SYCAMORE VENEER WOOD / PERLA HORN & PLANE TREE & BLACK STAINED PEARWOOD / ADDITIONALLY, SEVERAL INLAY WOODS & MOTHER-OF-PEARL EXISTING.

DESIGN:
Circle of
Josef M. OLBRICH  (1867 - 1908) 
Olbrich was staff member of Otto Wagner's architect's office as well as architect of famous Vienna Secession's building. He went to Darmstadt-Mathildenhoehe in year 1899 in order to work as designer and architect there.
PROVENANCE: PRIVATELY OWNED ART OBJECT

The Music Room cabinet is of oblong form type / it has closed back wall (= backplane), further it is topped by tiered plates attached to ledge; underneath, there is a pair of slender circular columns existing, supporting the ledge as well as framing eight-fold doors edged by strips accentuated by black color. Additionally, doors' surface is ornamented with quatrefoil-shaped rosettes. Inside, various shelves & two drawers are existing. - The cabinet's area below consists of a pair of four-edged / square columns attached to a platter supporting the cabinet's chest with doors as mentioned above. Beyond that, a shelf connects the square columns to each other.

EURO: 19.500.-

SYCAMORE VENEER WOOD / PERLA HORN & PLANE TREE & BLACK STAINED PEARWOOD / ADDITIONALLY, SEVERAL INLAY WOODS & MOTHER-OF-PEARL EXISTING.

DESIGN:
Circle of
Josef M. OLBRICH  (1867 - 1908) 
Olbrich was staff member of Otto Wagner's architect's office as well as architect of famous Vienna Secession's building. He went to Darmstadt-Mathildenhoehe in year 1899 in order to work as designer and architect there.
PROVENANCE: PRIVATELY OWNED ART OBJECTS

The cabinet of rectangular form type is designed as backplane for the settee which is fixed component of it. The cabinet having closed back wall is topped by plate attached to ledge; underneath, there is a pair of slender circular columns existing, supporting the ledge as well as framing four-fold doors edged by strips accentuated by black color. Additionally, two doors are glassed or the surface of other two doors is ornamented with quatrefoil-shaped rosettes. Inside, some shelves are existing. Beneath, a pair of four-edged / square columns attached to a platter support the cabinet's chest with doors as mentioned above. Finally, the settee with bright blue upholstering is attached to the cabinet's area below.

EURO: 12.500.-

SYCAMORE VENEER WOOD / PERLA HORN & PLANE TREE & BLACK STAINED PEARWOOD / ADDITIONALLY, SEVERAL INLAY WOODS EXISTING.

DESIGN:
Circle of
Josef M. OLBRICH  (1867 - 1908) 
Olbrich was staff member of Otto Wagner's architect's office as well as architect of famous Vienna Secession's building. He went to Darmstadt-Mathildenhoehe in year 1899 in order to work as designer and architect there.
PROVENANCE: PRIVATELY OWNED ART OBJECTS

The oval tabletop is supported by a pair of slender circular columns as well as by a pair of four-edged / square columns attached to elliptic platter at bottom. The table's plate is excellently ornamented with inlay works (= very elegant appearance !). Both chairs - perfectly matching - are upholstered with bright blue fabric / the backrests are stunningly worked: inlay works & strips accentuated by black color are visible.

EURO: 12.500.-

SYCAMORE VENEER WOOD / PERLA HORN & PLANE TREE & BLACK STAINED PEARWOOD / ADDITIONALLY, SEVERAL INLAY WOODS EXISTING.

DESIGN:
Circle of
Josef M. OLBRICH  (1867 - 1908) 
Olbrich was staff member of Otto Wagner's architect's office as well as architect of famous Vienna Secession's building. He went to Darmstadt-Mathildenhoehe in year 1899 in order to work as designer and architect there.
PROVENANCE: PRIVATELY OWNED ART OBJECTS

This armchair - perfectly matching the Olbrich furniture pieces we're presenting here - is upholstered with bright blue fabric (like the chairs) / the backrest is stunningly worked, too: inlay works & strips accentuated by black color are visible. Additionally, there are wooden struttings at area below existing to which the armchair's feet are attached.

EURO: 4.200.-   (one armchair)

SYCAMORE VENEER WOOD / PERLA HORN & PLANE TREE & BLACK STAINED PEARWOOD / ADDITIONALLY, SEVERAL INLAY WOODS EXISTING.

DESIGN:
Circle of
Josef M. OLBRICH  (1867 - 1908) 
Olbrich was staff member of Otto Wagner's architect's office as well as architect of famous Vienna Secession's building. He went to Darmstadt-Mathildenhoehe in year 1899 in order to work as designer and architect there.
PROVENANCE: PRIVATELY OWNED ART OBJECTS

The flower stand is of square form type, based on socle with tapering edges / four slender circular columns & a four-edged (square) column attached to the base support the flower pot. Additionally, strips accentuated by black color decorate surface of flower pot.

EURO: 3.900.-

The front side is divided into three parts:
-- two glass doors at upper part / the glass is facet cut / amazingly bent wooden struttings at doors existing
-- middle part: pigeonhole, framed by a pair of columns: an extensible platter is placed above it as well as two drawers are attached below
-- the cabinet's part below has two doors and a molding edged by chromium

EURO: 4.800.-

ART NOUVEAU TABLE of most elegant appearance: The oval table's plate is attached to fluted pair of columns which is based on oblong support covered with fittings made of brass. The excellent veneer of table's plate is a most remarkable peculiarity of this piece of furniture !
 

EURO: 1.800.-

The sideboard is constructed of three parts: - the middle part consists of top piece with two doors. Further there are platter for storage and cube part below - attached to basement - with two drawers as well as with two doors and extendible platter existing /
- two lateral sides are attached to middle part (with four doors in total, having many pigeon holes)  / original brass fittings (lockets and handholds)  preserved !

EURO:  4.600.-

The sideboard is constructed of two parts:
- the upper part consists of top piece with two glass doors. Further there is marble plate as well as back panel with oval mirror (the glass is facet cut) existing / very special features are the pair of columns, supporting small glassed cubes, as well as the small oval mirrors attached to top piece of back panel. - Finally,
- the part below consists of chest with two doors (a shelf is attached to inner side) as well as of a drawer. The doors are decorated with inlay work. Original brass fittings (lockets, handholds and feet) preserved !

EURO:  2.800.-

This furniture piece is attached to four elegant feet / there is a glass door existing at middle area (it is partially covered with most elegant wooden struttings in Art Nouveau form type) / inside there are two shelves attached. Most particular features at upper area are the large pigeonhole as well as two shelves - each of them attached to lateral side. There is, too, a spacious pigeonhole at area below existing. A very special feature of this furniture piece are the excellent decorations made of bronze, depicting flowers with leaves as well as a figurine attached to top piece, depicting a female bust with spread arms.

EURO:  3.400.-

The tables’ platters are abundantly decorated with Art Nouveau floral ornaments - stunning inlays of various colours - of quite realistic impression: The patterns are depicting flowers and plants such as rose flower’s blossoms, leaves of ivy, tendrils of woodbines and fruits of acer.

The seat of chair is upholstered with finest cream leather (restored). - A special feature is this armchair's half-round / semi-circular form type causing most elegant appearance: The backside of backrest is made, too, of beech wood / mahogany stained. - This model was created by Josef Hoffmann around the year 1906, having been produced by Viennese Jacob & Josef Kohn manufactory then (model 421): Related model appeared first in KOHN CATALOGUE of 1907
BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Giovanni Renzi, Il mobile moderno (Gebrueder Thonet Vienna and J.& J. Kohn), Milan 2008, pages 200 / 201  ||  J.& J. Kohn Catalogues 1904 & 1907 (reprinted by Éditions Volutes 1900), page 106 / model 421

  SOLD

This elegant settee - having been manufactured by Kohn only upon request - is a slight variant of Wagner's design: The backrests have wooden vertical struttings here whereas Wagner's design shows upholstered backrests and horizontal brass struttings attached to feet, but it is the same design and same form type.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Jacob & Josef Kohn Selling Catalogue 1904 & 1907, page 55, number 412 (reprinted by Éditions Volutes 1900)

WICKERWORK ON SEAT HAS BEEN RESTORED   /  the chair's armrests and backrest are excellently made in THONET MANNER   /   the wooden parts are amazingly bent   /   MOST ELEGANT MODEL !

Probably Prague, made circa 1920
REMAINDERS OF ORIGINAL FIRM LABEL  -  most probably J. & J. Kohn  -  EXISTING

BEECH WOOD, dark mahogany stained,  refurbished by hand

the upholstered seat as well as backrest are covered with elegant Art Nouveau texture (restored) made by well-known Viennese firm Backhausen / KOHN FIRE STAMP as well as KOHN FIRM LABEL are preserved /

 
EURO:  880.-

This most elegant table has round platter attached to tapering column which is based on round foot covered with brass mountings. The mentioned column is decorated with wooden stripes fixated with brass spikes to wood. - Once designed by Otto Prutscher for the Café Lurion before July 1914. This café is still existing in Vienna at Stubenring / Dr.-Karl-Lueger-Platz, but actual name is Café Prückel now. The original interior was given up after Second World War so that this café has furniture pieces nowadays created by Oswald Haerdtl in the fifties.

height:        29.92  inches
diameter:    27.55  inches

BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Giovanni Renzi, Il mobile moderno / Gebrueder Thonet Vienna and J.& J. Kohn, Milan 2008, pages 272/273
 

  EURO:  7.500.-
 

Thonet rarest and most remarkable pair of Art Nouveau plant / flower stands. Model number 9582. Designed circa 1904. Made circa 1905-1907. Design: School Of Otto Wagner / Marcel Kammerer. Beechwood / bright mahogany stained / brass  (= struttings and brass liner).   Refurbished by hand.
BIBLIOGRAPHY:
Catalogue 'Thonet Bentwood & Other Furniture / The 1904 Illustrated Catalogue' (re-printed by Dover Publications, Inc. / New York, 1980), page 145 | Catalogue number 9582 Giovanni Renzi, Il mobile moderno / Gebrueder Thonet Vienna + Jacob & Josef Kohn, Silvana Editoriale (Milano) 2008, pages 146 - 147.

  EURO:  4.700.-
 

BIBLIOGRAPHY: Thonet Catalogue of 1904 / Nesting Tables Number 10 on page 68

ARMCHAIR WITH ARMREST AS WELL AS WITH BACKREST which are U - shaped. Seat and all parts of backrest are upholstered, further they are COVERED with GREEN LEATHER as well as decorated with elegant rivets made of brass.
 

SOLD
 

THIS MODEL HAS BECOME FAMOUS DURING 1907/08 WHEN THIS TYPE OF CHAIRS WAS USED FOR FITMENTS OF VIENNESE CABARET FLEDERMAUS. BASED ON THIS FIRST MODEL, SOME VARIANTS WERE MADE BY THONET, TOO - THE ARMCHAIR OFFERED BY US HERE HAS TO BE ATTRIBUTED TO THIS TYPE OF FURNITURE PIECES.

EURO:  850.-
 

The magazine box with some pigeonholes is attached to four high tapering feet / additionally, there is a shelf existing at part below.

DESIGN ATTRIBUTED TO OTTO PRUTSCHER   (BEFORE  1915)

ORIGINAL THONET FIRM LABEL EXISTING AT REVERSE SIDE   !

  EURO:  1.800.-
 

DESIGNED BEFORE 1904 / ELEGANT ARMCHAIR WITH ARMRESTS WHICH ARE CONSTRUCTED BY WOODEN STRAIGHT & VERTICAL STRUTTINGS.
Please note:   GOOD ORIGINAL CONDITION (READY FOR USE !)  /  Not restored which means that upholstery is in good ORIGINAL condition, too. The Kohn firm label is existing beneath the upholstery.
Bibliography:
Kohn - Catalogue of 1904 & 1907 / Armchair Number 416 On Page 103.
Giovanni Renzi, Il mobile moderno / Gebrueder Thonet Vienna and Jacob & Josef Kohn, Milano 2008, pages 184 / 185.

SOLD

The related design had been created by Marcel Kammerer  -  a pupil of Otto Wagner  -  in year 1904, on behalf of Hotel Wiesler in Graz (Styria / Austria) .
The backrest is of stunning appearance, due to the elliptic decoration attached to it  / the armrests are of solid construction.
The seat is upholstered with new fabrics with Art Nouveau pattern.
ATTENTION:
TWO CHAIRS ARE AVAILABLE  !
Bibliography:
Jirí Uhlír, Vom Wiener Stuhl zum Architektenmoebel, published by Boehlau (Vienna/Cologne/Weimar 2009), pages 154-156

EURO:   1.700.-  per piece
 

Gustav Siegel (1880-1968) - pupil of Josef Hoffmann and interior designer as well as architect - had invented this famous prototype of an Art Nouveau Seating-Accomodation / firstly it was an armchair (= fauteuil) with low backrest before year 1900. It was presented at the Paris World Exhibition then / this type of design has been repeatedly varied and copied afterwards.
ATTENTION:
TWO ARMCHAIRS ARE AVAILABLE !
Bibliography:
Giovanni Renzi, Il mobile moderno / Gebrueder Thonet Vienna and Jacob & Josef Kohn, Milano 2008, pages 28 / 29 and 80 / 81.

EURO:  1.180.-  per piece
 

 
EURO:  850.-
 

  EURO:  1.400.-
 

 
EURO:  850.-  (per piece)
 

REFURBISHED BY HAND
SEAT:  ORIGINAL WICKERWORK
KOHN ORIGINAL FIRM LABEL STILL EXISTING AT REVERSE SIDE
A special feature are these chairs' stunningly manufactured backrests framing bent rods of oblong-elliptic form type causing very interesting appearance.
Bibliography:
J.& J. Kohn Sales Catalogue of 1916,
page 8 / model 243

  EURO:  2.100.-  (both chairs)

This Thonet coat rack (coat - tree) is manufactured for placement at wall since the three existing hooks for hanging up clothes and hats are attached to front side.

VERY GOOD CONDITION  !

 
EURO:  1.800.-
 

Please note the elegant lateral struttings causing a certain impression of light appearance despite of compact or solid construction of this model. A model strongly connected to this one is the magazine rack number 1069 made of square-profile beech whereas model 1070 presented here has round profile beech. - Magazine rack number 1069 had been presented for the first time on Turin Exhibition of Arts in year 1902. - The design is attributed to Kolo Moser (1868-1918, one of the most important Austrian artists of Art Nouveau period, having strongly influenced graphic art or he was one of the leading members of the Vienna Secession movement and a co-founder of Wiener Werkstaette, too.
Bibliography:
Sales Catalogue Jacob & Josef Kohn or Vienna 1916 or page 113 or number 1070
Giovanni Renzi, Il mobile moderno, Gebrüder Thonet Vienna, Jacob & Josef Kohn, Milan 2008, pages 82/83

  EURO:  2.800.- 

The backplane of coat rack consists of a mirror with facet cut glass as well as of a folding up bench where items (for example shoes) can be put into. Hooks and storage places for umbrellas existing.
Bibliography:
Sales Catalogue Jacob & Josef Kohn, Catalogue of Bentwood Furniture 1916, page 85, number 1367

VERY GOOD CONDITION  !
 

 
EURO:  5.800.- 

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