Art Nouveau & Jugendstil

An armchair no. 426, designed prior to 1916, manufactured by J. & J. Kohn, Vienna, beechwood (re-)stained to simulate mahogany, the upholstered ...

A settee, designed by Otto Wagner around 1901/02, presumably manufactured by Thonet, Vienna, beechwood (re-)stained to simulate mahogany, the upholste

A woven carpet, designed by Otto Prutscher in 1905, re-manufactured by Backhausen & Söhne in 1987, model 5500, pure wool, rubber-coated on ...

A pair of armchairs, Thonet, Vienna, after 1922, brown stained beechwood, plywood seats, worn, the undersides with attatched paper labels and impresse

A club chair no. 1, designed prior to 1904, manufactured by Thonet, Vienna, dark-brown (re-)stained beechwood, the upholstered seat covered with a new

An armchair, Mundus AG, Vienna, around 1910/20, brown (re-)stained beechwood, the upholstered seat and backrest covered with a (new) Backhausen fabric

A bench, J. M. Müller, Vienna, around 1900, stained mahogany, the seat and backrest with original plush upholstery, the feet with copper-sheet ...

A rocking armchair no. 814, designed prior to 1904, manufactured by J. & J. Kohn, Vienna, dark-brown stained beechwood, the stretcher replaced, ...

An Art Deco chandelier, France, around 1930/35, the three-piece shell-shaped shade made of mould-pressed matted clear glass, chromium-plated metal mou

Robert Obsieger, A tiled stove, designed around 1915/20, manufactured by Sommerhuber, Steyr, ceramic ware glazed in ocre-yellow, decorated in relief w