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Title

Design for a chair with antler décor (given title)

Collection

Production

design: Joseph Ulrich Danhauser, Vienna, 1814 - 1829
Beteiligte Körperschaft: Danhauser's k.k. priv. Möbel Fabrik, Vienna

Period | Style | School

Biedermeier

Material | Technique

Measurements

height: 17.5 cm
width: 21.9 cm

Inventory number

KI 8971-328

Acquisition

purchase , 1931

Department

Library and Works on Paper Collection

Inscriptions

collector's stamp: 299

Superordinated Object

folder, Groundplan and furnishing plan of a summerhouse

Description

Entwurf für ein Geweihstuhl.

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