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Mackintosh, Charles Rennie Glasgow 1868 - 1928 London

Lot 2760
24.03.2023 11:30UTC +01:00
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€ 1 200
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Lot 2760 | Mackintosh, Charles Rennie Glasgow 1868 - 1928 London
Mackintosh, Charles Rennie Glasgow 1868 - 1928 London, wichtiger Vertreter des Art Nouveau und des Arts and Crafts Movement, sechs Stühle/low back chairs ''Ingram, Low'' gestempelt und num. (je mit Begleitheftchen von Cassina), E: 1900 für den White Dining Room, Ingram Street Tearooms, A: um 1981, Cassina (Italien), Esche dunkel gebeizt, die Vierkantbeine ringsum verstrebt, Polstersitz mit grauem Textilbezug, die Rückenlehne mit ausgesparter Handhabe und Vertikalstreben mit quadratischen Aussparungen, H: 106 cm. Tlw. Gebrauchs- und Sitzspuren.
Artist:Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868 - 1928)
Auction house category:Design
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