Klappfauteuil Nr. 2 - photo 1
Klappfauteuil Nr. 2 - photo 2
Klappfauteuil Nr. 2 - photo 3

Klappfauteuil Nr. 2

Lot 81
22.01.2019 16:00UTC +02:00
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€ 2 600
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ID 151353
Lot 81 | Klappfauteuil Nr. 2
Estimate value
€ 1 800 – 2 200
Vor 1895. Entwurf Gebrüder Thonet.

Buchenholz, massiv gebogen. 107x60x67cm.
Ausstellungen:
-MöbelDesign, Roentgen Thonet und die Moderne, Roentgen Museum Neuwied, 2011.
-Sitzen - Liegen - Schaukeln, Möbel von Thonet, Grassi Museum für angewandte Kunst, Leipzig 2014.

Literatur:
-Thillmann/Willscheid, "MöbelDesign, Roentgen Thonet und die Moderne", Ausstellungskatalog, Roentgen Museum Neuwied, 2011, S. 303, Abb. 60.

Dieses Modell ist das früheste bekannte Klapp-Möbel der Firma Gebrüder Thonet. Es hat offensichtlich noch einen weiteren Klappfauteuil gegeben - daher hier die Nummer 2 - von dem wir aber keine Abbildung haben. Dieser Klappfauteuil ist im Zusammenhang mit dem Schaukelfauteuil Nr. 3 (Los 102) entstanden: Sowohl die Rückengestaltung als auch die Konstruktion der Armlehnen sind bei beiden Möbeln identisch. Die Datierung "vor 1895" stützt sich auf die Abbildungen in den Katalogen. In dem 1890er Katalog hat dieses Modell sowohl unter der vorderen Sitzkante als auch unter dem Sitz als Aussteifung an dem Gelenk der jeweils beiden Seitenteile ein rechteckförmig gebogenes Bugholzteil. In dem 1895er Katalog, wie auch in allen folgenden, ist dieses zweite, an dem Gelenk angebrachte Teil, durch zwei einfache Holzstäbe ersetzt
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