Ettore Tito (1859-1941) Art Deco Pochoir Print

Framed pochoir print on paper, Pierrot and Soubrette, signed in the print Tito Paris 1920, pencil signed lower left Tito (Ettore Tito, Italian, 1859-1941), numbered 261/ 400, brown spot at center

DIMENSIONS APPROX 22x28x2CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest o

DIMENSIONS APPROX 22x28x2CM. Please carefully study all photographs to get an accurate idea of the object. In good condition, as seen. Shipping is in-house and we ship internationally to US and rest o

Circa 1920, each in a circular frame and signed. Dimensions: Each frame is about 10" in diameter.

Georges Barbier (French, 1882-1932) pochoir and gouache print, depicting Art Deco interiors and beautiful ladies in stunning costumes. Signed lower right. Both framed. The auction label with a detaile

A set of 4 art deco era pochoir (stencil process) prints. One signed Edouard Halouze, one signed, illegibly, possibly J. Hill. The works are attractively framed in plain gilt frames, under glass. Meas

Pencil signed and numbered 204/260 lower edge. Dimensions: (Frame) H 15.75" x W 11.25", (Sight) H 8.5" x W 4.75" Condition: Light toning to paper. Some scuffs to frame.

Medieval scenes. Falconry and hunting. Dimensions: (Frame) H 19" x W 8", (Sight) H 12" x W 5" Condition: A few stray marks to pochoir. Frames with rubbing.

DESCRIPTION: An Ettore Tito (Italian, 1859-1941) oil painting on canvas depicting the figures of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, and with the snake wrapped around Eve leg. Signed "E. Tito" on the

Rug design by Paul Haesaerts. Illustration plate 50 from Tapis et Tissus (Carpets and Fabrics); one of a series of textile design pattern books published in 1929 by Charles Moreau, Paris. Pochoir (han

Two wallpaper designs by Rene Gabriel. Illustration plate 36 from Tapis et Tissus (Carpets and Fabrics); one of a series of textile design pattern books published in 1929 by Charles Moreau, Paris. Poc

An Art Deco period Pochoir lithograph print depicting a woman in a ball gown posing in front of a gate with large lanterns hung in a cherry blossom tree. Facsimile signed lower right. Sight: 8" x 8"

E.A. Segu Papillons Plate # 11 the rare French pochoir artworks of Eugene Seguys on butterflies Original lithograph/pochoir in colors, 1925, on wove paper, with Intense Metallic Colors. Paris: Tolmer

Art Deco Print by unknown artist, pochoir stencil handcolored from "Nos Travestis" (Our Fancy Dress Costumes), Paris, 1928. Woman is dressed as a moth or butterfly. Image 5.25" x 8", framed 12.5" x 15

Lepape, Georges (French, 1887-1971), Le Miroir Rouge, 1914, pochoir, image 7 x 9.75 inches, full sheet 8.5 x 11.25 inches; Les Lotions de Rofine, 1923, print, sheet size 17 x 12 inches; Arrangement Of

ART DECO POCHOIR FASHION PLATES BY BENITO. ZAMACOIS, MIGUEL. BENITO, EDUARDO, ILLUSTRATOR. La Dernière lettre Persane. Paris: Draeger for La Maison Fourrures Max, c.1920. Folio (377 x 277 mm). 12

Paul Follot (French, 1877-1941) attributed Art Deco oval extending pedestal dining table, ca. 1925, the top with a harlequin-marquetry pattern in oak, above a mahogany, ebony, and oak apron, resting o

Rare Jean-Michel Frank (1895-1941); designed Art Deco Straw Marquetry Box, the top and sides covered in a radiating art deco pattern Straw Marquetry, a humble traditional French material that Frank re

Rare Jean-Michel Frank (1895-1941); designed Art Deco Straw Marquetry Box, the top and sides covered in a geometric art deco pattern. Straw Marquetry, a humble traditional French material that Frank r

Jean-Michel Frank (French, 1895-1941) manner Art Deco revival pair of small dressers or bedside table night stands in cerused oak, rectangular, each with three cream-lacquer faced drawers with silvere

Art Deco lithographs/prints, lot of 8

Modern Art Deco Sculpture, Lee Duran Lee Duran (American, 1941 - 2014), Modern Art Deco Aluminum Sclupture "Streamliner". No. 3/25. This is a streamlined locomotive sculpture based on the design of th

After Jean Michel Frank (France,1895-1941). Four-panel Art Deco folding screen. Straw Marquetry de pail le in a diamond shape fan pattern, surrounded by straight inlaid border. Lacquered finish to one

Pair of Armand Albert Rateau style Art Deco with leopard-print upholstery carved wood armchairs, with shaped shell-form backs and cabriole legs. 39" H x 27.5" W x 22" D. Tears and discoloration to fab