Wilhelm Schmidt Oak and Cane Armchair for Prag-Rudniker Wickerwork, Vienna 1902

Extraordinary early 20th century Art Nouveau armchair - Mod. 1307 (first edition!) - designed by Wilhelm Schmidt and manufactured by the famous basketwork company of Prag-Rudniker in...

Unique armchair. Material: Oak Completely restored, surface is polished by shellac.

This beautiful 'Worpsweder' armchair was designed in the 1920s by German artist, Willi Ohler and was manufactured by Erich Schultz in Germany. The so-called “Worpsweder” either deno...

Secessionist armchair, designed by the Student of Josef Hoffmann Wilhelm Schmidt, Vienna, c. 1902, for the Prag-Rudniker basketwork factory, elm, woven cane, height 84 cm, width 54 c...

A beautiful Viennese Secessionist side chair, with curved upholstered back and seat. Solid wood with brass Sabots. Vienna, 1920.

A rare turned and ebonised maplewood armchair by Josef Zotti (1882 - 1953). Beautiful ware and fading to the arms and legs with later linen covering. 95cm x 57cm (of large proporti...

Oskar Strnad (1879-1935) Vienna, Austria architect, designed yellow Pine & cane arm chair. Circa 1920's. Exceptionally rare, museum piece. Provenance, purchased from the Strnad fami...

Lounge Chair by Bernhard Pankok, Germany, ca. 1898 Of tub form in stained oak, the continuously carved and pierced back rail with three organic ovoid apertures flanking a central ...

A single armchair, model number 6522, manufactured by Gebruder Thonet in 1909 and designed by the Viennese architect Marcel Kammerer. This Thonet armchair presents a structure in dar...

I actually don't want to sell this piece before I know what it is.