I’m cheating a bit here are it’s not art deco.
Not really art nouveau either but someone here perhaps will help characterize it?
A lovely 1920s enameled Mido ladies watch which @Lucasssssss very kindly gifted — bless his generous heart. Some pictures are mine, a number are his.
Chicago World’s Fair lamp reflected in my Seiko. The flower frog may be older than the Art Deco period. The mug qualifies, I believe. Stove clock just looked like it belonged in the photo, so I left it.
Of course it is now temporarily closed but when Italy re-opens if you get to Milan I highly recommend a visit to the beautiful Casa Museo Boschi / Di Stefano which I was fortunate to get to a few weeks ago just as the proverbial was starting to hit the fan there with the Coronavirus. The museum is located in an apartment inside a 1930's apartment building and has approx 300 20th century works by Italian artists. It's well off the usual tourist track and entry is free.
http://www.fondazioneboschidistefano.it/ws/en/
Some photos of the building, apartment and artworks....
Sorry, that is NOT "Art Deco". That is "Streamline". Art Deco is that other poster's pocket watch with the enamal and elaborite decoration.
If there is no elaborate decoration, especially nature themes, it is NOT ART DECO.
Ahem.
Love the Art Deco look and style regardless the manner in which it’s utilized. 1925-1930s
A few reflections of the Art Deco era
Watch circa early 1930
Appliance Instrument
Art
Architecture