Two Josephinenhütte Secessionist hock wine glasses, enamelled with green berries and clear glass stem, Bohemia around 1900. The design is attributed to Ludwig Sütterlin, Berlin. Reference: ‘Trinkgläser, vom Jugendstil zum Art Deco’ Udo Schroeder, page 45 for the identical design. Please note that the
Rene Lalique opalescent ‘Campanules’, Art Deco plate France circa 1932. A remarkable piece that exemplifies the craftsmanship of one of the most celebrated glassmakers in history. The design showcases a beautiful repeating motif of delicate bellflowers, the plate is in excellent original condition.
Emile Gallé large landscape cameo glass vase, overlaid and acid-etched with mountains and lake scene, circa 1900.
An exquisite cameo landscape vase from the little glassworks near Paris by Christallerie de Pantin (de'Vez). It is overlaid with an acid-etched image of mountains and a lake in four colours. Artworks bearing the "de Vez" name were created at the Cristallerie de Pantin
A large cameo glass vase of exceptional quality designed by Paul Nicholas (1875-1952). The colour of the vase is reminiscent of a sunset in warm brown/red/orange tones. The motif is acid etched and depicts a beautiful landscape scene with trees, a lake, small sail
A Theresienthal liqueur glass from around 1900 has a clear glass bowl with an enamelled design that resembles a flower head when looked at closely. The glass is 14.5cm (5 3/4 inches) in size, FREE SHIPPING.
A Theresienthal enamelled liqueur glass circa 1900, with a clear glass bowl and green glass stem. When viewed up close, the enamelled bowl appears to resemble flower heads. Size 14.5cm (5 3/4 inch), FREE SHIPPING.
A large Emile Gallé cameo vase with a beautiful botanical motif which incorporates leaves on branches and clematis flowers. Underneath, at the base of the vase, you will find a piece of the original label from the retailer dating back over 100 years. The vase was
A secessionist Art Nouveau decanter made by J. J. Lobmeyr in Vienna, Austria, circa 1895. This attractive decanter is rare and features the distinctive quatrefoil shape that is characteristic of Lobmeyr crystal. From the base to the top, it measures 35cm high and has a
Two Theresienthal enamelled wine glasses with clear glass bowls and green glass stems made in Bavaria, Germany, around the year 1900. The enamelled bowls have a flower head appearance up close. Please note that the pricing is for one glass and the size is 21.5cm