Parasolknop of parapluknop van geverfd hout; de knop is versierd met ingekerfde motieven c. 1920

This small, intricately carved wooden knob, created by Gustav Schnitzler around 1920, is a striking example of decorative arts. The knob, part of an umbrella handle, is adorned with a geometric pattern of inlaid colored designs in red, blue, and gold, creating a vibrant visual contrast against the natural wood. The knob is connected to the handle by a dark green cord with a tassel, adding a touch of elegance to the overall design. This piece, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases Schnitzler's craftsmanship and the decorative appeal of functional objects.