Rare color, size, and pattern in this yellow-amber overlay, 19th Century Bohemian glass Goblet, wheel-engraved to clear, with scenes of the castle, a fox (or rabbit), great heron, and alternating scroll work, as well as attractive rim pattern which matches that on the foot. Yellowish color indicates the presence of uranium in the mix. Tall at 8" (20.32 cm), 3.50" (8.89 cm) both rim and foot diameter. c. 1840-1850. $14 US Shipping. [We have a second matching goblet with two chips to the rim,... Click for details
Documented (see 2nd paragraph) "Paolo" or "Rose" pattern Clear to Amethyst Decanter by Moser. Deeply engraved rose and leaf pattern around body of the decanter, with deeply cut diamond points at top of attached cut stem. Note the sharply pointed end of the decanter body which is cradled inside the attached stem. The varying pattern surrounds the bowl, as well as displaying a garland of leaves around the throat, and around the foot. Gilt was once heavy on the garlands, but only traces of it r... Click for details
Up for sale is a wonderful Loetz vertical stripe lidded box by Michael Powolny.
The box is white, cased in clear with amethyst stripes and finial.
There are a few nics on the inner rim of the lower portion of the box (from it being taken off and on). Circa 1920.
Measurements: 7 3/4 x 6"
Antique Loetz, in Michael Powolny's very well known and popular "Tango" style using the black contrasting "line" around the rim, with applied stem, black knop, and applied foot. Unsigned, quite large "flambe" and black Tazza, with a slight melon cast -- a striking, very unusual color. This beautiful, large tazza measures a generous 10.375" (26.35 cm) diameter, 5.125" (13.01 cm) tall, and the base is 5.625" (14.28 cm) diameter. The bowl contains a few minute specks of the black glass, several ... Click for details
Book documented as "Northern Bohemian, circa 1900-1910," and displayed in the "Museum Dusseldorf, Helmut Hentrich Collection." Exquisite, large iridescent, mouthblown, Loetz style Vase of chartreuse ground, with rust-colored feathery patterns showing threads of pink as part of the design. 11" tall (27.94 cm), about 5" (12.70 cm) largest diameter, with quatrefoil foliate rim, rough pontil mark. One small area near the point of one of the feathers with a flat, open bubble which appears rough to... Click for details
Created by Jiri Ryba, well known, listed Czech glass artist, is this most unusual, unique item "carved" from glass, into the shape of a Rose with stem and leaves, inside its own carved vase; from a distance, this wonderful work of art has the interesting appearance of a regal lady wearing standing collar and royal robe. Engraved signature on verso, at the base, "Jiri Ryba," with the initials "JR" as a printed logo on the inside box lid. The original accompanying satin-lined box is of faux wood... Click for details
Delicate, Victorian Era, Art Glass quatrefoil (4-sided) Demitasse Cup, attributed to Moser, facon de venise ("in the Venetian style"). Blown glass, domed foot, gold decoration on bowl, edge of foot, and handle. Clear crystal, shading to pink (rubina), ground rims and pontil. 2-7/8" x 2-7/8" x 2.50" high, plus handle. Slight, scattered gold loss; excellent undamaged condition. c. Mid-to-late 19th Century. $10 US shipping. [Two available; one additional cup available at $25, which has a small, r... Click for details
Six piece set of Decanter and matching Stopper, and four Cordials in the rare color of deep yellow, or amber glass, artistically cut to clear glass, in the familiar Deer and Castle pattern, intersperced with the harp and tree motifs. The decanter measures 14.25" tall, 3" diamter base; the cordials are 3.75" tall, 1.25" diameter foot. All pieces are in excellent condition, with one light surface scratch -- does not go through to clear [see photo 3 where it stands out because of flash; can hardl... Click for details
Sapphire blue or Cobalt blue glass cut to clear, in the cabochon style popularized by Moser in the 19th Century. It has every appearance of being in pristine condition; although midway up the bell, there is a very thin internal bubble stream that runs a circumference of about three-quarters the way around the bell. It can only be detected when holding near a bright light, and affects value only slightly, and appearance not at all. Look closely at the last photo where the internal bubble str... Click for details
Documented, made in 1900 (see photo), this beautiful, delicate Bohemian Vase was made by Josephinenhutte, in Schrieberhau, Riesengebirge, in Central Europe. Seltener Böhmischer Josephinenhutte Emaillierter Kunst-Glas-Vase. The glass house, itself, was established in 1842 by Count Leopold Schaffgotsch, and later, in the early 20th century, merged with the firm of Fritz Heckert (see our Heckert goblet Item no. 3496). Style and quality of this glass is often compared to Moser and Lobmeyr; Gary Bl... Click for details
