Oscar Bruno Bach Furniture

An example of Oscar Bachs' work.

Condition: Original Vintage Condition Materials: Patinated Bronze Designed by Oscar Bruno Bach in the 1920s, this striking pair of patinated bronze bookends captures the bold spirit...

Elevate your home with the timeless elegance of this Vintage Boho Oscar Bach Bronze Console Table. Showcasing the legendary craftsmanship of Oscar Bach, this piece features intricate...

Circa 1920s x-form stool designed by Oscar Bruno Bach, New York City. Made entirely of heavy solid brass & iron in the Classical style with female figures surrounded by c-scrolls, ur...

Impressive Art Deco designed Oscar Bach round occasional, side or end table with a Empress Green marble top plus base and bronze lamp base with original Steuben glass globe. This is ...

"Antique Oscar Bach polychrome decorated bronze mirror. Additional information: Materials: Bronze, Mirror, Polychrome Color: Bronze Brand: Oscar Bach Designer: Oscar Bach Per...

Oscar Bruno Bach (German/American, 1884-1957) designed these lovely corner chairs in 1925 and yet, they have a timeless beauty and functionality. Beautiful bronze work to backrest an...

Medieval revival wrought iron, bronze arm chair by Oscar Bach, Great example of the work of Bach, Superior quality and construction, Retains original steel ...

An antique pair of Arts and Crafts floor lamps attributed to Oscar Bach offer bronzed and gilt cast metal construction with upper pierced scroll panel screening candle light, raised ...

Pair of Art Deco Oscar Bach silvered iron candlesticks Oscar Bruno Bach (1884 - 1957) USA, Circa 1930s Each candlestick is a fine example of Oscar Bach's innovative Art Deco design, These candlesticks show influences of Addison Mizner, the noted Palm Beach architect and furniture designer. Each candlestick has a three inch diameter 'pricket' bobeche, supported on a octagonal channeled column with incised decoration, raised on squared octangular pierced fretwork based raised on four stylized paw feet. Each candlestick is signed in script 'Oscar B Bach...

Italianate mirror and console set designed and manufactured by Oscar Bach, 1923. Copper alloy with dark brown chemical patina, glass, lacquer, tinned sheet metal. The mirror is referenced in on the official Oscar Bach website in the category featured work under mirrors. The website was created by "The friends of Oscar Bach" which is dedicated to the life and work of Oscar Bach. From the description of the mirror. The framing panels of this Italianate mirror consist of foliate scrolls within rectangular borders, laid over lacquer panels. The side, top, and bottom panels contain vines with triangular leaves, textured fruit and leaves, and berries, all imposed over red lacquer. Each of the four corner panels depicts a four-leafed blossom on an open square device, imposed over black lacquer. Each of these eight lacquered panels is framed by a simple molding, and a ribboned slip molding surrounds the glass that lies within the frame made by the lacquered panels. Above this ornate rectangular frame is a pediment containing a classical mask with lobed hair or crown and down-turned mouth, flanked by converging S-scrolls with petaled flowers. Below the frame are complimentary bound scrolls, each with a hanging leaf pendant. A demilune slap of white marble (patinated over time) sits atop of the matching demilune console...

This stunning lamp by Oscar Bach features a brass "Atlas" figurine kneeling on a marble base with brass footings. The shade is a rose pink, complementing the marble. The base measures 5" X 4". After moving to New York from Germany in 1911, Bach's work became well-known amongst the elite, with commissions from individuals such as Andrew Carnegie...