ART DECO LADY BY GOLDSHEIDER WIEN AUSTRIA LORENZL

Numbered: 9 6227 180 19. Marked underneath, with artist's marks. Dimensions: H 16" x W 9.5" x D 5.5" Condition: Hairline to arm, part of manufacturing process, not a crack. Crazing throughout.

Marked on bottom "Goldscheider Wein, Made in Austria", artist signed "Lorenzl 7224,313,65", provenance: Jackie Collin's estate, very good condition, 11.25" height

Shipping in USA $ 55 Karl Hagenauer was an influential Austrian designer in the Art Deco style. Goldsmith. Carl Hagenauer founded what became the Werkstätte Hagenauer Wien in 1898. His oldest s

Stephan Dakon for Goldscheder Wien Austria Art Deco porcelain sculpture depicting a dancing beauty with hat. Fully hallmarked to bottom. Measures approx. 13 1/2" height x 8" width x 4 3/4" depth. Appe

13in H 10.25 in at widest with a 6.5 in x 4in base

Late 19th early 20th century Austrian hand painted porcelain bust of a fair skinned maiden wearing flowers in her hair. Graced with a dull gold, green and white coloration. Signed ~ stamped with the W

Austrian Art Deco Patinated Bronze of a Female Dancer 20th century, in the style of "Hagenauer Wien, Austria". h. 61", w. 6-1/4", d. 7"

Provenance:Property from The Saul Brandman Foundation, Beverly Hills, California.NO.22 Artist: Josef Lorenzl Issued: Art Deco 1925-1941 Dimensions: H: 18 1/2 in.(46.99 cm) W: 15 in.(38.1 cm)Manufactur

JOSEF LORENZL (1892-1950) (ATTRIBUTED TO) ART DECO DOUBLE LADY TABLE LAMP, CIRCA 1925 patinated metal, raised on an alabaster plinth and with opaque glass shade (51cm high)

Josef Lorenzl, Austrian(1892-1950)A Cold Painted BronzeArt Deco Beautiful Dancing Lady,Signed on Marble Base H. 15.5 x 11

Two (2) Art Deco porcelain ladies, one in a purple dress, made in Austria, the other in a blue dress, unmarked. [Taller: 13" H].

Pair of Franz Hagenauer (Austrian, 1906-1986) Art Deco silver-tone chromed brass metal masks, one stylized female face struck with "HAGENAEUR WIEN / MADE IN AUSTRIA" and "WHW" maker's mark to reverse,

Fine Pair of Austrian Art Deco Brass Figures of Female Dancers Werkstatte Hagenauer Wien, each stamped along one leg "Hagenauer Wien", "Made in Austria", and with a "WHW" in a circle, each presented o

Provenance:Property from The Saul Brandman Foundation, Beverly Hills, California.Goldscheider Wien Signed, Numbered Stephan Dakon Figurine Country Of Origin: Austria Period Air Deco 1925-1941.H: 8 In.

Art Deco period partially enameled terracotta head "Girl with Curly Hair" bust by Goldscheider Wien Company Vienna, Austria depicting a woman with black face, red lipstick, gray collar and turquoise h

Pair of rare Art Deco era Austrian miniature bronze fencer figurines signed Hagenauer Wien, Handmade in Austria. Partially painted. 3.5 in tall.

Hagenauer Lady Golfer Circa 1920, Austria, art deco, a bronze Hagenauer stylized female golfer mounted on a black marble base, marked "Made in Austria", small crack at ankle, otherwise good, 5.5"H (14

Austrian Art Deco Goldscheider ceramic covered box, 1930s, marked to underside in underglaze back "Goldscheider / Wien" and "Made in Austria" with painted letter "A" and incised marks "774 s / 42" for

An Art Deco Hagenauer Austrian bronze metal vase. Featuring a tightly coiled neck design, with a fluted mouth, with silver gilt element. Underside marked "Hagenauer Wien Handmade Made In Austria". Dim

Art Deco Franz Hagenauer Werkstatte Austrian / Wien / Vienna nickel-plated brass, "Bird" motif centerpiece tray, marked, "wHw / Austria," circa 1930. 9" H x 14" W x 8" D.

Art Deco bronze sculpture by Josef Lorenzl (Austrian, 1892-1950); of two female dancers, entwined in animated pose; the base signed LORENZL and stamped MADE IN AUSTRIA; on marble base; H: 18 5

Goldscheider Austria art deco figure "Revue".A very stylish lady holding her flowered cape out to her sides.Marked Goldscheider wein Made in Austria , as well as impressed numbers 7192, 3 and 32.Heigh

Art-Deco ceramic decorative mask by Goldscheider, Austria, modelled as a young lady. Length: 23 cm. Hallmarked. Minute flaws (color fading/ peeling off).

Two Austrian Art Deco porcelain sculptures, circa 1930, each modeled as an elegant lady, signed to bases, possibly for Joseph Lorenzl. [Taller: 15" H; Wider: 9" Diam.].