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Koloman Moser, vitrine

Creator: Koloman Moser -Jacob and Josef Khon
Offered by: Combray Gallery

Description
Well sized and beautifully designed vitrine #3120 by Koloman Moser (1868 – 1918) and made by Jacob & Josef Kohn, in stained beech and oak featuring flat, full height back segment framing top component with glass door, enclosing single shelf and decorated with a pair of inlaid spear finials, sitting on top of a middle serving/display shelf and bottom portion fitted with bowed door in maple parquetry, enclosing single shelf. Two escutcheons and four legs in aluminum. Retaining original keys.

More Information

Documentation:	Documented elsewhere (similar item)
Notes:	G. Candilis, “Bugholzmoebel, Meubles en bois courbe” (Bent Wood Furniture); Stuttgart, Germany, 1980, page 42 (this particular model illustrated in the 1904 J. & J. Kohn catalog)
Origin:	Austria
Period:	1900-1919
Materials:	Beech, oak, maple, glass, aluminum
Condition:	Good. Restoration is included in the price
Creation Date:	Ca. 1904.
Styles / Movements:	Modern, Bauhaus, Art Nouveau
Book References:	G. Candilis, “Bugholzmoebel, Meubles en bois courbe” (Bent Wood Furniture); Stuttgart, Germany, 1980, page 42 (this particular model illustrated in the 1904 J. & J. Kohn catalog)
Dealer Reference #:	VT10
Incollect Reference #:	738395

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