Josef Worlicek was active in design and decorative arts during the early 20th century. His work, which includes functional objects such as adjustable armchairs and tall-case clocks, is represented in collections like the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Art Institute of Chicago.
Worlicek's output spans from approximately 1906 to 1927, focusing on furniture pieces like the adjustable armchair (ca. 1908) and a tall-case clock (c. 1906). His oeuvre also includes Eine Ballnacht from 1918, suggesting a broader artistic practice.
