Bernheimer Lehmann (2 results)

Condition: Gut. 1 Bl., 12 (4 farbige) Tafeln. Einband stark fleckig und berieben, Ecken etwas bestoßen. Rücken mit Fehlstellen, Rückseite fehlt ganz. Textblatt etwas gebräunt. Sonst noch gut erhalten. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 550 q-4°, Original-Broschur mit Kordelbindung.

Softcover. Condition: Gut. Ohne Seitenzählung. Querformatiges, mit einer Schmuckkordel gebundenes Werbe-Album. "The firm L. Bernheimer in Munich, Lenbachplatz 3 and Ottostrasse 14, 15 and 16, was founded in 1863 by Geheimrat L. Bernheimer. Beginning on a small scale it quickly developed to a world renowned firm, and is at present known in all countries as an establishment, which has made home culture its foremost and noblest aim. A building, which spreads over a whole block, contains the extensive exhibition-halls and rooms, where every visitor has the possibility of making a selection according to his own taste. [.] Hand in hand with the sale of antique art the firm gives equal attention to elegant home decoration and to the sale of single pieces of furniture. In this connection their rich expierence in all antique styles is of great advantage, for most of the furniture, made by the firm, is principally copied from fine antique models, which were created at the height of the respective art epochs, and all apartments, furnished by them, are pervaded by the spirit, which found its expression in the magnificent style of past epochs. However, in order to carry out the furnishing of a home in as uniform a way as possible, the firm has extended its sphere of business also in other directions, and a large assortment is offered in Oriental and German rugs and carpets. Besides all this the firm has the reputation of carrying a select assortment of elegant furniture coverings and curtains. [.] A special department has been established for foreign customers, where a rich ollection of samples is forwarded according to their respective taste. [.] A visit to the magnificent establishment is a rare treat to the collector of art, as well as to all who value the refined furnishing of a home." Beeindruckende Selbstdarstellung des Einrichtungshauses und Kunsthandels L. Bernheimer nach dem Erweiterungsbau zur Ottostraße um 1910. Die Abbildungen zeigen das Bernheimer-Haus, den italienischen Innenhof sowie verschiedene Teppiche, Tapisserien und Möbel. Ein gut erhaltenes Exemplar mit nur leichten Gebrauchsspuren.