A Secessionist satinwood, marquetry, ebonised and ivory inlaid suite in the manner of...

A Secessionist satinwood, marquetry, ebonised and ivory inlaid suite in the manner of Koloman Moser, with applied figural porcelain panels attributed to Franz Junkersdorf Dresden

First quarter 20th Century, some porcelain panels signed 'H. Rock'

Comprising: a seven door wardrobe enclosing hanging and shelved space, five doors set with raised porcelain panels modelled in high relief with classical figures, 205.5 cm high x 310 cm wide; one end 63 cm depth, the other 50.5 cm: together with a two-tier Cabinet, the upper cabinet with twin doors enclosing an open space and the lower cabinet enclosing space for shelves, 205.5 cm high x 110 cm wide x 42.5 cm deep: a pair of upright chairs with curved top rail, open X shaped back, the centres of the X with a diamond shape inset of ivory, oval drop in seats, 89. 5 cm high x 50 cm wide: an oval occasional table with single drawer, with inlaid edge and united by an under-tier, 78.5 cm high x 69.5 wide x 42 cm deep; and a Pair of wardrobes, each with two doors, one with inlaid geometric decoration and one with applied ceramic panel, enclosing shelves and a hanging rail, 205 cm high x 84.5 cm wide x 51 cm deep

The cupboards decorated with inlaid geometric banding and arrow-feather motifs, with brass secessionist recessed handles and hammered brass around the base and feet (7)

Purchased: Kastern Auction House, Hanover, 6th July 2013 as Viennese/Austrian, Koloman Moser Attributed, circa 1905, Porcelain panels by Franz Junkersdorf, Dresden and possibly made for the Esterhasy family.