Art Nouveau & Jugendstil

A hall tree, designed around 1890, manufactured at a later date, presumably by Thonet, Vienna, beechwood stained in dark-brown, height approx. 210 cm,

An Art Deco "Aufsatz" vitrine, around 1930/40, the outside veneered in oak, the inside in mahogany, (re-)stained in black, two glazed door...

A hall tree no. 1, designed prior to 1900, manufactured by Thonet, Vienna, dark-brown stained beechwood, the lower baluster missing, worn, old wormhol

An Adolf Loos chair, designed in 1913 for the Café Capua, Vienna, manufactured by Thonet, beechwood (re-) stained to simulate mahogany, the sea...

A standard lamp, designed around 1925/30, presumably manufactured by Melzer & Neuhardt, Vienna, brass, cylindrical vellum shade, with electric f...

A circular table no. 9160, designed prior to 1911, manufactured by Thonet, Vienna, light-brown stained beechwood, the footplate covered with green lin

A three-piece suite of furniture, the armchairs designed by Gustav Siegel in 1900, manufactured by J. & J. Kohn, Vienna, reddish-brown (re-)stai...

An occasional table, Lalique, Wingen-sur-Moder, around 1960, clear glass, partially matted, the foot with mirrored inserts and chromium-plated metal p

Five chairs, Thonet, Vienna, after 1922, beechwood (re-)stained to simulate mahogany, the upholstered seats covered with a dark-red fabric, restored,

Four nesting tables no. 10, designed prior to 1904, manufactured by Thonet, Vienna, beechwood (re-)stained to simulate mahogany, restored, one tableto