Among the many Art Deco designed items given modernistic lines were jewelry, lamps, hood ornaments, fashion/clothing, furniture, bridges, light fixtures, cocktail sets, door handles, skycrapers, theatres, theatre seats, box office signs, advertisements, clocks, perfume bottles, cigarette cases, decorative gates, wrist watches, thimbles, decorative buttons, mirrors, fireplaces, restroom signs, coffee machines, cigarette vending machines, wall sconces, water fountains, exit signs, desk pen holders, vases, dishes, gas stations, greyhound bus stations, train stations, stairways, elevators, turnstiles, schools, museums, homes, hotels, nightclubs, ocean liners, trains, lobby mail slots, broadcasting buildings, airports, radio stations, court houses, motorcycles, cars, dealerships and even lawnmowers. Everyday objects including radios, cameras, vacuum cleaners, telephones, telephone booths and even toasters sported streamlining.

Kodak Petite Cameras

Designed by Walter Dorwin Teague

Circa 1927

Crosley Radio

Zenith 12S 471 Floor Console with Shutter Dial Radio

Circa 1940

Emerson Radio

The most opulent art deco clocks were made of precious stones such as jade, crystal, gold and silver.  They were decorated with enamels and even diamonds, rubies, emeralds and sapphires. 

Sonja Art Deco Green Cups and Saucers

Circa 1930-1940

Gilded Silver Plated Penguin Cocktail Shaker

The Napaier Company

Circa 1936

Silver and White Porcelain Tea Service

Circa 1937

Cigarette Case

Cigarette Vending Machine

Art Deco Mermaid Glasses

Art Deco Uranium/Vaseline Glass Mascot Figure

by Heinrich Hoffman, notable Czech glassmaker

1875-1939

Vincent Powered Rapier Lawnmower

1930s RCA American Art Deco RadioBar

Rare Austrian Early Art Deco Mahogany Barrel-Back Chair

by

Josef Hoffmann

Circa 1920s

Amusement Park Bumper Car

Art Deco Door Handle

Gold and Silver Decorative Thimbles 

Circa Late 19th/Early 20th Century

Art Deco Evening Purse

Circa 1933

Art Nouveau Tiles

Circa 1920s

Art Nouveau Centerpiece

Circa 1906

Art Nouveau Maiden Claret Pitcher

Guardians of Traffic

Hope Memorial Bridge

Cleveland, Ohio

Circa 1932

Henry Hering carved each piece out of a 43 foot tall sandstone slab based on designs by architect, Frank Walker.

Main Doors Cochise County Courthouse

Bisbee, Arizona

Designed by Roy Place

Circa 1931

Art Nouveau Shell Desk Lamp

by

Moritz Haker

Circa 1900

Bohemian Art Deco Glass Vases by Karl Palda

Circa 1930s

Schneider Chandelier

Circa 1920s

Art Deco Entrance

Rene Lalique Opalescent Frosted and Stained Glass Ceylan Vase

Circa 1924

One of the Finest Art Deco Lobby

Fisher Building

Detroit, Michigan

A Pair of Art Deco Slip Shade Wall Light Fixtures

Lincoln Company, Manufacturer

Circa Late 1920s-1930s

Rocket Vase made in Czechoslovakia 

Vaseline Glass (aka uranium glass)

Circa 1930

"Love Birds"

Beautiful and Unusual American Glass Jug 

with Rare Wisteria Pattern

Signed by Libbey Glass Company