US$13,906.30 Dining-table in tension## MATERIALIron, glass

US$21,721.00 Round table from the Purkersdorf Sanatorium. Purchased in the 1970ies from the "Innere Mission", which run a home for elderly people and was the owner of the building at that time.## MATERIALmahogany, on the base a hammered ironsheed

US$10,029.80 Signature: Austrian silver-mark, WW-mark. What is unusual for a Wiener Werkstaette silver-object - the signatures are on the bottom side instead of clearly visible on the object.## MATERIALsilver - lapislazuli

US$17,967.50 A typical work from the early period of the Wiener Werkstaette. Punched iron sheet, white lacquered.## MATERIALpunched iron-sheet, galvanized and white laquered

US$16,675.30 The original version of the Oxford™ chair was designed for the professors at St. Catherine's College in Oxford, in 1963. When the Dean of St. Catherine's College chose Arne Jacobsen to build an extension for the college, he was also commissioned to design the surrounding landscape and a furniture series for the college.## MATERIALaluminium, laminated wood, upholstery glued to...

US$10,029.80 The Swedish poet, philosopher and mathematician created a new oval form. Together with Bruno Mathsson he later used this form for the construction of this table which is produces by Fritz Hansen since 1968. Eight people can easely be seated on this table!## MATERIALwood, steel

US$6,214.78 Light - invalidated, two bulbs covered with clay and formed by the artists hands. If one measures the energy flow, one will know that the light is on. One Image shows the director of the MAK Peter Noever, at a presentation at the Museum of applied arts in Vienna, together with Wolfgang Karolinsky, the editor of the WOKA LAMPS...

US$6,214.78 Prototype, never in production## MATERIALbeechwood

US$5,476.39 Prototype, never in production. Design by Werner Schmidt a studend by Hans Hollein, was specialized in folding objects, movable with hinges, the articles could reach surprising effects. See also his other designs.## MATERIALbeechwood

US$6,460.91 This great and comfortable chair has to be seen in conjunction with the famous lounge chair, designed 1956 by Charles & Ray Eames. Chromed steel-base and black leather - very good condition.

US$5,107.20 Wall-clock, Model Design Adolf Loos, around 1920, white enameled octagonal metal housing, clear glass in nickel binding (flap missing), black hands and numbers, signs of use, not tested on ability to , manufacturer unknown. Literatur: E. Ottlinger, Adolf Loos, Salzburg 1994, Nr.62 p. 66 a similar model. Several versions were made by: Franz Klier, Max Boehnel,

US$37,227.10 Very rare throne, and on of two manufactured chairs, presented at the Werkbund-exhibition Cologne in 1914. The image displayed in "Interieur 1914, Deutsche Werkkunst, page 37", shows The Werkbund exhibition 1914 with two chairs such as the one in the WOKA collection and two chairs with a different back of the chair. The original covering was a colourful woven...