Adolf Loos, an elephant trunk table, Friedrich Otto Schmidt, Vienna, c. 1900
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eight-leg version; maplewood, stained to simulate mahogany, with polished finish; outline of the table top and sabots made of nickel silver; twenty-five blue tiles; professionally restored, signs of age and use; height 65 cm, diameter 86.7 cm. (MP)
Provenance:
Viennese Private Collection.
Literature:
Das Interieur, 1903, p. 14; Rukschcio, Schachel, Adolf Loos, p. 111;
Ottillinger, Adolf Loos, p. 105 and 165; Rostás, Friedrich Otto Schmidt, p. 210, no. 281. Unlike most other versions, this example of the “elephant trunk table” uses nickel silver for the sabots and the edging. This creates an especially harmonious effect in combination with the glazed blue tiles on the table top. The elephant trunk table, documented in writing and photographs at the Friedrich Otto Schmidt Archive, was used, inter alia, in the apartments of Dr Hugo Haberfeld and in the study at the apartment of Gustav Turnovsky (both from 1902).
Expert: Dr. Magda Pfabigan, M.A.
Dr. Magda Pfabigan, M.A.
+43-1-515 60-383
magda.pfabigan@dorotheum.at
12.12.2018 - 16:00
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EUR 12.000,- do EUR 18.000,-
Adolf Loos, an elephant trunk table, Friedrich Otto Schmidt, Vienna, c. 1900
eight-leg version; maplewood, stained to simulate mahogany, with polished finish; outline of the table top and sabots made of nickel silver; twenty-five blue tiles; professionally restored, signs of age and use; height 65 cm, diameter 86.7 cm. (MP)
Provenance:
Viennese Private Collection.
Literature:
Das Interieur, 1903, p. 14; Rukschcio, Schachel, Adolf Loos, p. 111;
Ottillinger, Adolf Loos, p. 105 and 165; Rostás, Friedrich Otto Schmidt, p. 210, no. 281. Unlike most other versions, this example of the “elephant trunk table” uses nickel silver for the sabots and the edging. This creates an especially harmonious effect in combination with the glazed blue tiles on the table top. The elephant trunk table, documented in writing and photographs at the Friedrich Otto Schmidt Archive, was used, inter alia, in the apartments of Dr Hugo Haberfeld and in the study at the apartment of Gustav Turnovsky (both from 1902).
Expert: Dr. Magda Pfabigan, M.A.
Dr. Magda Pfabigan, M.A.
+43-1-515 60-383
magda.pfabigan@dorotheum.at
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