Max Bill, Hans Gugelot, Ulmer Stool, Germany, 1954

Max Bill & Hans Gugelot Werkstatt der Ulmer Hochschule unter Paul Hildinger Ulmer Hocker / Ulm stool. Designed 1954. Pine and beech wood. 45 x 40 x 30cm. This stool is an early version with straight g

Max Bill, Ulmer StoolSwitzerland, designed 1954, pine, unsigned, 17"h x 15.5"w x 11.5"d

An Ulmer Stool by Max Bill. 17.5 x 15.5 x 13 . Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

FIVE PIECES OF VITRA DESIGN MUSEUM MINIATURE FURNITURE20th Century1-2) Pair of Max Bill “Ulmer Hocker" stools in beech.3) Jean Prouve “Antony" chair in bent plywood, lacquered steel tubing

MAX BILL (1908 - 1994) ZANOTTA Pair of Sgabillo stools, Italy, 2000s Birch plywood Branded 17 3/4" x 15 3/4" x 11 1/2"

Max Bill, 'Ato-Mat' wall clock, 1957, D. 30.5 cm. Made by Junghans AG, Schramberg. Brass, silver-plated dial face. Marked: JUNGHANS, MADE IN GERMANY. , Cat. Kunst die sich nuetzlich macht, Die Neue Sa

Hans Gugelot and Dieter Ram for Braun Phonosuper SK5 Radiogram, Frankfurt, Germany, designed 1956, enameled metal, plywood, Plexiglas, AM, FM, LW broadcast receiver and record player, maker's labels,

Hans Liska (1907-1983) Mercedes-Benz Fangio and Hermann Victory Grand Prix of Switzerland original poster printed in Germany for Mercedes 1954 - 83 x 60 cm

Max Bill Wohnbedarf AG. Dining table, mode Quadratrundtisch (square round table). Designed 1949. Stained wood frame, tabletop with linoleum covering and light wooden edges. 74 x 90 x 90 cm, D. 127 cm.

Vintage Max Bill Atomic 9 Globe Lamps - Pair. Very hard to find in this condition. Both Lamps have all glass shade in good condition.. Made in Switzerland Dimensions:23 inches high x 19 inches wide. .

Sori Yanagi, 'Butterfly' stool, 1954, H. 38.5 x 43 x 30.5 cm. Made by Tendo Mokko Corp., Tendo, Japan. Walnut veneer, brass., Fiell, 1000 Chairs, Cologne 1997, p. 327.

Floor lamp by Max Bill, Switzerland 1960s.

Peter Max, Germany (Born 1937). Peter Max is known for his unique brand of rainbow-hued pop art, paintings and prints. 'Spring 1988' is acrylic on canvas mounted in an ornate gilt carved wood frame. I

Peter Max (Germany, New York, b. 1937 - ) M/M and color lithography with acrylic painting titled "Zero Prism", 2002. A Peter Max unique variation by his hand in acrylic paint over a Max print, Zero Pr

Peter Max (Germany-United States, b. 1937) Untitled/Sin Titulo, acrylic on paper, 8 x 11 in. Frame Size: 19 x 22 in.

Artist: Max Liebermann Title: Women Plucking Geese (Study) Framing Dimensions: 12.5 x 15.5 Signature: Signed Style Fine Art- Realistic Material & Techniques: Oil on Board Max Liebermann. This painting

Hans Wegner, Stool, Model JH539Johannes Hansen, Denmark, 1953, teak, cane, signed with applied manufacturer's label to underside, 18"h x 26"w x 15"d

Max Beckmann (Germany, 1884-1950) Lovers II (Liebespaar II) from Faces (Gesichter), 1918 drypoint signed in pencil 8 7/16 x 10 1/16 inches. Property from the Collection of James and Edythe Cloonan, Ch

A Hans Wegner teak and cane stool for Johannes Hansen. Model JH539. Denmark, 1953. Branded on bottom with applied brass manufacturer's label "Johannes Hansen Cabinet Maker Copenhagen Denmark Design: H

Hans Wegner stools model JH539, pair Johannes Hansen Denmark, 1953 teak, cane 26.25 w x 15.25 d x 18 h inches Signed with applied brass manufacturer's label to underside of one example: [Johannes Hans

After Hans Holbein (Germany, 1497-1543), "Anne of Cleves," (1539), oil on panel, unsigned, 19th century, panel: 20"h x 15.5"w, overall (with frame): 25"h x 21"w. Provenance: Purchased in Florence to P

Peter Max (NY/Germany, 1937- ) 60x48 , Acr/C , SUR , Zero Series , Inscribed: Numbered, dated 1993 verso , Titled: "Zero Prism/Zero in Spectrum" Provenance Gift from the artist to Steve Rutt (NY, 1945

Property from a Private Collection, Atlanta, GA Description: Max Kuehne (Germany/New York, 1880-1968) Cocktail Table, Cluster of Copper Flowers, Gessoed wood, Watercolor, Gold Leaf and Lacquer, c.

Pair of Hollywood Regency Enameled Metal Palm Tree Lamps third quarter 20th century, attributed to Hans Kogl, Germany, in the form of palm trees, the palm fronds concealing three candle sockets on eac