Bench '6217' by Marcel Kammerer for Thonet, circa 1911

Bentwood bench by Thonet, Austria, 1900s.

Pair of armchairs by Marcel Kammerer, Austria, 1905.

Bentwood Bench by Otto Wagner for J & J KOHN, 1900s

Bentwood bench by Koloman Moser, Viennese secession, circa 1900.

Bench by Ede Toroczkai Wigand, 1920s.

New cream white fabric with black metal legs. Measures: Benches 125cm Price for one.

Marcel Kammerer for Thonet, sofa bench model 6217, bentwood and fabric, Austria, ca. 1910 An elegant bentwood settee designed by Marcel Kammerer a...

Objekt: Sitzbank/Canapé (Zweisitzer) Entwurf: Marcel Kammerer (Schüler Otto Wagners), Wien um 1905 (für Grand Hotel Wiesler - Graz, Wiesler Projekt zwischen 1905-1908) Modell-Nummer:...

Objekt: Armlehnstuhl (4 Stück) Entwurf: Marcel Kammerer (Schule Otto Wagner) zugeschrieben, Wien um 1902 Modell-Nummer: 6517 Ausführung: Gebrüder Thonet, Wien um 1910 Maße in cm (H x...

Secession office chair no.6528 by Marcel Kammerer for Thonet professionally stained and repolished.

- newly upholstered in Backhausen fabric - carefully refurbished and finished with ebony shellac - Height of seat 47 cm.

Hello, We would like to offer you a beautiful set designed by Marcel Kammerer and manufactured by Thonet in Vienna, c. 1910. The set consists of two chairs and a settee. The pieces were made by the best craftsmen with the use of the finest quality material. Marcel Kammerer designs are characterized by sublime proportions and high quality manufacturing. These high quality set is very rare and difficult to find. The pieces will be a great complement to any elegant interior. It does not matter whether it is a classic or modern interior because Art Nouveau is simply timeless. Viennese Thonet is distinguished by their sophisticated proportions, rare and refined design and excellent craftsmanship and continue to have a great influence on modern design. Marcel Kammerer (1878 Vienna--1959 Montreal) was a successful Viennese architect and designer, as well as a painter. He studied at the Staatsgewerbeschule (State Trade School) in Vienna and then at the "Wagnerschule” (Wagner School). From 1902 to 1910, Kammerer worked in Otto Wagner’s studio, where he became chief draughtsman and participated in major projects such as the Post Office Savings Bank and the Steinhof Church...