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negative (photographic), Esstisch, Werkstätte Hagenauer, MAK Inv.nr. HAF 2531-25

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Title

Esstisch (given title)

Collection

Hagenauer archive

Production

client / customer: Werkstätte Hagenauer, Vienna

Material | Technique

celluloid,
negative

Measurements

height: 8.8 cm
width: 11.7 cm

Inventory number

HAF 2531-25

Acquisition

donation , 2015-11-26

Department

Metal Collection and Wiener Werkstätte Archive

Associated Objects

photograph, Esstisch

Inscriptions

model number: Fab. No. 5646
photo no.: 635
text on object: KU. GEW. / HAGENAUER

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