Music Room Cabinet by Josef Maria Olbrich, ca. 1905
€14.400,00
Vienna secession, circa 1905. Only two of this cabinets where made for the grand duke of Hesse.
by Josef Maria Olbrich (1867-1908), Austrian architect and interior designer.
Upper top on pillar-like square props standing. Open bottom shelf, closed back wall.Two introduced slender circular columns, rectangular bases plate. Cantilevered ceiling plate with stepped ledge. Eight-fold doors with running around flaming strip. Detailed ornament inserts standing on a corner quatrefoil rosette. Sycamore veneer wood perla horn and matted, black stained pear tree, several inlay woods, mother-of-pearl, inside interior shelves in mahogany wood.
The other cabinet is in Museum of the artist's colony Darmstadt, Germany
Measures: Height: 63.78 in ( 162 cm ), Width: 55.12 in ( 140 cm ), Depth: 20.87 in ( 53 cm )
Provenance: Royal Highness the Grand Duke Ernst Ludwig of Hesse for the New Palace in Darmstadt.
Quantity:
1
Period:
1900-1909
Place of origin:
Austria
Style:
Vienna Secession
Dimensions (cm):
162H x 140W x 53D
Dimensions (inch):
63,78H x 55,12W x 20,87D
Creator / Artist:
Josef Maria Olbrich
Material:
Wood, Mahogany, Mother of pearl, Lacquered
Condition:
Good;
Inventory ID:
FM/O 0003
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