Designed by Carl AUBOCK - Reichert NEOPAN 1967 Microscope Vienna Austria

Description

Designed by Carl AUBOCK - Reichert NEOPAN 1967 Microscope Vienna Austria
Designed by Carl AUBOCK - Reichert NEOPAN 1967 Microscope Vienna Austria
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Description
Carl AUBOCK designed microscope - Reichert NEOPAN
This microscope has been made by Reichert Austria. Nr. 352 657. It is a design by Carl Auböck. Exhibited also at the
Triennale Milano
! I included 2 scans from the exhibition catalogue where it is shown as one of Austrias design masterpieces.
I am not an expert in scientific instruments, so please take a good look at the photos. In my opinion the condition of this microscope is good to very good. It seems as if it has not been used a lot. The light is in working condition. I tested the instrument by enlarging a newspaper article which worked very well. The only flaw I want to mention is that the plastic cover of the light shows a crack, but that does not really disturb the optical appearence. All parts are fully stable.
The microscope and its components are from around 1967 and the following years. Nevertheless you will only find a few fine scratches. No oxidation at all.
Weight is about 4.8kg. The base measures 23.5x11cm and the maximum height is about 35cm (14 inches). Will be well packed and shipped in a parcel class "up to 10kg".
Don't miss this chance to add this wonderful design masterpiece by Carl Auböck to your Auböck collection! Seen on 1stdibs with a price of about 3500 USD this is a real bargain!​
Please see my other listings as I offer many beautiful objects from the Auböck Workshop!!
Order as many pieces as you want, you will only pay shipping one time!
Worldwide shipping
at flat rate by registered parcel mail with tracking number. I charge less than the actual shipping costs are. Usually shipping takes about 10 days, but in rare cases, it can take up to 20 days. Austrian shipping will be USD 7. Paypal accepted! Payment is also possible by transfer (free of charges within EU). Payment should arrive within 5 days after the end of the auction. Please contact me if any questions occur
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A short introduction about the Werkstätte Carl Auböck
Der Wiener Maler und Designer Carl Auböck II zählt zu den bemerkenswertesten Künstlerpersönlichkeiten Österreichs. Nach einer vielseitigen Ausbildung (1914-17 Lehre als Bronzearbeiter und Ziseleur im elterlichen Betrieb, 1917-19 Studium an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Wien, 1919-21 Schüler von Johannes Itten am Bauhaus in Weimar) übernahm er 1926 die väterliche Werkstatt in Wien VII, Bernardgasse 23. Anfang der 40er Jahre entwickelte Auböck jenen unverkennbaren Stil für Gebrauchs-gegenstände gehobenener Wohnkultur, der ihn nach Ende des Krieges im In- und Ausland berühmt machte. Den Höhepunkt bildete die Mailänder Triennale 1954, auf der Auböck vier Goldmedaillen für sein Werk erhielt.
Nach seinem Tod führte sein Sohn Carl Auböck III (1924 – 1993), gemeinsam mit seiner Frau Justine, die Werkstätte weiter. Er hatte zuvor ein Architekturstudium in Wien und den USA absolviert, was auch in seinen an das „Industrial Design“ anschließenden Entwürfen zum Ausdruck kommt. Neben der Tätigkeit als Meisterklasseleiter an der Hochschule für Angewandte Kunst in Wien seit 1977 und seinem internationalen Engagement für Architektur, Design, Produktentwicklung und Forschung, entstehen laufend neue Modelle für die Kollektion der Werkstätte. In dieser Zeit entwickelt sich der Betrieb zu einer Produktionsstätte von internationalem Rang. Auböck Design wird in den folgenden Jahrzehnten in allen Metropolen bei den ersten Adressen (Tiffany, Saks, Harrods) angeboten. Seine Nachkommen Maria und Carl Auböck führen die Werkstätte seit dem Tod ihres Vaters weiter und wollen so an das Werk Ihrer Vorfahren anknüpfen.
Shipping
Worldwide shipping were possible! I combine shipping costs!
I am located in Vienna, Austria, EU and ship from here. Although all parcels go by airmail, sometimes it can take a bit longer than expected. An average parcel, e.g. to the USA, takes about 10-14 business days to arrive. Sometimes it can also take 3-4 weeks. There are customs and security checks involved that sometimes delay the shipment.
Especially smaller parcels (up to 1kg), get in many cases upgraded at my costs to priority parcel mail (depends on the weight and destination). Still there is no guaranteed shipping time.
Carriers I use are the Austrian Post and sometimes smaller carriers like Hermes and GLS. In your country the parcels will be delivered with a local carrier (e.g. USPS in the USA).
About Us
We are running a gallery located in the heart of Vienna specialized in dealing with antiques and Vienna Bronze figurines since 2001. I try my best to describe and show the items as clear as possible. Please take yourself the time to study the description and the images carefully. If you have any questions, please don't hestitate to contact me. Thanks for your visit!
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