Austria Screens and Room Dividers

Room divider, screen, circa 1940. Beautiful wooden screen made of individual slats by Baumann Fils & Cie, Melun-Paris. A flexible Paravent made out o...

Unique shelf system or bookcase from France, midcentury. This is an ingenious never seen before self-bearing plug-in shelf-system made from solid oak (...

Screen in iron with heavy linen fabric covering by Stefan Herzog. The naturalistic object has a poetic touch and recalls the works of Garouste and Bonetti. The iron parts have a certain rusticity, the pores are open, making them look almost like branches. The slightly coarser beige-colored linen harmonizes perfectly with the brown iron frame. The 3-frame parts are mounted on 4 large oak wheels. The object is movable and, when postitioning, the wheels must be properly aligned. These oak wheels give the object the final touch. Stefan Herzog was born in 1960 in Germany- Munich. His father runs for many years a Kunstschmiede in Munich, therefore meets Stefan Herzog also this choice of profession. He is trained as a blacksmith and visits the art academy in Munich, he concludes his training with the master craftsman's diploma. He takes over his father's family business. His artistic heart is attached to the special objects that he designs again and again. Various exhibitions in Munich with forged unique pieces - furniture follow...

From the very early 20th century, the rise of the Art Nouveau era in Austria comes this outstanding bamboo screen. The elaborately composed bamboo frame gives this unique screen a ki...

Room divider screen Paravant, Italy, circa 1955 This very large screen in the style of Fornasetti has been handmade from iron and screen-printed Lucite. It moves on customized cas...

Two mahogany rare room divider from the 1960s was designed by Ludvik Volak for Drevopodnik Holesov, in Czechoslovakia. This type was only produced in small numbers. Completely restored.

Expressive, Italian screen in the colors gold - gray and black by Stefano Pertini from the 1980s. Backside gold plain with slightly pigmented structure, signed by hand S. Pertini 3 wooden panels covered with wallpaper and painted with acrylic colours connected by hinges to moving the individual elements. Stefano Pertini, born in 1955 in Cefalù, grew up in Naples, where he was initially impressed by baroque painting. (especially by Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio...

Flower (dividing) wall made of the bent beech plywood and features geometric patterns. In an excellent restored condition. Designed in the early 1960s by Ludvik Volak and manufactur...

Gorgeous Art Nouveau bamboo vanity table from the Art Nouveau period in Austria, circa 1910. The artful arranged bamboo gives this vanity table a ni...

Art deco vintage walnut shelf or flower stand or room divider in brown color tone designed and manufactured Vienna circa 1930. An Art Deco shelf ...

Flower (dividing) wall made of the bent beech plywood and features geometric patterns. In an excellent restored condition. Designed in the early 1960s by Ludvik Volak and manufactur...

From Austria at the beginning of the 20th century comes this remarkable four-panel screen from the famous workshops of J&J Kohn. The sketch for this lovely screen comes from non othe...