Florian Kolhammer

25/08/2026

A delicate gem of Viennese Art Nouveau ✨

This exquisite glass bonbonnière was designed by Koloman Moser and Jutta Sika for E. Bakalowits Söhne around 1908. Featuring Meyr’s Neffe glass in the striking “Meteor” decoration and a finely crafted silver-plated brass mount, it perfectly combines refined design with the beauty of early 20th-century glass.

A small object with a remarkable presence.

13/08/2026

☀️ *Summer Break* ☀️

Our gallery will be taking a short summer break during the ▶ last two weeks of August. We’re taking some time to recharge and look forward to returning with new energy and exciting works.

We’ll be back in September and look forward to welcoming you to the gallery again!

Wishing you a wonderful end of summer! 😊

13/08/2026

This remarkable Viennese frame was made around 1900 and reflects the international vocabulary of Art Nouveau while remaining firmly rooted in the broader context of Viennese Jugendstil.

Its flowing silhouette and stylised floral carvings show particularly strong affinities with the organically inspired forms of French Art Nouveau. At the same time, the increasingly abstract treatment of the ornament gives the design a distinctly Viennese character.

Particularly striking is the contrast between the dark stained and lacquered hardwood, the green-tinted carvings and the delicate polished brass details. The floral decoration seems to spread across the surface of the frame, while the restrained brass elements lend structure to its otherwise freely flowing design.

Wooden frame with mirror glass
Brüder Nedomansky
Hardwood, stained and lacquered; tinted carvings; polished brass; later-added mirror glass
Vienna, ca. 1900

11/08/2026

A luminous piece of Viennese Art Nouveau ✨

This elegant hanging lamp by Johann Loetz Witwe, dating to around 1902, combines a delicately cast brass fitting with an iridescent glass shade in the distinctive “Nautilus” decoration.

Mould-blown and free-formed, the glass captures and reflects the light beautifully, making the lamp as much a sculptural object as a source of illumination.

A refined example of Loetz’s celebrated glass production at the turn of the century.

Johann Loetz Witwe, Klostermühle
hanging lamp with glass shade
Nautilus decoration
ca. 1902

04/08/2026

Among the most celebrated creations of Johann Loetz Witwe, the Phenomen Genre series continues to captivate collectors worldwide. ✨

This rare PG 3/430 vase, executed around 1903, combines a vibrant lemon-yellow body with exquisite iridescent decoration—an outstanding example of Loetz's artistic innovation at the turn of the century.

Available now.

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30/07/2026

The spirit of Vienna 1900 lives in the details. From its architectural silhouette to the finely executed brass fittings and geometric ornament, this cabinet reflects the refined aesthetic that made Viennese design world-famous.

It is currently on view in our pleasantly cool gallery in the heart of Vienna. If you’re nearby, we’d be delighted to welcome you for a visit.

28/07/2026

One of those Vienna summer evenings that reminds us why we do what we do ❤️

Can you guess what’s behind us?

09/07/2026

We have just hung this portrait above our reception desk – and may have accidentally reunited Lara with her long-lost great-grandmother ❤️

Painted by Oswald Grill in 1924, the portrait shows a young woman seated on a sofa in a flowing light-coloured dress, meeting the viewer with a calm, direct gaze. Grill studied in Vienna and Munich and was a long-standing member of the Vienna Künstlerhaus. Best known for his landscapes, he painted comparatively few portraits, making this signed and dated work a particularly interesting example within his oeuvre.

124,5x92cm

24/06/2026

23/06/2026

Meanwhile in London at the