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Center Table

Made by the Firm of Josef Danhauser (father and son, 1804-1838), Josef Danhauser, Sr. (Austrian, 1780-1829) and Josef Danhauser, Jr. (Austrian, 1805-1845), Vienna, Austria · c. 1820 · Cherrywood and metal

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cherrytablefurniturewood (plant material)metaleuropean decorative arts
Credit lineCenter Table. c. 1820. Made by the Firm of Josef Danhauser (father and son, 1804-1838), Josef Danhauser, Sr. (Austrian, 1780-1829) and Josef Danhauser, Jr. (Austrian, 1805-1845), Vienna, Austria. The Art Institute of Chicago, Gift of Tiffany Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brummer, Walter Brewster, Mrs. Richard Crane, R. E. Danielson, Frank Harding, Howard van Doren Shaw, and Mary P. Withers; purchased with funds provided by Edna Olive Johnson; the Richard T. Crane Jr. Memorial, and Florene May Schoenborn and Samuel Marx funds, by exchange. CC0.
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