(2) ART DECO MEN'S FASHION LITHOGRAPHS

Both marked Maitres Tailleurs upper left, numbered 1508 lower left. Dimensions: (Frame) H 17.25" x W 14.5", (Sight) H 10" x W 7.75" Condition: Toning to paper, some light toning to mats. Light scuffs

3 art deco fashion designs, men and women, circa 1920's in ink and wash, 2 signed and initialed, 1 unsigned. Dimensions: (Largest) H 11" x W 7" Condition: Surface dirt.

BRONZINI Vintage Shirt Tie, label reads ‘Bronzini’, features abstract pattern, measures 52 1/2 inches long x 4 inches wide, Very Wide as was the fashion for men during the Art Deco movement of the

Erte (1892-1990) Romain de Tirtoff art deco lithograph depicting a woman / fashion model. Signed lower right and numbered 244/300 lower left. Embossed seals to extreme lower left. Measures 23 1/2" (59

The Green Fan & "The Dance", image areas 9" X 16" plus mat and frame.

Two of tank style Bulova wristwatches. One is a 17 jewel movement with a 14KT white gold filled case patented July 1927. The other is also a 17 jewel movement with a 14K yellow gold filled case. The c

2 Art Deco men's sterling silver cigarette cases from the 20's, both in good condition. They both measure 4.5" tall X 3.25" across. They weigh about 294 grams together.

Five Art Deco lithographs by George Barbier (French 1882-1932), from the fashion almanac "Falbalas et Fanfreluches", comprising, "Le Soir," "L'Hiver," and "l'Eau," all from 1925, together with "Le Gou

Paul Colin (1892-1985, France), lot of (2) Art Deco offset lithographs depicting dancing couples, both: 19 x 13 Provenance: The collection of Pamela Firestone (San Antonio, Texas) We happily provide

Rose, Nina (American(?), 20th century), Fashionable Art Deco Lady, c.1980s, color lithograph on Arches paper, signed and numbered 117/225 in pencil at bottom, image 23 x 16 inches, full sheet 29.5 x 2

Erte | Title Of Art: Robe Desoir 1937 - Border | Medium: Offset Lithograph On Paper Lithographic Poster Plate Signed In Artwork | Edition Size: Open | Unframed Size: 28 X 20 Inches | Framed Size: Unfr

2 Art Deco prints of a man and a woman. Honeymoon in the Alps and Honeymoon in Venice. Frames have condition issues. Honeymoon in the Alps has creases and small tears. Both about 27.5x9".Date: Country

Sandy Ford Art Deco Lithograph - #2 of 30 Pencil Signed

Gentleman's Art Deco fashion designs (2), gouache on illustration board. Signed LRC "P. H. Murphy". C. 1940's. 13" x 9".

Carnelian toned glass pendant with marcasite set in silver tone metal with an Art Deco fashion, measures 2.1/4 x 7/8 in. Missing a few Marcasite beads. vintage jewelry, Estate Jewelry, Costume Jewelry

2 Art Deco Style Burled Occasional "Pac-Man" Tables - 26 in tall x 23 x 23 each

Two(2) colored pencil drawings. Art Deco Portraits - Man and Woman. Signed and dated 1924; 19.5in. X 13.5in.(image size)

ART DECO STERLING MENS 2 CT RED STONE RING SZ 8. IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION. HAS A GREAT LOOK TO IT WITH AN EXCELLENT OVERALL EYE APPEAL. A GREAT FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLEC

Group of Assorted Table Articles including a Husqvarna enameled cast iron bluebird casserole, a set of 8 ceramic artichoke plates, 2 batter bowls, a Villeroy & Boch Art Deco fashion plate, a ceramic p

Erte (Romain de Tirtoff) (Russian/French 1892-1990) Art Deco Fashion, Woman in Full Sleeved Coat, lithograph, signed in pencil lower right, numbered 239/300, matted and framed. Dimensions: 17.5 x 22

Abstract Silk Tiffany Collection Tie, Very Wide as was the fashion for men during the Art Deco movement of the 1930s, when men started wearing their ties shorter, using the Windsor knot – invented b

Vintage Wide Shirt Tie, no apparent label, measures 54 inches long x 4 3/8 inches at widest point, features abstract hexagon pattern, Very Wide as was the fashion for men during the Art Deco movement

A. SULKA & COMPANY Vintage Shirt Tie, label reads ‘A.Sulka & Company, measures 55 inches in length x 4 1/8 inches at widest point, Very Wide as was the fashion for men during the Art Deco movement o

Abstract Silk Tiffany Collection Tie, Very Wide as was the fashion for men during the Art Deco movement of the 1930s, when men started wearing their ties shorter using the Windsor knot – invented by