MAK - Austrian Museum of Applied Arts/Contemporary Art (MAK - Österreichisches Museum für angewandte Kunst/Gegenwartskunst)
Beech with bismuth painting, a young married couple in traditional 16th century costume on lid with tall hat and bonnet, gothicized flowers in the corners, on the side pieces with bands of stylised flowers, South Germany
Petit point embroidery and beadwork on dark ground. Leaf and flower wreath. Depiction of a barefoot girl giving fodder to a kid. Carved limewood stained in black
Dark hardwood with carved-in relief (Arabic scripture, tendrils, geometric patterns) and inlays from mother-of-pearl. Eight compartments with inserted short turned sticks and balls, which form a lattice. Use of wooden screws and nuts as well as bolts. Height of seat 18.11 in. Small additions and damage. Around 1900. From the Near East
On a foot made from three boards (silhouette strongly broken, ajour, cross-section star with three rays) a hexagonal top board rests. All with inlays from mother-of-pearl and rough silver wire. Diameter of top board 17.13 in. Around 1900. From the Near East
Two doors, on the inside four drawers. The edges at the top and at the bottom embellished with friezes. On all visible sides, mosaic from bone (white and green), horn and pewter, star pattern. Mosaic partly split off. Indo-Persian, around 1920. From the Near East
On three feet (nut-wood). Coloured embroidery (wool on canvas) behind glass, depicting a bird with roses and sea rose. Wool on canvas. Overall height 48.82 in.
