J And J Kohn Hoffmann

Vienna Secession pair of chairs, Model 826, in stained black beechwood by Josef Hoffmann for J. & J

either side by carved 'egg' shape and two sabre back legs. Designed by Josef Hoffmann, manufactured by J

WITH STAMPED MARK "J & J KOHN" CIRCA 1905...JOSEF HOFFMAN DESIGNER

by J. & J. Kohn, Austria, with stained beechwood frame and plywood seat and back, with brass rod and

, manufactured by J. & J. Kohn, c. 1910. Upholstery is under-upholstery, sold 'as is'.

Rare Mahogany and Birch Wood Oval Glass Door Cabinet made by Josef Hoffmann for J&J Kohn, Vienna

Corbusier’s words, a house is “a machine for living in (machine à habiter)” (1923). J. & J. Kohn, a furniture

Vienna Secession ebonized nest of tables with a grid on both sides by Josef Hoffmann, produced by J

Vienna Secessionist Settee designed by Josef Hoffmann and made by J.J. Kohn ( Part of suite)

Vienna Secessionist settee designed by Josef Hoffmann and made by J&J Kohn (part of suite. New

manufactured by J & J Kohn.

manufactured by J & J Kohn.

Made by J & J. Kohn (label) In 1901 Hoffmann published the following statement under

Vienna Secessionist table designed by Josef Hoffmann and made by J.J. Kohn. (Part of suite)

Vienna Secessionist beech bentwood settee designed by Josef Hoffmann and made by J.J. Kohn, new

Hoffmann, produced by J. & J. Kohn, c. 1902.

Josef Hoffmann, manufactured by J. & J. Kohn, c. 1910.

upholstery by Josef Hoffmann, produced by J. & J. Kohn, c. 1902.

examples served as model for the "Cabaret Fledermaus," c. 1908, made by J & J Kohn, Vienna. German

Pair of Vienna Secessionist chairs designed by Josef Hoffmann and manufactured by J.J. Kohn.

Nest of four bentwood tables. designed by Vienna Secessionist Josef Hoffmann and manufactured by J

bentwood manufacturer J. & J. Kohn collaborated with several artists, one of these is the talented pupil of

Pair of Vienna Secessionist chairs designed by Josef Hoffmann and manufactured by J. & J. Kohn.

An oval table, Model No. 514, designed by Gustave Siegel, before 1906. Manufactured by J. & J. Kohn

. Kohn, Vienna, ca. 1908. Carl Witzmann (1883 - 1952) was an Architect and a student of Josef Hoffmann

Savings Bank (1904-1906). Wagner was commissioned by both J&J Kohn and rival firm Gebrüder Thonet to

Early example of the model 728. chair in beech bentwood with original leather seats and brass square tack border.   

, Austria and designed by the legendary Josef Hoffmann. Hoffman designed several pieces for the Kohn factory

condition, requires restoration. Marked J. & J. Kohn, Vienna, 11/22/1913.

. The famous architect Josef Hoffmann collaborated with the bentwood producers. This chair, model no

JOSEF HOFFMANN set of polished mahogany nesting tables in original finish with J. & J. KOHN label

The bentwood furniture of Jacob & Josef Kohn was among the most important furniture pieces of the

Set of four nesting tables designed by Josef Hoffmann in 1905, manufactured by J & J Kohn (partly

Josef Hoffmann and Gustav Siegel both worked in the atelier of Otto Wagner in the time, circa 1900

the reknown furniture makers Jacob & Josef Kohn factory in Austria. These Hoffman armchairs were

produced by J. & J. Kohn in 1910. It is possibly by Josef Hoffmann or Otto Prutscher. Reupholstered in an

model "Fledermaus" J. & J. Kohn The Wiener Werkstätte experienced its most glamorous phase in the

architect Josef Hoffmann and can only be found on furniture executed by J. & J. Kohn. This model became