Josef Frank; Adolf G. Schneck, Table 'T 142', 3 armchairs 'A 64 F' and flower table 'T 377', 1927-1930, Table: H. 60.5 cm, Ø 68 cm; Armchairs: H. 79.5 x 52 x 62.5 cm; Flower table: H. 47 x 93.5 x 41 cm. Made by Thonet, Vienna. Beech wood, plywood, painted salmon pink ('Velvet No. 102'), glass, white. Marked: manufacturer's stamp (chairs), manufacturer's sticker (flower table)., Ott-Wodni, Josef Frank 1885-1967, Raumgestaltung und Möbeldesign, Vienna 2015, p. 308; Ottillinger, Wohnen zwischen den Kriegen, Vienna 2009, p. 48; Adolf G. Schneck, Der Stuhl, Stuttgart 1928, p. 20; Catalog Van Ham, Collection Thillmann, THONET-PERFEKTES DESIGN, lot 186. Provenance: Villa of architect Vlastimil Brozek, Prague. The table was designed by Josef Frank, the armchairs by Adolf G. Schneck.

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