Book, Interior Design of Josef Hoffman, "Josef Hoffmann

Book, Interior Design of Josef Hoffman, "Josef Hoffmann Interiors 1902-1913" by Christian Witt- Doerring (2006) CONDITION: Good, Book sleeve is slightly wrinkled at the top of the book

Large grouping of various design books covering subjects from Josef Hoffman to Charles Rohlfs to Charles Rennie MacIntosh Dimensions: (Total linear width) H 12.5" x W 16.5" x D 10.25" Condition: Light

Reproduction by Gordon International, modeled after the original design from 1905, by Josef Hoffman, the Sitzmaschine, or “machine for sitting,” was designed by Hoffmann for his Purkersdorf Sanato

Pyrography, Drums; Ornamental Iron, Josef Hoffman, Michigan Chair Company, Pottery; Frederick Hurten Rhead, Design in American, Arts and Crafts Furniture; The Prairie School Tradition, Art Nouveau and

Including: 1) Dagobert Peche by Eisler. 2) Christopher Dresser. 3) Sammlung Brohan III. 4) Czech Cubism. 5) Josef Hoffmann Designs. 6) Metal Werkstatte Bauhaus. 7) Kolo Moser. Baroni. 8) Moser Glass 1

An antique 1920s sterling silver footed candy bowl by Josef Hoffmann. Lobulated design. Wiener Werkstatte hallmark, 900 silver mark are on the rim. Weight 122 grams. Josef Hoffmann, 1870 to 1956, was

Brass bowl on footed base decorated with ridged design. 3" H x 6" diameter. Marked to interior.

After a design by Josef Hoffman. A set of eight Moderne design chairs. 36in. (91cm) h.

design by Josef Hoffman, produced by Thonet in Czechoslovakia, imported by Stendig, mid-20th century; 32 in. H., 21 1/4 in. W., 16 in. D.

FOUR VIENNA SECESSIONIST STYLE CANED LOUNGE CHAIRS BY VERMONT STUBBS, AMERICAN, LATE 20TH CENTURY, crafted after the designs of Josef Hoffman (1870-1956) the bentwood arched crest rails frame a fan fo

Early and mid 20thC 7 books. 10" x 13" Largest Property from the estate of an important modernism dealer, NYC

Moser, Amber Glass Vase with Etched Design, c. 1920, Josef Hoffman, Bohemia, fine condition, measures 5.5" high.

Josef Hoffman's estate licensed design for Whittmann-Austrira. Labeled as such to chair underside. Black lacquered. From a Manhattan, NY estate. Dimensions: 17" w x 17" d x 29.5" h.

Vitra Design Miniature Collection #728 Cabaret Fiedermaus Josef Hoffman with box Made in Poland Measures 4 3/4" x 3 1/4" x 3" Condition very good

Josef Hoffman (1870-1956), circa 1902 A pair of barrel back leather upholstered armchairs in stained beech wood Approx height 30", width 24.5". depth 28" Provenance: Christie's, New York, Sale 1696, L

Josef Hoffmann Pair of easy chairs, 1980s Painted wood, nylon webbing. Manufactured by Wittmann, Austria. Undersides with manufacturer's metal label. Each: 28" H x 24" W x 24" D

with plaque to undersides "Hoffmann made by Wittmann Austria"; 23 3/4 inches wide; 21 1/2 inches deep; 32 1/2 inches high; seat height: 19 inches

Josef Hoffmann (Austrian, 1870-1956) "Cabaret Fledermaus" chairs, a pair, recorded in the J. & J. Kohn catalogues as model no. 728, (designed 1906) the chairs appear to be unstamped but likely by eith

Josef Hoffman (Austrian, 1870 - 1956) and Oswald Haerdtl (Austrian, 1899 -1959) designed Werkbund Cafe chairs (designed Vienna, 1930, and originally manufactured by Thonet Mundus, c. 1930); in stained

Joseph Hoffman (Austrian, 1870-1956) a pair of upholstered Palais Stoclet armchairs, designed 1905-1911, each signed with label "Hoffmann made by Wittman Austria," of typical form with buttoned sides

A black lacquer Josef Hoffmann settee recently reupholstered in a geometric pattern. Provenance: From the original collection of Richard and Linda Scott from Sidney, OH. Richard and Linda are life-lon

A Josef Hoffman attributed armchair. From an extensive private collection of Josef Hoffmann and period Mission furniture. Unmarked. 30 x 21 x 17 . Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

(3) Reproduction Vienna Secession cafe chairs in ebonized wood and woven fabric. Originally designed by Josef Hoffmann for Cabaret Fledermaus in 1905; these chairs produced c. Mid-20th Century. One ch

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