art deco period interior design

look at these cute little doggies. precioushuh? what strikes you about them? for me, what strikes me, is this geometric look, thatthey have. the geometric look is kind of from that are deco period, in the twenties andthirties, and these geometrics, are stamped "japan," i call them geometrics, a new namefor them. anyway, but they are cute little doggies and often they came, with their littlepuppies, cute huh? these are little geometrics, that i made up the name, i should copy writeit, but these are arts deco "made in japan" items, where the us no longer referred tojapan, as nippon and here's another little doggy. how precious is that? these are examplesof that art deco, start of look, where they had all the geometrics, the circles and thehard lines and that's the way these doggies

came out and they're very cute. they eithersay "japan" or "nippon." how you can tell, is on the bottom, you could see where it says"japan" or it's also ok if it says "made in japan," either one of those would date thatfrom the twenties or thirties. these dogs often came with little chains attached andso the little doggies were all together, with mom, like three doggies. my guess is, thisparticular doggy, had more puppies, sad huh? there's only one puppy here, which means there'sprobably two puppies. however, if this puppy set was complete, it would probably be worth,now a day, about thirty-five dollars at an antique store, if you had all three but sincei only have a pair of puppies, we're looking at maybe ten or fifteen dollars, for the pair.however these do appreciate and you're finding

less and less of these in the common places.this is also a geometric and isn't her precious? he's another one, i don't think he came withpuppies, so he's probably the complete package right there and he's probably worth aboutten dollars, on his own. see, so more is not better when you're talking about geometricpuppies.