Rare Bookend Leaping Gazelles By Hagenauer Wien
By Werkstätte Hagenauer Wien
Located in Vienna, AT
Brass bookend leaping gazelles. Designed and manufactured by company Hagenauer in the 1930s
Brass
Unavailable
H 10.63 in W 8.27 in D 7.09 in
Massive Brass Door Handle Depicting a Gazelle by the Hagenauer Workshop Vienna
By Werkstätte Hagenauer Wien, Franz Hagenauer
Located in Vienna, Vienna
Another rare find the signature piece of the Austrian lingerie producer Gazelle. Designed and
Brass
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H 6 in W 9.5 in D 4.25 in
Beautiful Gazelle Sculpture in the style of Franz Hagenauer, Austria, 1950s
By Werkstätte Hagenauer Wien, Franz Hagenauer
Located in Vienna, AT
A beautiful and rare handcrafted brass sculpture displaying a Gazelle, in the style of Franz
Marble, Brass
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H 14.18 in W 10.24 in D 4.73 in
Werkstatte Hagenauer Gazelle Head Wood and Patinated Brass, 1940s Marked
By Werkstätte Hagenauer Wien
Located in Vienna, AT
The majestic head of the gazelle is like other sculptures of antelopes, giraffes and elephants part
Brass
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H 13.59 in W 11.03 in D 16.34 in
Werkstatte Hagenauer Gazelle Head Brass and Wood Figurine, circa 1940
By Werkstätte Hagenauer Wien
Located in Vienna, AT
Depictures of animals were a popular motive throughout the activity of the Werkstatte Hagenauer
Brass
Karl Hagenauer Art Deco Bronze Gazelle Sculpture
By Karl Hagenauer
Located in North Hollywood, CA
A beautifully stylized standing gazelle by the Austrian master Karl Hagenauer. When other designers
Bronze
Bronze Leaping Gazelle Sculpture by Karl Hagenauer
By Karl Hagenauer
Located in North Hollywood, CA
Hagenauer workshops were opened in Vienna in 1898 by Carl, the father of both Karl and Franz
Bronze Leaping Gazelle Sculpture by Karl Hagenauer
By Karl Hagenauer
Located in North Hollywood, CA
1930s Vienna sculpture by Karl Hagenauer
Wood and Bronze Gazelle Sculpture by Karl Hagenauer
By Karl Hagenauer
Located in North Hollywood, CA
While other designers of the Art Deco 1930's were streamlining trains and toasters, Karl Hagenauer
Bronze
Wood and Bronze Gazelle Sculpture by Karl Hagenauer
By Karl Hagenauer
Located in North Hollywood, CA
1930s Vienna sculpture by Karl Hagenauer
Bronze
Bronze and Wood Gazelle Head Sculpture by Karl Hagenauer
By Karl Hagenauer
Located in North Hollywood, CA
1930s Vienna sculpture by Karl Hagenauer
Bronze
Art Deco Bronze and Wood Gazelle Sculpture by Karl Hagenauer
By Karl Hagenauer
Located in North Hollywood, CA
While other designers of the Art Deco 1930's were streamlining trains and toasters, Karl Hagenauer
Bronze
Hagenauer Bookends Pair Leaping Gazelles Wien Made in Austria
By Werkstätte Hagenauer Wien
Located in Oakland, CA
Hagenauer bookends pair leaping gazelles. Original had rubbed brass patina finish—stylized Haenauer
Metal, Brass
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H 13.39 in W 12.8 in D 3.94 in
Werkstatte Hagenauer Pouncing Gazelle Brass and Wood figurine circa 1960
By Werkstätte Hagenauer Wien
Located in Vienna, AT
Depictures of animals were a popular motive throughout the activity of the Werkstatte Hagenauer
Brass
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