19AU9026Q0012_Exhibit 1.xlsx

This file is an inventory exhibit listing the items comprising the Cultural Heritage collection at the US Tri-Mission Vienna that require professional appraisal services. The collection consists of 33 pieces of contemporary and historic works of art, sculptures, textiles, and furniture distributed across embassy, warehouse, and industrial zone locations. Items include art and cultural pieces such as paintings by recognized artists (G.E. Chaplin, Jasper Johns, Robert Rauschenberg, James Rosenquist, and Ellsworth Kelly), a bronze and silver Mozart statue, a Brussels tapestry from circa 1500, and a glazed earthenware vessel. The furniture collection encompasses antique and period pieces including a Chippendale dining table, George III serving table, walnut grandfather clock from circa 1920, Biedermeier chests and chairs from 1830-1890, baroque-style seating with upholstered details, mahogany benches attributed to Gillows of Lancaster, and various tables and cabinets in walnut and other woods with carved legs and brass hardware.

The solicitation, numbered 19AU9026Q0012, seeks qualified appraisers to evaluate these heritage items for the Department of State's Vienna diplomatic mission. The inventory provides detailed descriptions and locations of pieces, enabling prospective contractors to understand the scope and complexity of the appraisal work required. Items span multiple centuries and styles, ranging from 18th-century furniture to 20th-century contemporary artworks, necessitating appraiser expertise across diverse art historical periods and disciplines.