ArtDecoCollection.com was one of the very first antique/art deco businesses to have an online, worldwide presence. In addition to our highly regarded past retail stores in San Francisco, and our current showroom-by-appointment in Oakland California, we have maintained a website for close to 25 years specializing in the finest European and American furniture, glass, ceramics, statues, art deco lighting fixtures, ironwork, silverware, clocks, carpets and more. Some of our specialties are bars and cocktail accessories, custom upholstered seating, tables and consoles and a wide variety of furnishings for homes, offices and commercial spaces.
Art Deco Furniture
We feature well-documented antiques from the ornamental early Art Deco and Art Nouveau periods with their rich use of materials, mixed woods and metalwork. And you will also see examples of sleek, “Streamline Moderne” design from the 1930s and 1940s. Also offered are vintage pieces that have undergone restoration and transformation to become something even more refined and spectacular. We are proud to work with artisans, too, in the creation of newly made, custom pieces faithfully designed in Art Deco Style.
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See our 7,000-square-foot showroom in the Oakland/San Francisco Bay Area of California. In an antique store and “museum,” most things are for sale, and others are just for enjoyment. Email to tell us when you’d like to visit. info@artdecocollection.com
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Femme au Levrier art deco statue by Raymond Leon Rivoire circa 1925. This is an important iconic image depicting the goddess of hunting, Artemis (or Diana in Roman Mythology), and her greyhound dog.
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