WOLFGANG HOFFMANN (1900–1969) FOR THE HOWELL
WOLFGANG HOFFMANN (1900–1969) FOR THE HOWELL FURNITURE COMPANY COFFEE TABLE, CIRCA 1930 chromium-plated steel (62.5cm diameter, 43cm high) Provenance: Private Collection, London Footnote: Note: Wolfgang Hoffmann was the son of Joseph Hoffman, co-founder of the Wiener Werkstätte in Austria. He and his wide Pola emigrated to the US in 1925 where they set up a design studio. Along with Kem Weber they conceived the 1931 Modern Design Exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum. From 1934-1942 Hoffmann was a designer for the Howell Furniture Company in Illinois.
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WOLFGANG HOFFMANN (1900–1969) FOR THE HOWELL FURNITURE COMPANY COFFEE TABLE, CIRCA 1930 chromium-plated steel (62.5cm diameter, 43cm high) Provenance: Private Collection, London Footnote: Note: Wolfgang Hoffmann was the son of Joseph Hoffman, co-founder of the Wiener Werkstätte in Austria. He and his wide Pola emigrated to the US in 1925 where they set up a design studio. Along with Kem Weber they conceived the 1931 Modern Design Exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum. From 1934-1942 Hoffmann was a designer for the Howell Furniture Company in Illinois.