Hochstrasser Walter Collection

Statue Clock Decoration, c. 1939. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Statue Clock Decoration, c. 1939

Stand for Incense Burner, c. 1938. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Stand for Incense Burner, c. 1938

Toy Bank: Globe, c. 1939. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Toy Bank: Globe, c. 1939

Hitching Post, c. 1937. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Hitching Post, c. 1937

Tavern Bust, c. 1937. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Tavern Bust, c. 1937

Pewter Oil Lamp, c. 1938. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Pewter Oil Lamp, c. 1938

Oil Lamp, c. 1938. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Oil Lamp, c. 1938

Pa. German Cake Mold, 1935 / 1942. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Pa. German Cake Mold, 1935/1942

Scepter (Lumberjack Carving), c. 1938. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Scepter (Lumberjack Carving), c. 1938

Barn Decoration, c. 1938. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Barn Decoration, c. 1938

Two Oil Lamps, c. 1938. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Two Oil Lamps, c. 1938

Tavern Figure, c. 1937. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Tavern Figure, c. 1937

Cigar Store Figure, c. 1937. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Cigar Store Figure, c. 1937

Toy Bank: Policeman, c. 1939. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Toy Bank: Policeman, c. 1939

Candelabra, c. 1938. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Candelabra, c. 1938

Toy Bank: Elephant, c. 1939. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Toy Bank: Elephant, c. 1939

Lantern, c. 1938. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Lantern, c. 1938

Cigar Store Indian, c. 1940. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Cigar Store Indian, c. 1940

Toy bank: Pig, c. 1939. Creator: Walter Hochstrasser
Toy bank: Pig, c. 1939

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"Hochstrasser Walter: Master Craftsman of Timeless Artistry" Step into the enchanting world of Walter Hochstrasser, a visionary creator whose masterpieces have stood the test of time. With each stroke of his skilled hands, he breathed life into inanimate objects, turning them into captivating works of art. Behold the Statue Clock Decoration from 1939, an exquisite fusion of functionality and beauty. Its intricate details transport you to a bygone era where time was revered as an art form. And just imagine the aroma that wafts through the air when you light the Stand for Incense Burner from 1938 - it's like stepping into a fragrant dream. Hochstrasser's creativity knew no bounds as he ventured into whimsical realms with his Toy Bank: Globe from 1939. This charming piece invites you to save your dreams and aspirations within its spherical embrace. But it doesn't stop there; Hochstrasser's talent extends beyond mere decoration. The Hitching Post from 1937 stands tall as a testament to his craftsmanship and pays homage to simpler times when horses were our faithful companions. Intriguingly lifelike is his Tavern Bust from 1937, capturing the essence and character of those who once graced taverns with their stories and laughter. And let us not forget about illumination - both practical and artistic - brought forth by Hochstrasser's Pewter Oil Lamp and Oil Lamp creations from 1938. Delving deeper into history, we uncover Pa. German Cake Mold dating back to 1935-1942 –a delightful treasure that preserves traditions passed down through generations while adding a touch of whimsy to any kitchen. Marvel at Scepter (Lumberjack Carving) crafted in 1938—a symbol representing strength amidst nature’s grandeur—while Nubian Slave Figure transports us back to ancient civilizations with its gracefulness captured in wood.