GUSTAV SIEGEL (1880-1970) - JACOB & JOSEF KOHN (ÉDITEUR)

Gustav Siegel (1880-1970) for Jacob & Josef Kohn, table, #616T, and two stools, #616S, Austria, circa 1910, beech, stools with Kohn paper labels, table: 20"sq x 29.5"h; stools: 17"sq x 18.5"h

Height: 31 cm Diameter: 66 cm Gueridon designed by Gustav Siegel and produced excellently by the brothers Jacob & Josef Kohn. Below the top we find the original production mark of the Kohn brothers. D

Executed by Jacob & Josef Kohn, Vienna. Remains of label. Beechwood veneered, lacquered, previously restored, signs of age and use. Literature: catalogue, Jacob & Josef Kohn. Materiales Gráficos. Vol

the rounded rectangular top on splayed legs with pierced panels (Dimensions: 76 x 61 x 41.5cm)(76 x 61 x 41.5cm)

* Gustav Siegel (Austrian, 1880-1970) J. & J. Kohn, Early 20th Century sofa and two armchairs beechwood, upholstery Height 30 1/4 inches Estimate $1,000-2,000 Property from the Collection of Linda B.

Gustav Siegel (Austrian, 1880-1970), Armlehnsessel, Modellnr. 725 ChairJ. & J. Kohn, Vienna, circa 1903, bentwood beech frame with later upholstery, continuous bentwood arm and crest rail, the leg ret

KOLOMAN MOSER (1868-1918) ET GUSTAV SIEGEL (1880-1970) Console et son miroir, modèle no. 1145, en hêtre courbé et verni - Console à plateau garni de velours moiré et d'une pla

714A Chair for Josef Kohn. 1899. Cherry and fabric.. Cm 60,50 x 81,00 x 53,00.

JACOB & JOSEF KOHN, AUSTRIA SECESSION BENTWOOD ARMCHAIRS, C. 1880, PAIR, H 31.75", W 23" Steam-folded white oak and walnut armchairs. One marked by maker's paper label 'Jacob & Joseph Kohn - Wien', ea

Austria, c.1880, steam-folded wooden armchair. Marked by sticker 'Jacob & Joseph Kohn - Wien'. Signs of use. Dim.:80x55x48cm.

Austria, c.1880, two steam-folded wooden chairs, one with straw seat. Signs of use. Dim.:90x45x4cm (larger).

(pair) Viennese bentwood armchairs, Jacob & Josef Kohn Company, late 19th c., cane back and seat, rising on stretcher-joined legs, approx 36"h, 22.5"w, 21"d, seat height: 19"h Start Price: $200.00

Lamp table, Austria, latter half of 20th c.; Stained beech, decal label, paper label, stamped; 29" x 25" dia

Cherry tablet back arm chairs with bent wood supports and black leather seat on tapered legs. 30"h x 22"w x 18"d

Jacob & Josef Kohn Coffee table with circular top, pillar legs connected at the base and spherical elements at the top. Austria, 1906ca. Solid wood and veneer, crystal glass top. Paper label. (60x74x6

Coffee table 42 model, Thonet production, 1904. Curved beech. Cm 58,00 x 80,00 x 58,00. Literature: G. Renzi, Il mobile moderno, Gebrüder Thonet Wien, Jacob & Josef Kohn, Milano, 2008, p. 194/195.

Josef Hoffmann Nesting tables, set of four Jacob & Josef KohnAustria, c. 1906beech29 h × 23.5 w × 19 d in (74 × 60 × 48 cm) Remnants of paper manufacturer's label to

KOLOMON MOSER (1868-1918) Desk circa 1900 fro Jacob & Josef Kohn, bentwood, leather height 33in (84cm); length 36in (92cm); depth 21in (53.5cm) Footnotes: Provenance Property From An Important Mid

Tavolino Faggio curvato tinto, vetro molato. Prod. Jacop & Josef Kohn, 1905 ca. h cm 74, diam. cm 66 Literature: Giovanni Renzi, Il mobile moderno, Gebrüder Thonet Vienna, Jacob & Josef Kohn, Milano

Antique Thonet Bentwood Cane Chairs, Jacob & Josef Kohn. These are antique and genuine chairs from the Austrian furniture maker Jacob & Josef Kohn, which was founded in 1849, merged with Mundus in 191

Jacob and Josef Kohn, Vienna. Style number 1368 secessionist bentwood coat rack or hall tree with an arched mirror, small storage box, and an umbrella or cane rack with a drip tray. With a early Jacob

DESCRIPTION: A writers desk composed of Mahogany wood, supported by a curved bridge center, and completed with brass finishes along the legs. Singed underneath the table top, signature is being blocke

Jacob and Josef Kohn, Austria. Wooden plant stand with two rows of square pierced decoration. Style number 1016. Kohn would later merge with Thonet to become one of the largest furniture manufacturer'

Austria, 1906/1920s bentwood, screws 32 1/4” x 24” x 21” 18 1/2” seat No. 714 armchair produced by Jacob and Josef Kohn, design attributed to Otto Wagner, with secessionist cut