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OF1512992

Aesthetic Movement Screen

  • H: 132.5 cm (52 3/16")
  • W: 104 cm (40 15/16")
  • D: 275 cm (108 1/4")
Mahogany two-fold screen, with embossed leather-framed mirrors and leather backs. Stamped F.W PAPKE, WIEN, WIEDEN. F.W Papke was an important Viennese company, renowned for their leatherwork, gallantry and art bookbinding during the monarchy. They were located on Mozartplatz (Mozartgasse 4) in Vienna's 4th district of Wieden. The company was founded in 1841 by Karl Papke, a native of Greifswald. His successor as head of the company was his son F. W Papke. Papke produced innumerable works for the personal use of the Emperor, which received the appreciative praise of this distinguished client. Papke was also Archduke Eugen's chamber supplier. Papke was awarded a prize at the world exhibition in Vienna in 1873. He received a diploma of recognition for services to arts and crafts, the silver medal at the exhibition in Paris in 1894 and at the exhibition in Antwerp in 1894.
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Mahogany two-fold screen, with embossed leather-framed mirrors and leather backs. Stamped F.W PAPKE, WIEN, WIEDEN. F.W Papke was an important Viennese company, renowned for their leatherwork, gallantry and art bookbinding during the monarchy. They were located on Mozartplatz (Mozartgasse 4) in Vienna's 4th district of Wieden. The company was founded in 1841 by Karl Papke, a native of Greifswald. His successor as head of the company was his son F. W Papke. Papke produced innumerable works for the personal use of the Emperor, which received the appreciative praise of this distinguished client. Papke was also Archduke Eugen's chamber supplier. Papke was awarded a prize at the world exhibition in Vienna in 1873. He received a diploma of recognition for services to arts and crafts, the silver medal at the exhibition in Paris in 1894 and at the exhibition in Antwerp in 1894.
  • Condition: Good
  • Country: Austria
  • Materials & Techniques: Leather, Mahogany, Mirror
  • Style: Arts & Crafts
  • Provenance: 0.0

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