Goldscheider - B.Haniroff - Bust, Friedrich Goldscheider — Art Nouveau Terracotta Bust "Young Woman in Bonnet" by B. Haniroff (c. - 20 cm - Terracotta

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This hand-signed terracotta bust of a young woman in a bonnet, sculpted by B. Haniroff for Friedrich Goldscheider in Austria around 1900–1904, is in the Art Nouveau style and measures 20 × 12 × 10 cm.

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Fine antique Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) terracotta bust depicting a charming young woman wearing a traditional bonnet. Executed by the sculptor B. Haniroff for the famous Wiener Manufaktur Friedrich Goldscheider in Vienna, Austria, around 1900–1904. The sculpture features fine polychrome patination with delicate facial detailing and elegant flowing drapery typical of the Art Nouveau movement. Markings & Stamps: Artist Signature: Incised signature Haniroff on the lower side/back edge of the bust. Factory Stamps: Stamped rectangular mark REPRODUCTION RESERVÉE on the reverse. Model Numbers: Impressed model number 2303 along with size and workshop marks 72 and 33. Factory Mark: Additional small impressed Goldscheider stamp mark on the front shoulder area. Dimensions: Height: approx. 20 cm Width: approx. 12 cm Depth: approx. 10 cm Condition: The bust is in good overall antique condition with minor authentic signs of age and wear (minor paint loss/chips to the patination on edges, visible in detailed close-up photos). No major cracks or structural restorations observed. Please examine all detailed photos carefully as they form an integral part of the description. Shipping & Packaging: Will be packed with high care using professional protective materials (double-boxing) and dispatched via tracked and insured postage.

Fine antique Art Nouveau (Jugendstil) terracotta bust depicting a charming young woman wearing a traditional bonnet. Executed by the sculptor B. Haniroff for the famous Wiener Manufaktur Friedrich Goldscheider in Vienna, Austria, around 1900–1904. The sculpture features fine polychrome patination with delicate facial detailing and elegant flowing drapery typical of the Art Nouveau movement. Markings & Stamps: Artist Signature: Incised signature Haniroff on the lower side/back edge of the bust. Factory Stamps: Stamped rectangular mark REPRODUCTION RESERVÉE on the reverse. Model Numbers: Impressed model number 2303 along with size and workshop marks 72 and 33. Factory Mark: Additional small impressed Goldscheider stamp mark on the front shoulder area. Dimensions: Height: approx. 20 cm Width: approx. 12 cm Depth: approx. 10 cm Condition: The bust is in good overall antique condition with minor authentic signs of age and wear (minor paint loss/chips to the patination on edges, visible in detailed close-up photos). No major cracks or structural restorations observed. Please examine all detailed photos carefully as they form an integral part of the description. Shipping & Packaging: Will be packed with high care using professional protective materials (double-boxing) and dispatched via tracked and insured postage.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Goldscheider
Country of origin
Austria
Style
Art Nouveau
Material
Terracotta
Artist
B.Haniroff
Title of artwork
Friedrich Goldscheider — Art Nouveau Terracotta Bust "Young Woman in Bonnet" by B. Haniroff (c.
Signature
Hand signed
Colour
Brown
Condition
Good condition
Height
20 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
10 cm
GermanyVerified
Private

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