Deutsche Werkstatten

Richard Riemerschmid, armchair, 1902. Execution: Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau. Lit.: Vom Sofakissen zum Städtebau, Klaus-Peter Arnold, Verlag der Kunst, 1993.

It was designed by Franz Ehrlich in 1964 and produced by Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau. It is in good vintage condition with only slight discolorations on the top plate.

This Mid-Century Modern secretaire, model "427/E", was designed in 1964 by Bauhaus student Franz Ehrlich for VEB Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau. It is made from elm wood, white ash wo...

This exceptional Art Deco dining chair, designed by the renowned architect Michael Rachlis for Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau, epitomizes the elegance and craftsmanship of the 1930s.

This remarkable Art Deco dining room armchair, designed by Michael Rachlis for Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau, exemplifies the luxurious and functional design synonymous with the era.

Exemplary sideboard on Asian inspired base of Caucasian walnut with marble top and nickel plated fittings. Executed by Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau. The same model also on view a...

The founder of the Deutscher Werkbund and architect Bruno Paul created this small plywood wardrobe in the late 1930s as a part of a furniture program for the Deutsche Werkstätten Hel...

These chairs were designed in 1902 and manufactured by the Deutsche Werkstatten fur Handwerkskunst, Dresden.

In 1946 the get in touch with the Deutsche Werkstätten and designers as Georg Leowald and Herbert Hirche who work in the tradition of the Bauhaus.

Its form echoes the work of German architect and designer Bruno Paul, whose collaboration with the Deutsche Werkstätten in Dresden-Hellerau helped shape a new era of modern furniture...

Amazing black lacquered cabinet or bookcase by Bruno Paul for Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau from Germany 1930s. This amazing piece has a very French Art Deco look and feels, however,...

This great Mid Century Teak closet from the Deutsche Werkstätten was made around 1960. It is in very good vintage condition.

Beautiful compact sideboard designed by Helmut Magg for Deutsche Werkstätten around 1960. Made of walnut combined with two sliding doors in off-white formica.

In 1967 the workshops began mass production of the Möbelprogramm Deutsche Werkstätten (MDW), a modular system developed by Rudolf Horn which remained in production for 24 years.

Pair of Easy Chairs made of laminated veneer by Selman Selmanagic, model 53693 for Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau. The armchair is composed of four molded parts.

Sleek German modernist sideboard model 212 designed by Helmut Magg in 1960 for Deutsche Werkstatten. Minimalist details such as the slender square metal legs, subtly recessed sliding...

Art Deco Macassar Desk by Bruno Paul Deutschen Werkstätten Hellerau, Germany, 1935 Body in oak with macassar veneer. Decor elements in polished aluminum. Two doors and one middl...

- Newly upholstered - Carefully refurbished - Sturdy and stable - Beech plywood - heigh of seat 44 cm

The designer and the manufacturer Deutsche Werkstätten.

A wingback lounge chair designed by German designer Ernst Max Jahn for Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau. The frame has a beautiful, design, stands on four elegant tapering teak legs and...

Exquisite Wall CABINET designed by Bruno Paul for Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau GmbH Germany 1930s. Iconic Bauhaus.

The 53693 model was designed in 1957 for the German company Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau. The piece was professionally renovated and reupholstered.

Fantastic pair of VEB Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau hunting chairs with ottomans, designed by renowned German designer Heinz Heger in the 1950s.

Strong Bauhaus desk from "Deutsche Werkstätten, Hellerau, Germany", free standing because is allside veneer, Macassar veneer is rarity,

Signed from the famous German Bauhaus manufacturer "Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau" on the locks. Design likely by Bruno Paul. 2 doors and 4 drawers at the front and the original, sl...

Behrens was creative director for German industrial giant AEG and in 1907 started with Richard Riemerschmid the Deutsche Werkstatten, a very important forerunner to Bauhaus

Behrens was creative director for German industrial giant AEG and in 1907 started with Richard Riemerschmid the Deutsche Werkstatten, a very important forerunner to Bauhaus.

Behrens was creative director for German industrial giant AEG and in 1907 started with Richard Riemerschmid the Deutsche Werkstatten, a very important forerunner to Bauhaus.

Behrens was creative director for German industrial giant AEG and in 1907 started with Richard Riemerschmid the Deutsche Werkstatten, a very important forerunner to Bauhaus.

Beautiful minimalistic VEB Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau hunting chairs designed by Heinz Heger, Germany 1950.

Behrens was creative director for German industrial giant AEG and in 1907 started with Richard Riemerschmid the Deutsche Werkstatten, a very important forerunner to Bauhaus.

German Mid-Century black enameled metal frame bar cart designed by Helmut Magg for Deutsche Werkstätten GmbH, Germany 1960's. Outfitted with a rattan bottle compartment, two levels o...

Hillebrand, Neheim-Hüsten, Germany, marketed by Deutsche Werkstätten, chromium plated metal lacquered in red, Dimentions: diameter 30 cm, height 30 cm.

Each of the three shelves can be adjusted in 7 positions. Key says "DW" (Deutsche Werkstätten) and there are similar pieces to be found in the literature.

A very rare find this corner cupboard of exceptional quality designed in the 1930s by Bruno Paul and produced by Hellerau Deutsche Werkstatten in Germany. The cabinet also has a maca...

After his apprenticeship at the school for applied arts in Cologne, he worked as a designer for Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau (from 1934) and for WK-Verband (after world war II).

In 1946, contact was made with the Deutsche Werkstätten with the designers Georg Leowald and Herbert Hirche, who worked in the tradition of the Bauhaus.

In 1946, contact was made with the Deutsche Werkstätten with the designers Georg Leowald and Herbert Hirche, who worked in the tradition of the Bauhaus.

In 1946, contact was made with the Deutsche Werkstätten with the designers Georg Leowald and Herbert Hirche, who worked in the tradition of the Bauhaus.

In 1946, contact was made with the Deutsche Werkstätten with the designers Georg Leowald and Herbert Hirche, who worked in the tradition of the Bauhaus.

In 1946, contact was made with the Deutsche Werkstätten and the designers Georg Leowald and Herbert Hirche, who worked in the Bauhaus tradition.

In 1946, contact was made with the Deutsche Werkstätten and the designers Georg Leowald and Herbert Hirche, who worked in the Bauhaus tradition.

In 1946, contact was made with the Deutsche Werkstätten with the designers Georg Leowald and Herbert Hirche, who worked in the tradition of the Bauhaus.

In 1946, contact was made with the Deutsche Werkstätten and the designers Georg Leowald and Herbert Hirche, who worked in the Bauhaus tradition.

Exclusive sideboard from the 1960s. Corpus in teak veneer with four doors, two shelves, and new stainless steel feet in Bauhaus design. The top has been coated with black Formica. ...

We are offering a beautiful VEB DW Hellerau bookshelf by Joachim Nebelung for sale. The design is by Joachim Nebelung and was produced in the GDR in the 1960s and 1970s. Condition: ...

Desk writing table by Helmut MAGG for Vereinigte Werkstätten Shapely desk after a draft by Helmut Magg for Vereinigte Werkstätten from 1952. Good workmanship. One lockable drawer,...

A 1950s glass mosaic coffee-table, side table designed by Berthold Muller for Mosaik-werkstätten in Oerlighausen, Germany. Beautiful glass tiles in colors of white, grey tinted, blac...

Rare Richard Riemerschmid arm chair for Deutsche Werkstätten 1910. Arm height is 27”.

On the mahogany back of the front door, there is an emblem saying, 'Möbel Deutsche Werkstätten (MDW) - Handelsmarke' (Furniture German Workshop - trademark).

He is best known for his work in the Deutsche Werkstätten, Munich. The Deutsche Werkstätten, like many contemporary workshops, was created out of a re-commitment to the craftsmanship...

Exceptionally big and well designed sideboard by Helmut Magg. Beautiful piece built in the mid-1960s.

Manufactured by Veb Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau.