#kem weber

[fromthedust]

Kem (Karl Emanuel Martin) Weber (German born American, 1889-1963, architect and designer)

Skyscraper night table - mirror, burl walnut, glass, painted and silvered wood, chrome-plated metal, cedar - 75⅜" x 22⅝" x 12¼" - 1928-1929

Dressing table - wood, paint, glass - c.1929

[sepiadays]

Kem Weber Club Chair from the bedroom of the Bissinger Residence, San Francisco, California, circa 1929.

[plutonianangel444]

kem weber, “skyscraper” night table, 1928-1929

[fullslack]

Kem Weber

[ajl1963]

Astaire & Rogers and the 1930s Aesthetic Part One: Flying Down to Rio

[acmeoop]

Art Deco Night Table

“Skyscraper” night table, 1928-1929  Kem (Karl Emanuel Martin) Weber

[the1920sinpictures]

1928-29 Wood sideboard and synthetic leather chair designed by Kem Weber and manufactured by Grand Rapids Chair Company. From Art Deco, FB.

[filingfillets]

Kem Weber / Heywood Wakefield Trimline Desk / 1950s / -

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source:

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/price-result/heywood-wakefield-trimline-desk-by-kem-weber-mid-century-modern-turquoise-1-of-2/

[compostable996]

Kem Weber design?

Armchair, 1935, Los Angeles, California

[brooklynmuseum]

A friendly reminder that clocks are turning back one hour tonight at 2 am—whether your clock was made in the mid-1900s or is a rectangle that fits in your pocket. 🕰️📱

The clock shown here was designed by Kem Weber and produced by Lawson Time Incorporated. The horizontal striated lines of alternating black and brass stripes and rounded edges create a streamlined appearance that was typical of Weber’s work in the mid-century.

See this rectangular brass clock from our permanent collection as part of an activation on the fourth floor featuring mid-century decorative arts and design in the Design: 1880 to Now galleries.

📷 Lawson Time Incorporated. Clock, 1948-1975. Brass, 3 3/8 x 7 11/16 x 3 1/4 in. (8.6 x 19.5 x 8.3 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Paul F. Walter, 85.109.10. Creative Commons-BY (Photo: Brooklyn Museum)

[designobjectory]

Bauhaus desk by KEM Weber for Lloyd Manufacturing Company USA, c. 1934

[danismm]

Sommer and Kaufmann Shoe Store, San Francisco 1930. Arch. Kem Weber.

[noveltytwist]

Sit this one out

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[collectorsweekly]

In Disney's Golden Age, a Modernist Pioneer Designed the Perfect Animator's Desk

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Kem Weber Armchair, manufactured by the Grand Rapids Chair Company, 1928-29.

(Source: collection.cooperhewitt.org)