Werkstatte Sculpture

Figural sculpture Bronze by Karl Hagenauer Austrian (1898-1956) Vienna, 1930s Marked: WHW

A exceptional sculpture by Franz Hagenauer (1906-1986) depicting a hunter and his pair of hounds

Tall, rare handmade Hagenauer bronze sculpture. Signed: Franz, Hagenauer, Wein, including the

A lovely Wiener Werkstätte horse, carrying a basket on its back for presenting nuts or candies to

Wonderful stretching cat sculpture by Hagenauer. Expertly carved from a single piece of wood

This wonderful sculpture was made by Hagenauer for the Wiener Werkstatte in the 1930's. The figure

The figurine „Josephine Baker“ was in many ways a very important design for the Werkstatte

This is a charming pair of putti riding a chicken and duck each putti sitting on a blanket of flowers.

This original 1930's patinated brass sculpture was produced in Austria by Hagenauer. One of the

Hagenauer Werkstätte (Wien, Austria) around 1930. This rare piece is marked on the bottom (see photo

Terrific signed Hagenauer Madonna and child brass and colored glass sculpture. Signed on the

This stylized sailing ship is one of the more impressive and unique works we have come across by the Hagenauer workshop. The ship hull is finely polished and stained mahogany, and th...

In the late 1920s the Werkstatte Hagenauer increased their range of objects gradually by niche

In the beginning the Werkstatte Hagenauer produced everyday life items like lamps, ashtrays, boxes

A remarkable Art Deco polished bronze sculpture titled “Diana with Dogs” by Karl Hagenauer (b. 1898

in their Viennese workshop. Today this sculptures count towards the beginning of the design of France

Starting in the 30s, the Werkstatte Hagenauer produced objects with African backgrounds. In the 50s

membership of the Weiner Werkstatte influenced him in the Art Deco manner directing the Hagenauer-style so

This is a beautiful sculpture with graceful movement. Marked on the bottom...Handmade, Made in

These original, cast bronze Hagenauer sculptures depict a stylized pair of African women holding

glazed earthenware figure representing a horseman on a reared up horse,impressed mark & number

is draped in a billowing sash, while holding up a circular reflective disc. The bronze sculpture is

A stylish Modernist silvered-bronze of a skier on a stylized downhill slope.

The workshop Hagenauer, founded in Vienna in 1898, became famous all over the world for decorative bronzes and objects of daily use. Hagenauer produced african figures since the lat...

A lovely example.

The boat was a central theme at the Werkstatte Hagenuaer. The brothers Karl and Franz Hagenauer

Depictures of animals were a popular motive throughout the activity of the Werkstatte Hagenauer

This bronze tribal warrior figure with raffia skirt was made ca. 1930 by the Hagenauer Werkstatte

modern and strong expression due to its reduced execution. The sculptures made from nickel-plated brass

The Horse was a popular theme for the Werkstatte Hagenauer. The freedom and dynamic in the movement

” are among the most desirable sculptures of the Werkstätte Hagenauer. They have been executed in a very

heads are among the most desirable sculptures of the Werkstatte Hagenauer. They have been executed in a

As Karl Hagenauer took over the enterprise it began to produce their famous female figurines. At the beginning the female forms were being worked into items like mirrors or candelabr...

A rare and exquisitely crafted miniature dancing mouse figure by Hagenauer. Signed, "wHw" and "Made in Austria". Measures 1.57" H x 1.25" W x 1.25"D (round base is 0.6" diameter)

the 20th century in Vienna. His objects were also sold through the “Wiener Werkstätte”. Powolny

A Hagenauer sculpture of a nickel-plated brass nude woman walking a carved wood panther, 1928

The female body was the most popular motive of Franz Hagenauer. In his designs, the femininity was cherished in every size and position. There is one common attribute in his blueprin...

Seven Mid-Century brass coat hooks, Vienna, 1950. In the manner of Carl Auböck. Measures: Height 9 inch (22cm), width 3 inch (8cm), depth 4 inch (10cm). each hook is coming wit...

This great set of 8 hooks was designed by Carl Aubock in Austria around 1950. Half of the set is made of sand cast brass, the other 4 are brass patinated. The design can be looked up...

Nickel-plated brass pair of stylized baseball players designed by Franz Hagenauer for Werkstatte

Michael Powolny was probably the most influential ceramics designer of the Wiener Jugendstil. His designs are being displayed in every major museum of Art Nouveau all around the worl...

A Franz Hagenauer hand-carved wood reclining nude woman with brass leaves and base, mint condition, circa 1950.

A perfect example of the Hagenauer workshops sculptural works. The sculptural shape is made from patinated and solid brass. Mounted only the front hoofs, the way to fixate the ho...

An Art Deco Karl Hagenauer Sculpture of "Estocada", the Killing of the Bull. Stylized Hand Carved

Signed with the firm's stamp: "wHw" in a circle and "MADE IN VIENNA AUSTRIA". Production circa 1950. Good vintage condition. High: 10.1cm Diameter: largest: 6.2cm.

33 million visitors in six months. The Werkstatte Hagenauer produced their first figures in the

In the 1920s the Werkstätte Hagenauer beside producing functional utensils like ashtrays, writing

dance. The Werkstätte Hagenauer even dedicated a bespoke sculpture to Josephine Baker. This brass

Highly stylized bronze sculpture of antelopes in the manner of Haguenauer.

A sleek Art Deco nickel-plated bronze sculpture depicting a greyhound by Hagenauer. Marked "wHw

Art Deco Karl Hagenauer Sculpture “The Tennis Player”, in Nickel and signed to the base “HAGENAUER

Bronze sculpture, Sitting hunter with bird, Werkstaette Hagenauer, Marks on the wooden base WHW

A bronze sculpture depicting a lovely female face mask being supported by one arm, produced by

Elegant, streamlined, modernistic sculpture of a rooster by Karl Hagenauer of Vienna. The rooster's

Austrian Art Deco brass sculpture lady with greyhounds designed by Franz Hagenauer manufactured by

The decorative brass feather is listed in the catalogue with No: 3650 Decoratively marked 'Auböck' and 'Made in Austria' at the shaft

figures as well as highly stylized ultra-modern sculptures. He managed Hagenauer Werkstatte until his