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Detail view of the bar for the hotel exhibition by the Business Advancement Bureau at the Messepalast in Vienna in 1948
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  • Detail view of the bar for the hotel exhibition by the Business Advancement Bureau at the Messepalast in Vienna in 1948 (given title)
  • Hotel exhibition of the Vienna Business Advancement Bureau in 1948 (project title)
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  • height: 53 cm
  • width: 78 cm
Inventory number
  • KI 14274-35
Acquisition
  • assumption, 1980
Department
  • Library and Works on Paper Collection
Associated Objects
Inscriptions
  • text on object (Vorderseite, links oben) : BAR HOTELAUSSTELLUNG WIEN 1948 MASSSTAB 1:20
  • text on object (front) : ENTWURF: PROF. OTTO PRUTSCHER u. ARCH. R. HORNER WIEN
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  • 10.01.2025

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Floor plan of the upper floor for the project prior to the redesign of the ballroom at the hotel, restaurant, and coffee house enterprise “Zum Auge Gottes” by Amalie Kell und Co.

Detail view of the wall paneling for the guests’ room of the hotel exhibition by the Business Advancement Bureau at the Messepalast in Vienna in 1948

Detail view of the console supports for the bar counter of the hotel exhibition by the Business Advancement Bureau at the Messepalast in Vienna in 1948

Detail view of the console supports for the bar counter of the hotel exhibition by the Business Advancement Bureau at the Messepalast in Vienna in 1948

Detail views of the furniture for the writing and reading room of the hotel exhibition by the Business Advancement Bureau at the Messepalast in Vienna in 1948

Detail views of the furniture for a hotel room at the hotel exhibition by the Business Advancement Bureau at the Messepalast in Vienna in 1948

Detail views of the furniture for a hotel room at the hotel exhibition by the Business Advancement Bureau at the Messepalast in Vienna in 1948

Detail views of the furniture for a hotel room at the hotel exhibition by the Business Advancement Bureau at the Messepalast in Vienna in 1948

Weinglas

Sektflöte

Weinkelch

Kelchglas

Pasticcio

Kelchglas

Serving table, side view

"Hutband"

Blumenvase

Handtasche oder Beutel

"Tabatiere"

"Dose"

WW-Stoff

"Dose"

"Dose"

"Korb"
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