The Werkstatte Hagenauer was a family-owned workshop in Vienna, Austria, that produced fine handcrafted objects for decoration and use over its nearly ninety-year history. The workshop was founded in 1898 by Carl Hagenauer, who began as an apprentice at Würbel & Czokally, a silverware producer in Vienna. He then trained as a goldsmith before founding his own business. The workshop's early output was mostly small figurines and useful objects, such as cigarette boxes, ashtrays, and candlesticks.

In the early 1900s, Carl Hagenauer began to experiment with new materials and techniques, such as nickel-plating and chrome-plating. He also began to collaborate with other artists, such as Josef Hoffmann and Otto Prutscher. During this period the Werkstätte Hagenauer produced a wide range of items, including sculptures, figurines, decorative objects, and household items. Their pieces were typically made of metals like brass and bronze and were characterized by more...

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Hagenauer style women's bust, the side profile head raised on a…

Hagenauer Style Women's Bust on Plinth Base

Hagenauer style women's bust, the side profile head raised on a plinth base, 27 x 18 cm

Hagenauer era Paris bronze letter holder

Parisian Bronze Letter Holder by Hagenauer

Hagenauer era Paris bronze letter holder

An Art Deco Hagenauer style, Viennese silvered metal sculpture,…

Viennese Art Deco Silvered Metal Sculpture

An Art Deco Hagenauer style, Viennese silvered metal sculpture, c.1930-1940's. Chrome-nickel plated finish. Height 32 cm. Length 33 cm

An Austrian Hagenauer type bronze stork, standing on one leg,…

Bronze Stork on One Leg

An Austrian Hagenauer type bronze stork, standing on one leg, blackened finish. Height 7.8 cm