Pair of Art Nouveau solid wood showcases, Central Europe, circa 1910

Pair of exceptional Vienna Secession solitaire cabinets, produced in Austria-Hungary circa 1910. These pieces embody the geometric clarity and refined craftsmanship characteristic of the Vienna Secession movement, where decorative restraint meets architectural precision. Executed in solid wood, the cabinets feature a tall, slender silhouette with balanced proportions and subtle geometric detailing. The design reflects the Secessionist preference for clean vertical lines and understated ornamentation, making them both sculptural statement pieces and functional storage elements. Their impressive height enhances their architectural presence, suitable for sophisticated interiors seeking authentic early 20th-century Central European design. The pair remains in very good, well-preserved condition. The construction is solid and stable, with only minor age-related signs of use consistent with period furniture. No significant damage is present. Specification. Style: Vienna Secession. Period: Circa 1910. Origin: Austria-Hungary. Materials: Solid wood. Colour: Natural dark wood tone. Condition: Very good, well-preserved condition, minor signs of age. Estimated Weight: 35–45 kg per piece. Dimensions. Height: 195 cm. Width: 45 cm. Depth: 38 cm.