Collection: Home decor

Shop for authentic collectible McClelland Barclay home decor accents. Add a rare piece of Art Deco history to your home or office. From 1931 to 1939, McClelland Barclay Art Products, Inc. was a commercial enterprise the artist operated from New York to market his home decor accessories such as bookends, desk accessories, vases, statuettes, figurines, photo frames, and decorative boxes, bowls and plaques.

Signed Art Deco Metal Art: McClelland Barclay's signature is on his creatures from land and sea, such as the gold plated horsehead bookends. Allegorical figures and  female nudes are some of his works which show the Art Deco design influence. Mac created works in different finishes including "McClelland Barclay green" genuine bronze plate, real gold and silver plate and ivory enamel.

Devoted desk companions: A life-long dog lover, McClelland Barclay's art often included dogs. He immortalized the original seeing-eye dog in a pair of "Buddy" bookends. And, his miniature bronze-plated Pekingese figurine or Spaniel dog letter opener would make wonderfully loyal desk companions!

McClelland Barclay bronze plated mushroom dish made in the 1930s

Read more about McClelland Barclay decorative art

From bookends and figurines, letter openers and vases, McClelland Barclay's unique Art Deco artistry lives on. You can learn more about the artist and the story behind these rare collectible objects in the illustrated biography by Patricia Gostick.

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