Werner Moser Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Werner Moser Art Value Price Guide

Sep. 27, 2022
WERNER MAX MOSER EMBRU WOHNBEDARF HIGH-BACK CHAIR
Est: $50 - $10,000
Rare Bauhaus period lounge chair designed by Werner Max Moser for Embru Wohnbedarf, featuring a chrome cantilever frame with adjustable back, painted wood armrests and gray linen cushions. Labeled with original plaque on backrest. Circa 1935. Dimensions: H 32" x W 23" x D 29" x SH 16" Condition: A few scuffs to paint finishes, some pitting and scratches to chrome; minor soiling and discoloration to cushions.
Westport Auction
Mar. 20, 2019
Werner Max Moser
Est: CHF3,500 - CHF4,500
Gartensessel Modell 68, Wb. 25
Artcurial Beurret Bailly Widmer
Mar. 20, 2019
Werner Max Moser
Est: CHF4,500 - CHF5,500
Klapptisch
Artcurial Beurret Bailly Widmer
Dec. 06, 2018
WERNER MAX MOSER
Est: CHF1,000 - CHF1,500
WERNER MAX MOSER (1896-1970) CANTILEVER ARMCHAIR, "1437" model, designed 1931 for Embru-Werke Chromed steel tubing, Bakelite and pink fabric cover. 62x80x97 cm. - Light traces of corrosion. - Fabric requires replacement. --------------- WERNER MAX MOSER (1896-1970) FREISCHWINGER ARMLEHNSTUHL, Modell "1437", Entwurf 1931 für Embru-Werke Stahlrohr verchromt, Bakelit und rostfarbener Stoffbezug. 62x80x97 cm. - leichte Korrosionsspuren - Stoff zu ersetzen
Koller Auctions
Jun. 26, 2018
WERNER MAX MOSER
Est: CHF1,000 - CHF1,500
WERNER MAX MOSER (1896-1970) PAIR OF SIDE TABLES, "Abstelltisch 71" model, designed in 1931 for Embru Rüti/Wohnbedarf Chrome-plated steel tube, wood, and linoleum. 44x30x81 cm. Later editition. --------------- WERNER MAX MOSER (1896-1970) EIN PAAR BEISTELLTISCHE, Modell "Abstelltisch 71", Entwurf 1931 für Embru Rüti/Wohnbedarf Chromstahlrohr, Holz und Linoleum. 44x30x81 cm. Spätere Ausführung.
Koller Auctions
Dec. 14, 2016
Paire de fauteuils attrib. Werner Max Moser, éd. Wohnbedarf, circa 1930, structure en acier tubulaire chromé, métal peint ivoire et cadre en maille
Est: CHF800 - CHF1,200
Paire de fauteuils attriubés à Werner Max Moser (1896-1970), édition Wohnbedarf, Suisse, circa 1930, structure en acier tubulaire chromé, métal peint ivoire et cadre en maille, garniture en tissu vert-olive et rayure à fond ocre, plaquette de l'éditeur
Piguet Hôtel des Ventes | Genève
Jun. 02, 2014
Werner Moser, Rare Early Armchair Model 1435, around 1933/34
Est: €1,600 - €2,000
Chrome-plated steel, wool upholstery, lacquered beech wood Switzerland, around 1933/34 Werner Max Moser (1896-1970) - Swiss architect and designer Embru (est. 1904) - Manufacturer of quality furniture with functional design Execution by Embru, um 1934 Sales by residential demand , Zurich Adjustable tubular steel chair Model: 1435 On the back on the frame with 'Wohnbedarf' and 'EMBRU' plaques Dimensions: 76 x 60.5 x 50 cm Good condition Provenance: Private collection, Munich, Germany Rare, early model of Moser's cantilever chair in the typical fashion of European modernism This comfortable cantilever armchair was designed by the Swiss architect Werner Max Moser and manufactured by company Embru. In 1930 Moser had designed a cantilever chair, which differed by from other models of this kind. He had separated the cushion frame from the cantilever base so that the sitting position was adjustable. The seat and back cushions were also only resting on top of the frame. The chair is in good condition. The upholstery is in good condition with only minimal staining, there is light wear to the armrests (repainted). The back of the frame bears two plaques 'Wohnbedarf' and 'EMBRU'. The chair has a back height of 76 cm, a width of 60.5 cm, a seat depth of 50 cm and a seat height of 47 cm. Werner Max Moser (1896-1970) Werner Max Moser (1896-1970) studied architecture under his father Karl Moser at ETHZ in Zurich. After completing his studies, Moser worked for Frank Lloyd Wright in the United States which influenced his architectonic principle a great deal. He returned home in order to work in his father's office designing furniture. In 1927, he joined the Schweizer Kollektivgruppe. The group designed the interiosr of several aparments in the Weissenhof-Block of Mies van der Rohe. Werner Max Moser co-founded the Zurich-based company Wohnbedarf AG in 1931. A few years later in 1937, he joined his colleagues Max Ernst Haefeli and Rudolf Steiger and together they founded the office Haefli, Moser, Steiger (HMS). EN Export: "Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance"
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
Jun. 20, 2013
WERNER MAX MOSER (1896 -1970) PAAR ARMLEHNSTÜHLE,
Est: CHF500 - CHF700
WERNER MAX MOSER (1896 -1970) PAAR ARMLEHNSTÜHLE, Modell Select, Entwurf 1934 für Wohnbedarf Buche und braunes Leder 'Wohnbedarf Typ' Schild. Originalbezüge.
Koller Auctions
Jun. 13, 2013
Garderobe und Schirmständer, 1930-1950
Est: CHF600 - CHF800
WERNER MAX MOSER Garderobe und Schirmständer 1930-1950 Karlsruhe 1896-1970 Zürich Stahlrohr verchromt. Hergestellt von den Embru-Werken in Rüti. Dabei passender Schirmständer von W. Egli Entwurf von 1932 Modell 102. Garderobe L = 90 cm Schirmständer H = 37,5 cm
Galerie Fischer Auktionen AG
Feb. 26, 2013
WERNER MAX MOSER (1896-1970) & WOHNBEDARF (Éditeur) Chaise longue, à structure en frêne, piétement repliable formant arcature trapéz...
Est: €2,000 - €2,500
WERNER MAX MOSER (1896-1970) & WOHNBEDARF (Éditeur) Chaise longue, à structure en frêne, piétement repliable formant arcature trapézoïdale, chaque pied fuselé méplat est cranté pour accueillir des éléments mobiles permettant de régler l'inclinaison du dossier et de l'assise à claire-voie. Accotoirs détachés zoomorphes, élément de fixation en métal chromé. Haut. 81 cm - Larg. 65 cm - Long. 176 cm
Tajan
May. 15, 2012
Werner Max MOSER (1896-1970) Ensemble de deux tables d'appoint #72 - 1931 Piètement en tube de métal cintré nickelé, plateau en bois..
Est: €1,200 - €1,800
Werner Max MOSER (1896-1970) Ensemble de deux tables d'appoint #72 - 1931 Piètement en tube de métal cintré nickelé, plateau en bois recouvert de lino rouge, ceinturé de bois massif Fabrication Embrü-Werke Edition et distribution Wohnbedarf AG 68 x 45 x 45 cm 62 x 62 x 42 cm A PAIR OF TUBULAR NICKEL STEEL SIDE TABLES 26.77 x 17.71 x 17.71 in. 24.40 x 24.40 x 16.53 in. Bibliographie : G. Frey "Mobilier suisse Créations de 1927 à 1984" Editions Benteli - Bern 1986. Modèle similaire reproduit en noir et blanc page 59
Artcurial
May. 15, 2012
Werner Max MOSER (1896-1970) Petit meuble d'appoint - circa 1930 Structure tubulaire en métal chromé, plateaux en bois laqué vert bl..
Est: €800 - €1,200
Werner Max MOSER (1896-1970) Petit meuble d'appoint - circa 1930 Structure tubulaire en métal chromé, plateaux en bois laqué vert bleu rouge Fabrication Embru Distribution Wohnbedarf AG Plaque de l'éditeur TUBULAR CHROME-PLATED SIDE TABLE 23.79 x 17.55 x 12.09 in. h: 61 w: 45 d: 31 cm
Artcurial
May. 15, 2012
Werner Max MOSER (1896-1970) Table ronde démontable - circa 1930 Piètement en tube de métal laqué gris, plateau en bois laqué rouge...
Est: €800 - €1,200
Werner Max MOSER (1896-1970) Table ronde démontable - circa 1930 Piètement en tube de métal laqué gris, plateau en bois laqué rouge brique DISMOUNTABLE TUBULAR STEEL AND WOOD TABLE 28.47 x 31.59 in. h: 73 w: 81 cm
Artcurial
Oct. 06, 2010
WERNER MOSER (1896-1970) for EMBRU
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
Rare low armchair, model 21, curved, chromium-plated metal tubing. Original plate marked Embru. Circa 1931. H : 25 ½ W : 29 ½ in. D : 31 ½ in. Rare fauteuil bas modèle 21 en tubes de métal cintré chromé. Plaquette d'origine Embru. Vers 1931. H : 65 cm l : 75 cm P : 80 cm
Aguttes
Nov. 15, 2009
MOSER, WERNER MAX . (1896 - 1970). ARMCHAIR Moser,
Est: CHF800 - CHF1,200
MOSER, WERNER MAX. (1896 - 1970). ARMCHAIR Moser, model 21, designed 1930 for Embru-Werke Rüti. Chromed metal, black lacquered wood and fawn leather. Thick cushions on tubular frame. From Rudolf Bircher's office. MOSER, WERNER MAX (1896 - 1970) FAUTEUIL Moser, modèle 21, design 1930 pour Embru-Werke Rüti Métal chromé, bois laqué noir et cuir fauve. Dossier et siège rectangulaires munis d'épais coussins, sur piétement tubulaire d'une pièce formant les accotoirs à manchettes en bois. Ce meuble provient du bureau de Rudolf Bircher.
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