J. & J. Kohn Bentwood Settee, ca. 1900

J & J Kohn Bentwood Settee. Austrian, late 19th century. Having art nouveau design. Height 38 1/2", width 47 1/2", 18 1/2".

J & J Kohn Bentwood Armchair, Austria, c. 1900, with caned seat; with paper label and a burned in label. (SLMA8200){WK} Measurements: 37 H x 21.5 W x 18.5 D

Josef Hoffmann Secessionist bentwood settee, c. 1908, Austria, dark stain beechwood, cotton velour upholstery, no signature observed, for J & J Kohn, 30"h x 49"l x 20"d, 18"h (to seat) Provenance: The

Bentwood settee by Josef Hoffmann for J&J Kohn, Austria 1920s. 39" H x 43" W x 21" D.

Bentwood settee by Josef Hoffmann for J&J Kohn, Austria 1920s. 39" H x 43" W x 21" D.

Josef Hoffmann Vanity, model no. 1134, ca. 1906 Painted bentwood, mirrored glass. Manufactured by J. & J. Kohn, Austria. 54" H x 23.5" W x 16" D This model was exhibited at the 1904 St. Louis Expositi

Josef Hoffmann for J. & J. Kohn (Austrian, 1870-1956) Settee and Pair of Armchairs bentwood, upholstery each marked 'J. & J. Kohn / Teschen-Austria' H 29 1/4 x W 51 x D 18 inches (settee). H 28 7/8 x

Thonet, Vienna, Hat rack '1204', c. 1900, H. 39 cm, 98 x 23.5 cm. Beech wood, bentwood, stained dark. Marked: THONET AUSTRIA (stamp)., Cf. J. &. J. Kohn, The catalog from 1916, reprint, Munich 198

Group of 6 Bentwood Arm and Side Chairs,19th-20th C. Cane/Upholstered/Wood, includes a Thonet arm chair, c.1881-1919, a Jac & Jos. Kohn Hoop-back side chair, 2 Fischel side chairs, a Josef Hoffman sty

J&J Kohn Bentwood Armchair,Exclusively 4 Mansion Guests. Delightful chair made by J&J Kohn has a bentwood frame, leather seat, a caned back and a plaque on the backrest that reads "Exclusively for Man

Viennese Art Nouveau beechwood child's cradle, attributed to Jacob & Josef Kohn Company, late 19th c., scrolled canopy hook, boat-shaped basket with bentwood loops and scrolls, worn rattan and fabric

Josef Hoffmann, Four '986' nesting tables, c. 1905, H. 65 cm, 33.5 x 28 cm - H. 74.5 cm, 60.5 x 45 cm. Made by J. & J. Kohn, Vienna (attr.) Beech bentwood and plywood, stained dark., J. &. J.

Gustav Siegel (Austrian, 1880-1970), Armlehnsessel, Modellnr. 725 ChairJ. & J. Kohn, Vienna, circa 1903, bentwood beech frame with later upholstery, continuous bentwood arm and crest rail, the leg ret

A classical Kohn bent wood bench with curved back and upholstered seat. Branded on underside.Ht: 28" Wd: 48" Dpth: 20" Seat: 16.5"

JOSEF HOFFMANN (1870 - 1956);KOLOMAN MOSER (1868 - 1918);J. & J. KOHN;Rare chair (no. 422), Austria, ca. 1907; Beechwood, marquetry, leather; Original paper label; 32” x 26” x 24”;This rare and

J & J Kohn, Secession banquette/bench, Austria, c. 1900, mahogany-stained beech, brass sabots and stretchers, suede leather, 55"w x 20.5"d x 35"h

Josef Hoffmann was a founder of the Wiener Werkstätte and an important part of the Vienna Secession movement. This original “J.& J. Kohn†circa 1900 wing back armchair #666 is an importan

Classic example of secession form. J&J Kohn label. Gustav Siegel design. Perfect original condition. Dimensions: 43″h x 21″w x 38″d

Josef Hoffmann, Fledermaus settee, c. 1915, Austria, bent beechwood, model no. 728 for J & J Kohn, "Mundus" stamp to underside, 29"h x 47"l x 20"d Provenance: Property removed from 14 East 90th Street

Bentwood center table with veneer top, strong base, top is 44" by 31.75", height is 30.5", manner of J & J Kohn , Thonet.

Fledermaus" chair, Austria, ca. 1907.; Stained beech; Unmarked; 31" x 21" x 17 1/2

Two Similar Pairs of Josef Hoffmann Bentwood Armchairs One pair marked J & J Kohn, early 20th century Height of each 29 1/4 inches, width 22 inches, depth 20 inches. C Property from the Estate of Jacq

Pair of Austrian Secessionist Bentwood Open Armchairs Designed by Gustav Siegel for J. J. Kohn, model no. 715F, circa 1905 The legs ending in brass sabots. Height 30 1/4 inches, width 21 inches, depth

An assembled set of six Thonet-style bentwood cafe chairs, mid-20th century production. Three of the chairs were produced in Poland by Mundus and J&;J Kohn Ltd., the other three produced in England by