This rare, early Paul Frankl (1886 – 1958) American art deco table was made for his company, Skyscraper Furniture in 1928.  The table, in its original green paint with silver leaf trim has his Skyscraper Furniture metal tag affixed to the underside.  An identical table is pictured in Frankl’s 1928 book, New Dimensions.  This is a prized piece of American furniture history which you can have in your own home.  Measures 24” x 18” x 19” high.

This American art deco “Y” coffee table with round glass top dates from the 1930’s. Constructed of black lacquered wood with a high gloss finish and a ¾” glass top, the table has been restored to excellent condition. The table features three rectangular supports in a pie shaped configuration with a circular lower shelf for magazines or books. The table measures 42” in diameter and stands 22 ½” high.

This pair of American art deco end tables is from the 1930s and was designed and made for the New York furniture retailer Modernage. The tables, with a rectangular base and top, have a circular support which contains an ample shelf for books, papers, magazines or family photographs. The tables each measure 25” wide x 12” deep and 22” high.

This very complete and important nine piece bedroom suite is Donald Deskey’s (1894 – 1989) first design for the Widdicomb Furniture Company and Widdicomb’s introduction into modern furniture in 1933. An example of this set was exhibited at the 1934 groundbreaking Contemporary Industrial Art Exhibit at the New York Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1934. Finished in straight grain and highly figured satinwood veneers and lacquer with aluminum and lacquered wood pulls, the suite has been lovingly restored to its original splendor. The set was featured in House Beautiful 1933, The London Studio 1933, Arts and Decoration 1934 and in House and Garden 1934 and 1935. It is also shown in David Hank’s book Donald Deskey. The set consists of a tall chest, a low chest, a desk and chair, a vanity and stool, a double bed and two night stands.

This American art deco occasional or coffee table is from the 1930’s. The oval table is finished in brilliant black lacquer with six glass rods supporting the upper level. The outer supports with curved bottom sit on reticulated feet. The table measures 26 ½” long x 16 ½” wide and is 18” high.

This stunning pair of American Art deco armchairs date from the 1930’s. The curved arms, tapering legs and twin stretchers are finished in high gloss black lacquer. The backs and seats are covered in glove soft “Carpicho Style” leather. The chairs each measure 23” wide x 23” deep and are 35” high.