Walter Sobotka Furniture
American, 1888-1970
Walter Sobotka was in a leading position in 1929, and from 1932–34, he was Vice President of the Austrian Werkbund. He designed for the Austrian Werkbundsiedlung in the 14th district two houses. In the interwar time, Sobotka worked in the circle of Jaques Groag, Felix Augenfeld and Josef Frank and was very successful. For a short time, he was involved in the interior company Haus & Garten by Josef Frank and Oskar Wlach. Sobotka was a friend of Josef Frank.
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Creator: Walter Sobotka
Art Deco Era Windsor Chair by Walter Sobotka Circle of Josef Frank, Vienna, 1932
By Walter Sobotka
Located in Vienna, AT
Art Deco Era Windsor chair design attributed to Walter Sobotka Vienna 1932.
The WIndsor chair from solid oakwood features a saddle seat and conical feet.
Walter Sobotka (1888 Vienna - 1972 New York) has a leading position in 1929 and also from 1932 - 1934 he was Vice President of the Austrian Werkbund. He designed for the Austrian Werkbundsiedlung in the 14th district 2 buildings.
In the interwar period he worked in the circle of Jaques Groag, Felix Augenfeld...
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1930s Austrian Art Deco Vintage Walter Sobotka Furniture
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Oak
Art Deco Wood Coffee Table Circle Josef Frank by Walter Sobotka Austria 1930s
By Walter Sobotka
Located in Vienna, AT
Art deco vintage tripod coffee table, which was designed by Walter Sobotka, Vienna 1930s.
A stunning and refreshed coffee table or side table from solid walnut in very good and ready...
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1930s Austrian Art Deco Vintage Walter Sobotka Furniture
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Walnut
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