Table Lamp Jugendstil Secession Style Wiener Werkstaette, Dagobert Peche Edition

Tremendous and elaborate table lamp with for this outstanding designer typical ornaments casted and forged brass, hand-sewn silk-shade Most components according to the UL regul...

Originally owned by Woka, the lamp has been sold at the Viennese auction-house "im Kinsky" to Ronald Lauder for the Neue Galerie New York and is now repro...

Unusual chandelier made in solid brass, hand-hammered ornaments, can be made in any surface, on the image in a dark patina. The total drop with the length of the stem can be adjusted...

Table-lamp, hammered brass-sheet, nickel-plated, other finishes are offered. The additional images shows the lamp in the background of a Wiener Werkstaette showroom enlightened. Avai...

Very important, early design, presumably one of the first lamps produced at the Wiener Werkstaette, hammered originally. Variation from several designs as per Wiener Werkstaette patt...

Grooved casted column, copy of a signed and marked lamp, offered on an auction - see detail - compare to WW-Archive at the MAK - Object 3014, Inventnory# 119-23-1 Most components ac...

Hand-hammered brass lamp Wiener Werkstatte attributed to Karl Hagenauer or Dagobert Peche circa 1920. Rare hand-painted original silk shade in immaculate condition. Most likely a stu...

Jugendstil full bronze hanging lamp atr. Dagobert Peche

Rare Wiener Werkstatte chandelier attributed to Dagobert Peche. Original sand blasted glass shade with Art Deco pattern. Nickel with ni...

Very nice pair of wooden gilt and brass table lamps. Very rare style. They have the style of the Vienna Secession, specially the work of Dagobert Peche. Shades are not original. The electrical cables will be changed for new ones before shipping. The Vienna Secession (German: Wiener Secession; also known as the union of Austrian artists, or Vereinigung Bildender Künstler Österreichs) was formed in 1897 by a group of Austrian artists who had resigned from the association of Austrian artists, housed in the Vienna Künstlerhaus. This movement included painters, sculptors and architects. The first president of the secession was Gustav Klimt, and Rudolf von Alt was made honorary president. Its official magazine was called Ver Sacrum...

A rare and unusual Art Deco Chandelier, Vienna Secession, in solid brass with elements reminding on a crown and hand blown glas attributed to Dagobert Peche, Wiener Werkstätten...

An illuminated urn, this lamp provides soft mood lighting for a dark evening. Tiny ventilation holes on the lid allow the heat of an incandescent bulb to rise and vent. Alternately, ...