Otto Lindig

A Bauhaus vase and box from the Otto Lindig workshopSmall vase with grey glaze. Mark of the Bauhaus artist Otto Lindig on the bottom. Intact. Height 6 cm. Diameter 10 cm. Lidded jar with separate stra

CHINA-HEILUNGKIANG 1896 50 Cents Brass, Otto Beh Mint Pattern, 83%Cu 17%Zn <1%sSn(13.4g), L&M586, NGC AU55About HEILUNGKIANG 1896 50 Cents Brass Otto Beh Mint PatternRecent research reveals that the H

Struttura in legno in diverse essenze e sedile in compensato curvato rivestito in pelle. Proveniente da una collezione privata - Milano Prod. Maxalto, Italia, 1970 ca. Bibliografia R. Masiero, Afra e

Otto Zitko, painting, Otto Zitko (Austrian, b. 1959), Untitled, 1996, oilstick on aluminum panel, dated and with artist initial and cipher verso, HS Art Service label verso, accompanied with copy of g

Edward J. Wormley (1907-1995) & Otto Natzler (1908-2007)Pair of side tablesWalnut, ceramic and brassEdited by DunbarManufacturer's label on the undersideModel created in 1960H 41 &#215; L 40 &#215; W

Attributed to Otto Prutscher Tiled stove ceramics, red-brown shard, painted and glazed in white and green-blue; original brass doors; 4 tiles added, slightly bumped h. 240 cm; dm. 60 cm; h. 35 cm (fig

Otto sedie mod. 280 Zig-ZagLegno di frassino.Prod. Cassina, disegno del 1934, esemplare degli anni '70Marchio del produttore e numero di serie sotto la base di ciascuna.cm 75x37,5x39Literature: Giampi

Original work by expressionist artist and Die Bruke movement founder Otto Mueller (1876-1930) titled Bathers. Piece is similar to other known work, Blue Bathers. Signature in the bottom right corner,

Otto Dix, 1891-1969 Young Woman Head & Shoulders Silver Point on a prepared ground signed and dated 1932. L.R.(RANDJ1506)(WT) Measurements: 22.5" x 18.25", frame 29 1/2" x 23 1/2" Condition: vertical

PRUTSCHER OTTO (1880 - 1949) Wall fountain decorated with a putto in the round and with floral motifs and birds in relief, execution by Wienerberger Keramik, Austria. Glazed ceramic in shades of green

Otto placche in porcellana decorate in policromia, Cina sec. XIX cm. 26 x39

Model #62 and 78. Marked underneath.Dimensions: (Armchair) H 31.5" x W 21.75" x D 20" x SH 18"Condition: Areas with sun fading to finish. Rubs and light marks to legs. Some chairs have a lighter tone

F.G. Otto & Sons(American, 19th/20th Century)"Criterion" Floor Standing Music Box with 29 Discscirca 1905mahogany case80 x 31 x 18 1/2 inches20 1/2 in. diameter (discs)

Anton Otto Fischer (1882-1962) The Sinking of the Inchcliffe Castle signed and dated '1931/ANTON OTTO FISCHER' (lower right) and titled on a label from Somerville Manning Gallery, Greenville, Delaware

(5) pc Otto U. Hofmann Mushroom garden seating set, c/o 4 stools and table, painted steel, 30-1/4"h x 30"diameter, Manufactured By Otto U Hofmann, Third, Cayuga and Bodine Streets, Philadelphia, PA, m

Anton Otto Fischer (1882-1962) 'Lifeboat's Through the Surf!' signed and dated 'ANTON OTTO FISCHER 1929' (lower left) and titled on a presentation plaque and on a label from Somerville Manning Gallery

Gertrud and Otto Natzler Bowl USA, 1956earthenware with Turquoise Crater glaze 5.25 h &times; 7.875 w &times; 7.75 d in (13 &times; 20 &times; 20 cm) Signed to underside 'Natzler' with archive

Sold from the Living Estate of Carmelo and Jole Leggio. Well know antique dealers for the last 50 years. 1882 - 1962. German/American. Oil on canvas painting, c. 1939. Image measures 31 1/4" h x 27 5/

Gertrud and Otto Natzler Double-curved bowl USA, 1961earthenware with Mariposa Reduction Fired glaze 4 h × 5 dia in (10 × 13 cm) Rago would like to thank Gail Natzler for her gracious assist

OTTO SCHULZ (1911-1942) Swedish Grace Period Chaise Longue circa 1930 upholstery, carved stained oak, brass height 25in (64cm); length 71in (180cm); depth 29in (74cm) This lot is subject to the follow

Otto Schultz Lounge chair. Design 1940s. Wood, covers in light brown lambskin. 78 x 83 x 75 cm

cold-painted bronze, mounted to marble and onyx base; signed "Prof. Poertzel" and with Preiss and Kassler, Berlin foundry mark Overall: 18 x 20 x 7 in. (45.7 x 50.8 x 17.8 cm.) Provenance: The Estate

Otto Kolb (1921-1996)ArmchairFabric and lacquered metalEdited by Walter KnollModel created in 1961H 103 x L 130 x P 68 cm

Niels Otto Moller (1920-1981) for J.L. Moller, dining chairs, eight, Denmark, 1960s, teak, black leather, 19.5"w x 18"d x 30"h