A pair of Austrian Secessionist Armchairs designed by Gustav Siegel Picasso of tapering column form with

of tapering column form with hand-stitched leather detailing

Renoir or Pissarro from a young age

The think and faded pine plank top retaining a beautiful well worn patina (showing signs of being a work table) the undercarriage fitted with square section legs joined by a stretcher (presently removed)

above three drawers

A pair of Austrian Secessionist Armchairs designed by Gustav Siegel Picasso of tapering column form withVienna Secession Settee with brass feet in ebonised beech wood by Gustav Siegel, produced by J. & J. Kohn, Upholstered in Kerry Joyce Linen and Velvet. Austrian, circa 190 This chair was exhibited for the first time at the Exposition Universelle, Paris, in 1900Lit.: cf Das Interieur I, Heft 10, Wien 1900, ill. p. 156 cf Sales catalogue Jacob & Josef Kohn 1916, Reprint Munich 1980, ill. p. 40, no 715 F Austrian furniture manufacturing company. In 1849