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Flatware: “Soup spoon,” “Fork” monogram “NL” Leo Novak

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design, Flatware: “Soup spoon,” “Fork” monogram “NL” Leo Novak, Otto Prutscher, MAK Inv.nr. KI 12849-3

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Title

Flatware: “Soup spoon,” “Fork” monogram “NL” Leo Novak (original-language title)

Collection

Production

design: Otto Prutscher, Vienna, about 1915
Beteiligte Körperschaft: Wiener Werkstätte, Vienna, about 1915

Subject

Tischkultur

Material | Technique

paper,
tracing

Measurements

height: 31 cm
width: 20 cm

Inventory number

KI 12849-3

Acquisition

donation , 1955

Department

Library and Works on Paper Collection

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25.09.2025

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