OTTO PRUTSCHER (AUSTRIAN, 1880-1949) FOR MEYR’S

Otto Prutscher (Austrian, 1880-1949) A Pair of Loetz Bud Vases. Cased clear glass over tomato red with round amethyst glass bases Height: 6"

Moser Glass 1990s reissue of original 1907 goblet, with original box, signed “Moser” on the bottom, height 7.5 inches. Otto Prutscher (1880-1949) was an Austrian ar

Fine Arts & Crafts 800 silver bowl designed by renowned Austrian architect and designer Otto Prutscher (1880-1949), Vienna, ca. 1920s. Hand-hammered with an undulation pattern. Stand on four legs. Len

Otto Prutscher (1880-1949) for the Wiener Werkstätte, made by Gebruder Thonet armchair Vienna, Austria, 1913 ebonized beech Thonet label tapered fluted legs 22"w x 20"d x 36 1/2"h Provenance: Quitten

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 PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Gobelet conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de rose à décor d&#233

Otto PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Gobelet conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de rose à décor d&#233

Otto PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Gobelet conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de rose à décor d&#233

Otto PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Gobelet conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de rose à décor découpé en for

Otto PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Verre à pied conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de jaune à décor découpÃ

Otto PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Verre à pied conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de jaune à décor découpÃ

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 Prutscher, pair bentwood flower stands, c. 1915, no. 9661, lacquered carved and bentwood, the round top with fluted skirt, raised on four outward sweeping arms ending in scrolls, on shaped base,

Otto Prutscher Cachepot "Blumenkübel" ceramics, red-brown shard, colourfully painted and glazed; marked on the bottom: mark of the Wienerberger Keramik and "WIENER/KUNST/KERAMIK"; 1 minor chippin

Otto Prutscher, bentwood flower stand, c. 1915, Austria, model no. 9661, lacquered carved and bentwood, the round top with fluted skirt, raised on four outward sweeping arms ending in scrolls, on shap

(1880-1949 American) Portrait of clown, framed oil on board, signed and dated 1943 left center, approximate work size 36" x 30", frame 43" x 37".

Oil on Panel. Portrait of a Rabbi. Signed upper right. From a Rockland, NY collection. - Dimensions: 10.5" high x 8" wide

Gertrud and Otto Natzler (Austrian, 1908-1971 | Austrian, 1908-2007) Two Bowls glazed stoneware signed 'NATZLER' to underside of each example H 4 x Diameter 8 3/4 inches H 1/2 x Diameter 6 1/4 inches

Otto NatzlerAustrian, 1908-2007Beaker, 1988EarthenwareSigned and dated 1988 to interior. Sage green, crystallized glaze fading to scarlet around the open base and the notched top.Provenance: Purchased

Rabbi Oil on board Signed Size: 10.25 x 7.75 in.

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

Attributed to Hans Makart Kries (Austrian b. 1880) Cavorting Putti with Garlands of Fruits and Flowers Oil on canvas. Tripytch of cherubs. Three in the lot, all part of a ceiling painting. Applied gol

Gertrud Natzler (Austrian-American, 1908-1971) and Otto Natzler (Austrian-American, 1908-2007) Thick-Walled Turquoise Bowl, Los Angeles, California, USA, 1962 Glazed earthenwareSigned to underside: "N

Two Berlin (K.P.M.) Porcelain Plaques of a Man and Woman Playing the Oboelate 19th centurythe first after the painting by Leopold Pollak (Austrian, 1806-1880), each impressed "K.P.M." with scepter mar