1930s Design Gallery
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Hans Luckhardt, prototype for Steel Frame Airplane Seat, 1935. Magnesium Tube Frame Seat for Air Fra
Donald Deskey, foil wallpaper, 1930s. Cooper Hewitt, via GlaserArchives
tsoylu:A design project for school. It’s set in the 1930s in Shanghai, an era of colonization, gang
Leichner’s catalogue, Make-up for Stage and Screen, 1938. London. Source
Francesco Fabregas, smoking poster for cigarette papers, 1930. Spain. Via 1stdibs
Russel Wright, Roly Poly Cart, 1936.Re-editon HKdesigns. Aluminium serviceware featured in 1930s adv
Hans & Wassili Luckhardt, Siesta-Medizinal-Liege, 1936, Made by Thonet. Source
Joan Crawford in the famous dress from ‘Letty Lynton’, designed by Adrian, 1932
Radio T 340 W, 1931-32. Advertising poster 1935. Telefunken, Berlin. The model was soon named “Katze
Benedictus Relais, 1930. A portfolio of Art Deco prints, Paris. Via NYPL
hevelincollection:Check out this fabulous first edition of The Avenging Ray from 1930. This book was
cair–paravel:1920s-1930s Czechperfume bottles.
Hans Luckhardt, armchair KS42, 1933. Chromed tubular steel. Berlin, Germany. Via Ulrich Fiedler
Model sheets of some side characters from the Betty Boop cartoons: Snooty, Fearless Fred, Bimbo, Jun
Russel Wright, Planter, 1930-40. Aluminium, wood. Via Cooper Hewitt
Platinum, Carved Coloured Stone and Diamond clip earrings, brooch and bracelet by Marcus & Co.,
Ernst Reichl, mockup drawing for the dust jacket of James Joyce’s Ulysses, 1934. Published by Random
Karhula VaseAlvar Aalto (Finnish; 1898–1976)1937GlassRafaela & Kaj Forsblom Collection. © All ri
Otto G. Carlsund, artwork for exhibition catalogue, 1930. Stockholm, Sweden. Via Bukowskis
Gilbert Adrian costume design for George Cukor’s 1939 film “The Women”
Pullmann limousine, Märklin, 1930s. Germany. © Griebel Collection, Photo: Jürgen Hoffmann. LVR Indus
Hans Luckhardt, Wassily Luckhardt, chair ST 14, from the Theatre and Ballroom of the Palace of the M
Ellen Lauterbach, Eckstein with Lipstick, 1930. ringl+pit, Berlin. More to see: flickr ringlandpitIn
‘Der Hammer’ 1920s-1930s. Four covers from this New York based Communist Yiddish language magazine.
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