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Desk of hard rubber (c1851) showcased Goodyear's vulcanization at Crystal Palace in London (1851) & in Paris (1855) at Mattatuck Museum. Waterbury, CT. | Details of hard rubber desk (c1851) by Charles Goodyear at Mattatuck Museum. Waterbury, CT. | Wall Desk (1890-1900) by Carlo Bugatti, Milan, at Hamburg Decorative Arts Museum. Hamburg, Germany. | Desk & chair (1897-9) by Henry van de Velde at Musée d'Orsay. Paris, France. |
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Swing writing desk (model #500) (c1899-1901) by Charles Rohlfs at Dallas Museum of Art. Dallas, TX. | Oak fall front desk (c1900) by Charles Rohlfs of Buffalo, NY at Detroit Institute of Arts. Detroit, MI. | Art Nouveau desk & chair (c1900) by Jacques Gruber of France below van Gogh painting at McNay Art Museum. San Antonio, TX. | Study with Modernista desk in museum apartment at Casa Milà. Barcelona, Spain. |
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Modernista desk by Antoni Gaudí at Gaudi House Museum in Parc Güell. Barcelona, Spain. | Detail of Modernista desk by Antoni Gaudí at Gaudi House Museum in Parc Güell. Barcelona, Spain. | Desk with leaning legs at Maxim's Art Nouveau Collection 1900. Paris, France. | Art Nouveau writing desk & bookcase c1900-5 by Hector Guimard of France with French glass collection at McNay Art Museum. San Antonio, TX. |
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Writing desk (1904) designed to represent Japanese kimono & chair by C.R. Mackintosh with architect's signature rows of squares in drawing room at Hill House. Helensburgh, Scotland. | Chair (1904) by C.R. Mackintosh originally designed for his own house plus Hill House writing desk in drawing room at Hill House. Helensburgh, Scotland. | Desk (c1901) by Koloman Moser & made by Gebrüder Jacob & Josef Kohn of Vienna at Leopold Museum. Vienna, Austria. | Shop of the Crafters desk & chair (c1905) by Pál Horti at LACMA. Los Angeles, CA. |
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Writing table (1905) by Richard Riemerschmid for Dresdner Werkstätten für Handwerkskunst of Dresden at Pinakothek der Moderne. Munich, Germany. | Writing table (1905) by Richard Riemerschmid for Dresdner Werkstätten für Handwerkskunst of Dresden at Pinakothek der Moderne. Munich, Germany. | Display cabinet & writing desk (1907-8) by Karl Bertsch made by Munich Workshop for Home Furnishings at Bavarian National Museum. Munich, Germany. | Desk of cherry wood, leather & glass from Schröder House, Hagen (1908) by Peter Behrens at Hamburg Decorative Arts Museum. Hamburg, Germany. |
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Art nouveau desk & chair from Guimard Hotel (1909-12) by Hector Guimard at Beaux-Arts Museum. Lyon, France. | Armchair & desk with metallic flower inserts (1920s-30s) by Henri Rapin at Museum of Fine Arts. Reims, France. | Lady's tiered writing desk (c1925) by Jean-Charles Moreux of Paris at Museum of Decorative Arts. Paris, France. | Metal tube desk & chair (c1927) by Robert Mallet-Stevens for Labormetal of Paris plus desk lamp (1927) by Jacques le Chevallier at Museum of Decorative Arts. Paris, France. |
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Desk of polished zinc (1928) by Michel Dufet at Museum of Fine Arts. Reims, France. | Desk & bookcase (1928) by Paul Theodore Frankl of New York City at Museum of Fine Arts. Boston, MA. | Manager's office desk & seating (1930) by Michel Roux-Spitz of Paris at Museum of Decorative Arts. Paris, France. | Desk & armchair (c1930) by Emile Guillot & articulated desk lamp by Edouard-Wilfrid Buquet at Museum of Fine Arts. Reims, France. |
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Steel & Formica desk for Johnson Wax Co. of Racine, WI (1936-9) by Frank Lloyd Wright & made by Steelcase, Inc., at Art Institute of Chicago. Chicago, IL. | Steel & Formica desk for Johnson Wax Co. of Racine, WI (1936-9) by Frank Lloyd Wright & made by Steelcase, Inc., at Art Institute of Chicago. Chicago, IL. | Desk for Robert Frank House of Pittsburgh (1940) by Marcel Breuer & made by Schmieg & Kotzian at Carnegie Museum of Art. Pittsburgh, PA. | Artificial leather chair & desk (c1950) by Jacques Adnet from France (shown Brussels EXPO 1958) at Museum of Decorative Arts. Paris, France. |
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Amphitheater seat with writing desk (1952) by Jean Prouvé from Nancy at Museum of Decorative Arts. Paris, France. | Desk & cantilevered chair at Philip Johnson Glass House. New Canaan, CT. |
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