an Art Nouveau table lamp "Night and Morning", Herman Bergman's foundry, Stockholm, early 1900s. Brown patinated bronze, relief decoration of a couple entwined around a tree, signed in the cast by ...

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The art deco aesthetic is one that has inspired fashion, architecture, interiors and more – and these glasses, tumblers and lamps are at the top of our wishlist. Art deco is an interiors ...

And for the bases of these lamps, he sandwiches enough of the stuff together that it becomes a distinct part of the piece’s visuals. Some work with a router and some finishing, and they look great!

Art Nouveau prints ... festooned with photos in antique frames, stands a lamp with faces of beautiful women painted on the ...

We’d describe the Ranarp’s style as “Swedish industrial”: a hint of vintage, but not so much that its nod to yesteryear detaches itself from the design tastes of today. The lamp is ...

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This midtown counterpart to the Chelsea antiques zone is home to 100 galleries selling just about any kind of antique furnishings, jewelry, paintings, tapestries, and clocks you can imagine.

Courtesy of Adam Bilter Share Growing up on the Near North Side, Peter Vale was too young to go into Maxim’s, the Art Nouveau restaurant ... ornate, vintage light fixtures and memorabilia.

Many of us have marveled at art installations that feature marbles ... The basic mechanism is simple enough. The table uses a Cartesian motion platform to move a magnet underneath a table.