Design Auction

A Thonet Chair No. 3 designed by Gustav Thonet around 1850, early model, beechwood stained to simulate walnut, without ring stretcher, turned socke

A chair, attributed to Joseph Neyger, Vienna, around 1860, bent natural beechwood, bent front legs, old canework seat, height 91 cm, depth 54 cm, w

A Thonet Chair No. 10, Vienna, around 1860/65, bent beechwood stained and painted to simulate rosewood, without ring stretcher, original canework s

An iron chair, Vienna, around 1885, height 93 cm, depth 50 cm, width 41 cm, height of seat 47 cm, a variant of bentwood chair No. 51 by August Thon

An iron chair with a loop backrest, Vienna, around 1885, traces of bright painted decoration, height 87 cm, depth 50 cm, width 42 cm, height of sea

A Thonet Chair No. 11, Vienna, around 1865, the laminated wooden legs covered with a striped glaze, the frame of the seat cut of solid wood, the be

A Thonet Chair No. 14, Vienna, around 1885, black stained bentwood, socket joint legs, canework seat (renewed), metal reinforcement, with Thonet paper

An armchair No. 6009 (so-called "Vienna Chair"), probably designed by Michael Thonet around 1870, the model first mentioned in 1904, manuf...

A Thonet armchair ("Women's Fauteuil"), the model first mentioned in 1966, early manufacture, bent beechwood stained to simulate mahog...

An Thonet armchair (writing fauteuil), Vienna, around 1915, bent beechwood, stained, with Thonet paper label, height 73.5 cm, width 49 cm, depth 50

An armchair, Jean-Joseph Chapui, 1805, for the Château de Laeken in Brussels, grey painted beechwood and laminated beechwood, decorated with go...

A wall cabinet, Carlo Bugatti, Italy, around 1900, the corpus resting on columns, supported on a console, dark stained walnut with carved and lathe

A tall-back settee, Vienna, around 1900, dark stained oak, the upholstered seat covered with brown leather, the backrest covered with roughcast pla

An armchair, Vienna, around 1900, stained and matted solid oak, the seat and backrest upholstered and covered with a floral velvet fabric, height 8

A "Theben" stool, Liberty & Co, London, around 1890/95, solid oak, polished, height 33.5 cm, depth 40 cm, width 44 cm. Lit. Compare Ch...

A table, school of Otto Wagner, Vienna, around 1900, polished maple, metal sabots, nickel plated brass, the inset glass top underlaid with velvet,

An armchair, probably Prag-Rudniker, around 1902, stained and matted elm, inlaid with red square tiles, woven rush seat, height 73 cm, width 57 cm,

A circular side table, Vienna, around 1902, dark stained solid elm, on a central column and four slats joined by stretchers, the top with a raised

A fire screen, Vienna, around 1900, three-part cast brass framed, floral shape, tinted glass in different colours, height 92 cm, length 121 cm, dep

An armchair, the design attributed to Joseph Maria Olbrich, Vienna, around 1900, solid cherry, polished, bent backrest, the upholstered seat covere

A side table in the style of the early Secession, Vienna, around 1900, brown stained oak, matted, the legs with moulded decoration, with a platform

A circular table, the design attributed to Leopold Bauer, Vienna, around 1902, four column legs of polished mahogany, silver plated brass socle and

A side table, school of Josef Hoffmann, Vienna, around 1905, polished ash, the top inset with wine-red tiles, height 77.5 cm, 52 x 52 cm. EURO 2

A tea table, Vienna, around 1900, white painted beechwood, the top covered with copper, with ornamental decoration, height 68 cm, 57 x 57 cm. Co

A settee, designed by Josef Hoffmann, around 1905, black polished beechwood, original upholstery, covered with blueish grey suede (renewed), height

A chandelier, Vienna, around 1905, school of Kolo Moser, five lights, the circular cover of chased brass, the pendant structure with decorative oli

A chair, designed by Adolf Loos, 1898, white painted beechwood, lathe-turned front legs, ornamental backrest, original canework seat, height 88 cm,

A toilet table, designed by Adolf Loos, 1913, white painted beechwood, with a glass topped cabinet underlaid with fabric on either side, with exten

A suite comprising a table and four chairs, the design attributed to Kolo Moser, Vienna, around 1905, walnut stained to simulate mahogany, inlaid w

A swivelling bookholder, Vienna, around 1908, oak, veneered and matted, decorated with a pattern of cubes, cylindrical socle, height 78 cm, 50 x 50

A games table, Vienna, around 1905, black stained matted solid oak, the revolving top inlaid with a chequer board, with four small drawers and bras

An armchair, Vienna, around 1905/08, bent beechwood stained to simulate walnut, polished, the seat and backrest upholstered and covered with blueis

An armchair, the design attributed to Otto Prutscher, Vienna, 1903, dark stained oak, waxed, brass feet, the seat and backrest upholstered and cove

A buffet, the design attributed to Karl Witzmann, Vienna, around 1905/10, rosewood veneer, the sides and central section with facetted glass, lozen

A pair of wickerwork chairs, designed by Hans Vollmer, 1902/03, manufactured by Prag-Rudniker, woven rattan, varnished, with factory plaque, the se

A gaming table, the design attributed to Leopold Bauer, Vienna, around 1910, the square corpus with four drawers, slanted corners, oak veneer, poli

A chair, a variant of the "Fledermaus" chair by Josef Hoffmann, Vienna, around 1905, black stained beechwood, balls, the seat covered with...

A chair on a slatted base, designed by Josef Hoffmann around 1905/07, manufactured by J. & J. Kohn, bent beechwood, stained, the corners with ba...

A double-column table, Vienna, around 1905, black stained beechwood, white marble top (renewed), the stand with a brass border and grey linoleum, h

A high-back chair on a slatted base, Thonet, Vienna, around 1910, beechwood stained to simulate mahogany, the seat and backrest upholstered and cov

A folding screen, Vienna, around 1905, three-part frame, black painted beechwood, austere geometric construction with five panels per fold, filled

A lantern, designed by the architects Spielmann & Teller for the "Tuchlauben" residential building in Vienna, prior to 1902, polished ...

A lantern, designed by Peter Behrens in 1906-08 for AEG, matted glass and milk glass shade held by a metal ring, brass plated iron chain suspension

A set of four chairs, designed by Adolf Loos for the Cafe Capua, Vienna, 1913, manufactured by Thonet, Vienna, bright stained and polished, with Th

A stickback chair, Thonet-Mundus, Vienna, around 1925, dark stained beechwood, lathe-turned front legs, moulded seat, with Thonet paper label, heig

A glass front cabinet, attributed to Adolf Loos, manufactured by F. O. Schmidt, Vienna, around 1901, brown stained spruce, waxed, two doors, brass

An armchair, designed by Adolf Lorenz, 1910, brown stained beechwood, polished, the backrest with bent slats, swivelling mechanism, plywood seat, h

A pair of armchairs, the design attributed to Karl Witzmann, Vienna, around 1912, brown stained and waxed oak, the upholstered seats covered with b

A suite comprising a circular table and two armchairs, Model No. A 811, designed by Josef Hoffmann in 1929 for Thonet Mundus, ivory lacquered bent

Decorative designs, Kolo Moser, around 1904, pencil, gold colour, blue tempera, on paper, 21 x 5 cm. Provenance: Estate of Kolo Moser. EUR