamed the "Mickey Mouse Ears". This model is one of the most popular insulator styles among collectors and is a stunning Hemingray's signature blue color and in great original condition with minimal signs of wear. Produced from 1910 to 1940 Marked on skirt: HEMINGRAY, PATENT JUNE 17 1890 MAY 2 1893. This item looks great displayed as a sculpture. Measures approximately: 5" high
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Ruba Rombic Jade Glass Vase American Art Deco
6 1/2" Cubist Vase Design by Reuben Haley for Consolidated Glass in 1928
Beautiful "Jade Cased" American Art Deco Ruba Rombic vase designed in 1927 by Reuben Haley and introduced in 1928 by the Consolidated Lamp and Glass Company of Coraopolis, Pennsylvania. The Cubist design of the Ruba Rombic collection is stunning -- like a block of carved ice. This vase is item number "800" according to original catalogues in the rare cased jade color which is much heavier. Vase is in as close to perfect as these damage prone glassware pieces can be with only a couple fleabites on the top rim. Vase measures: 6.5" high
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Catalin Figural "Mushroom" Salt & Pepper Shakers 1940's Deco
Mushroom tops are marbled butterscotch and bases are yellow Bakelite.
Beautiful figural Mushroom Catalin salt & pepper shakers. Mushroom tops are marbled butterscotch and bases are yellow Bakelite. Tops unscrew from bases to fill. Measure approximately: 1.75" high by 1.5" wide
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Beautiful Butterscotch + Tortoise Bakelite Cigarette Box
The 2-tone Design of this Rectangular Box is Simple + Elegant
Butterscotch with tortoise accent Catalin cigarette box made in the early 1940's. The 2-tone design of this Art Deco rectangular box is simple + elegant. Powder box is original and retains a beautiful factory gloss and has no cracks, chips or repairs. Measures approximately: 4" long 3" deep by 3" high to finial.
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Black + Caramel Catalin Bakelite Art Deco "Smokers Set"
Vintage catalin/bakelite smokers desk set in beautiful swirled caramel/toffee and black base and accents. Comprises of a cigarette dispenser, match holder + ashtray. Great colouration, in good condition, no chips or cracks. Great original Art Deco desk smoking accessory in all original condition.
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Dunhill Art Deco Bird Match Holder + Striker with Catalin Beak
Bird with Glass Eyes Curly Maple Made in England A. Dunhill Match Holder
Original Art Deco period Dunhill match holder + striker, made by Henry Howell & Co and retailed by Alfred Dunhill dating to the early 1930's. This iconic Dunhill piece is in fine original condition. The striker is in the form of a bird and is made from a nicely figured burl wood, with yellow glass eyes and a maroon Catalin/Bakelite beak. The bird's body holds a box of matches and has a Shagreen strip on the tail, which acts as the striker. The bird is marked underneath ALFRED DUNHILL, LTD., Trademark, London, MADE IN ENGLAND. The bird stands approximately: 4.75" high
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Wonderful Fluted Catalin Art Deco Powder Box
Large Butterscotch/Orchid Catalin Box
Large butterscotch or orchid colored Catalin powder box made by Minerva - Ray Sales, Co from New York. The vertical fluting on this box is unique and adds a certain flair to the design. Powder box is original and retains a beautiful factory gloss and has no cracks, chips or repairs. Measures approximately: 3.75" high by 4.25" round.
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Robbins & Myers "Modernistic" Fan American Art Deco
Oscillating Electric Fan in Great Condition Model 9304
Robbins & Myers 8" Art Deco Oscillating Fan made by Robbins & Myers in Springfield, Ohio starting in 1933 model # 9304. This fan is also known to collectors as the "Modernistic" model because of its strong art deco design carried through the fan's cage and base. This is a particularly striking example of 1930's Art Deco design that would make a great addition to both a fan collection or an Art Deco Collection. This single speed with adjustment tilt fan can be used as a table fan or can also be a wall mounted fan. The condition of this fan is as close to perfect as you will be able to find. It has been completely been restored to like new condition both cosmetically and electrically. This fan makes no motor noise and is ready to be displayed or used. The color of the fan is black with gold and they were able to retain the original textured/crinkle finish during the restoration. It has a new period correct cloth covered cord with a Bakelite plug, and a new on/off gold switch. The fan's Art Deco styling is beautiful. Measures approximately: 13" High x 10" Wide at top x 5.5" Deep from front of cage to back of motor.
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Early RCA 74B Ribbon Art Deco Microphone
Vintage Art Deco black and chrome edition of the famous RCA Type 74B "Junior Velocity" Microphone first introduced in 1935. This Art Deco bi-directional ribbon microphone is in very clean original condition and is the early version with the two RCA buttons rather than the embossed logo built into the body found on the later models. The microphone has some normal wear/corrosion to the black paint from age. There are no dings on the chrome windscreen and the silk screen is visible. The chrome on the windscreens is in great condition with very little corrosion or pitting. The ball and socket joint which permits rotation or tilting at any angle shows very little signs of vise use and holds the microphone at angle well. This mic would make a nice addition to any microphone or Art Deco collection. The cable on this item has been cut and therefore this vintage microphone is "untested" and is being sold "as-is".
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Art Deco Frank Lloyd Wright Johnson Wax Research Building Lighter
Iconic Machine Age Design
1930's Skyscraper Art Deco figural "Johnson's Wax Research Tower" petrol table cigar lighter. The chrome-plated quality lighter is a miniature model of the Racine Wisconsin building designed by Frank Lloyd Wright. Wright is considered to be one of America's foremost architects. Wright designed this streamline skyscraper building in the 1930's, but Johnson Wax did not build it until the 1940's. The lighter was commissioned by H. J. Johnson, the then President of the company and given to a select number of employees/people in 1947 as a memento. This novelty figural cigar lighter is one of the most important Deco figural desk lighters ever manufactured. The building lighter features a great streamlined cubic ribbed design with red lacquer enamel stripes and circular stepped base. This heavy and well-made lighter is marked "Johnson's Wax Research Tower Racine Wis." on the large fuel screw on the bottom of lighter, which is often missing. The condition is great with only minimal signs of use and chips/wear in the red enamel paint. Most of the time when these lighters are found the bottom red building overhang has been stripped because of paint loss to chrome, this example still retains the original red enamel on this detail. The lighter measures approximately 5.75" Tall x 2.85" across at the base and is in near mint condition.
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Art Deco Chrome "Superlectric" Toaster Series 66
Incredible Design with Red Catalin Accent Pieces
The Superlectric model 66 is one of the most uncommon Art Deco chrome and Red Catalin trim Toasters ever manufactured. Made in the 1930's by Superior Electric Product Corp. in St. Louis, MO. This highly stylized Art Deco designed toaster floating on a tubular chrome frame is absolutely stunning. From its speed lines running down each side to it's rounded + tapered edges and 4 bright red Bakelite stacked cylinder handles interspersed with chrome discs. The design is reminiscent of the streamlined locomotives, ocean-liners and automobiles of the 30's. This was definitely a design made for the "kitchens of the future" during this era. Toaster is stamped on the bottom: SUPERLECTRIC MF'D by Superior Elect Prod. Corp., St. Louis, MO. - No 66 Series 3.5 AMP = 110 120 VOLTS AC or DC.
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Rare Art Deco Mattatuck "Commander" Type 101 Toaster
Early + rare 1930's chrome 2-slice with black Catalin trim toaster
American made Type 101 "Commander" electric bread toaster in chrome with black Bakelite / Catalin trim. This toaster was made in the early 1930's by the Mattatuck Mfg Company out of Waterbury CT. and is called a Type 101 "Commander" electric toaster. This seldom seen Art Deco toaster has a size and presence not found in the other toasters of this era. The toaster is in original, untouched and complete condition, with very good-looking original chrome and mica elements. Do not miss the opportunity to own this exceptional toaster, as they do not show up for sale often and especially in this great of a condition. This rare toaster serial #11761 is in wonderful original condition for being as old as it is. I have not cleaned the item in any way. The toaster is complete and the heavy chrome is very bright and shiny. As you can see in the pictures, the case of the toaster is just stunning and in great condition with no dents or dings. All it has are some little surface scratches from regular cleaning and light pitting/surface rust on the chrome - see photos. This in no way detracts from the beauty and rarity of this toaster. The toaster is ready to be displayed. The wear it has is consistent with gentle use and age. This toaster is sold "as-is + untested", everything seems complete. Toaster is being sold as a "non-working" vintage electronic device that should be gone over by a qualified technician prior to use.
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Art Deco Red Saunders Pyrex Glass "Silver Streak" Iron
Machine Age Saunders "Silver Streak" Pyrex Glass Electric Iron in incredible bright Red. This iron was produced in 1945 by Corning Glass (Pyrex) of New York and Saunders Machine & Tool Company for a short amount of time during World War II. This iron is in great original condition, with no chips or blemishes to the glass. The red paint/coating is also in great original condition with only barely discernible wear more like some tiny air bubble looking area on the left side that you have to turn the iron under a just the right angle/light to see (looks to be factory not from use). The name Silver Streak is stamped on the chrome end plate along with Saunders since 1858, Model 1038, 1000 watts, 110-20 volts a.c. only, see photos. The cord does show some fading, use/fraying consistent with careful light use and age. Iron measures approximately 4" Wide x 9" Long and is 5.75" high