St. Michael/Lungau 1887 – 1923 Mödling near Vienna
From 1906 to 1910, Peche studied at the Vienna Academy under Ohmann and at the Technical University under König and Ferstel. In 1915, he joined the Wiener Werkstätte, where he and Josef Hoffmann were the ones who set the company’s style. From 1917 to 1918, he furnished a subsidiary in Zurich, which he then headed. Peche was a multi-faceted artist who worked with a wide variety of materials and created furniture, interior decoration, ceramics, metal works, jewellery, toys, costumes and stage scenery.
Ref.: Thieme/Becker, Allgemeines Lexikon der bildenden Künstler, vol. XXVI, p. 333
HIGH-LEGGED ARMCHAIR 
DESIGN FOR A TILED STOVE “DER ROTE TOD” (the red death) 
TWO DESIGN SKETCHES FOR A BIRD 
DESIGN SKETCH FOR A BROOCH 
DESIGN SKETCH FOR A CASKET 
DESIGN DRAWING FOR A GOBLET 
DESIGN SKETCH FOR A TEACUP AND SAUCER 
DESIGN SKETCH FOR A FRAME 
DESIGN SKETCH FOR A BROOCH 
DESIGN SKETCH FOR A CHANDELIER 
EXTRAORDINARY MIRROR 
EXQUISITE FURNITURE SET consisting of bench, three armchairs (short-legged), two armchairs (long-legged), two chairs, table 
BUISKUIT BOXES 
A PAIR OF MIRRORS 
SALON TABLE 
SHORT-LEGGED ARMCHAIR 
SILVER CENTREPIECE 
DISPLAY CABINET 
CLUTCH 
PENDANT 
WALLPAPER 
SILVER CENTREPIECE 
SILVER COFFEE SERVICE 
EXTRAORDINARY MIRROR FRAME 
CANDY BOX