Art Deco Chrome "Superlectric" Toaster Series 66
The Superlectric model 66 is one of the most uncommon Art Deco toasters ever manufactured. Made in the 1930's by Superior Electric Product Corp. in St. Louis, Missouri.

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Art Deco Chrome "Superlectric" Toaster Series 66
The Superlectric model 66 is one of the most uncommon Art Deco toasters ever manufactured. Made in the 1930's by Superior Electric Product Corp. in St. Louis, Missouri.
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NORMAN BEL GEDDES
A pair of 1930′s steel end tables by designer Norman Bel Geddes for Simmons Furniture. One drawer and a lower shelf. Great design.
Item No. E5590
Dimensions: 16″ x 16″ x 28″ high.
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Rohde Clock with Juxtaposed Reverse-Painted Face
Rare Gilbert Rohde Machine Age electric alarm clock manufactured by the Herman Miller Clock Company in the early 1930s. Strong Art Deco elements are at the very heart of this model's design, including a chrome-ringed reverse painted face that sits on two black enameled feet.
Art Deco Dome Lamps
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