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Catalogue: Archives: Decorative Art: Glass: Bohemian (6)

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Rare Bohemian Josephinenhutte Enameled Art Glass Vase Catalogue: Archives: Decorative Art: Glass: Bohemian: Pre 1900   item# 949799 (stock# 776)  click for details Barclay Galleries 405: 684-9922 SOLD  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

Moser Art Glass Plate Richly Gilded & Enameled 19th C Catalogue: Archives: Decorative Art: Glass: Bohemian: Pre 1900   item# 845175 (stock# 1014)  click for details Barclay Galleries 405: 684-9922 SOLD  19th Century, Moser attr., Clear art glass plate with deep well of 18 interior ribs which extend to the border of the plate, with back-cutting toward the center, on the rim, creating unusual edging. Richly handpainted floral bouquets in thick, many-colored enamels, flanked by scrollwork in raised gilding. Gilding outlines the ribs, and encircles the floral cartouche at the center of the well. 9.25" (23.49 cm) diameter, 1" (2.54 cm) high. Some loss to gilding, otherwise excellent co ...click for details

Austrian Crystal Jeweled Perfume with Ormolu 19th C Catalogue: Archives: Decorative Art: Glass: Bohemian: Pre 1900   item# 770380 (stock# 1742)  click for details Barclay Galleries 405: 684-9922 SOLD  Exquisite 19th Century Faceted, Ormolu, Gold-plated Metal, Jeweled Scent Bottle, Made in Austria (see label) of Austrian Amethyst crystal, and Austrian crystal jewels. The largest jewel, round, in center front, is flanked on both sides by cornucopias which are filled with fruit; emerging from behind each, is a ferocious, fanciful creature that most resembles a lion. Other decoration includes intricate scrolls, shell and acorn border, and finally the Greek key pattern around the base perimeter. ...click for details

Kralik Diamond Opalescent Enameled Vase Early 20th C Catalogue: Archives: Decorative Art: Glass: Bohemian: Pre 1930   item# 752587 (stock# 984)  click for details Barclay Galleries 405: 684-9922 SOLD  A most unusual, and lovely vase the maker of which we are unsure, although it reminds us of what Eddy Scheepers refers to on his Loetz site, as "Kralik Silveria," although the tiny diamond pattern of this vase is pink opalescent, where his examples are, lusterous iridesence. This piece also presents an organic style like those Scheepers examples of shell-shaped "silveria" pieces. The pale green "tendrils," "tentacles," or "petals," are covered ...click for details

Austrian Crystal Jeweled Champleve Powder Ormolu 19th C Catalogue: Archives: Decorative Art: Glass: Bohemian: Pre 1900   item# 724640 (stock# 1833)  click for details Barclay Galleries 405: 684-9922 SOLD  Rare, and exquisite in every way, "Made in Austria," lidded, Vanity or Powder Jar, intricately cut and polished in row-after-row of concave sections, all around, and from top-to-base. Ormolu mounts, with intricate, embossed patterns, and dark blue champleve enameling around the base mount; and a lovely, scrolling, filigree pattern on the final, with dark blue and white champleve enamel. 16 Austrian Crystal Stones in total, the finial contains one very large center top stone, 3 sets o ...click for details

19th C. Moser Enameling, Salviati Art Glass, 4 Pieces Catalogue: Archives: Decorative Art: Glass: Bohemian: Pre 1900   item# 505858 (stock# 724)  click for details Barclay Galleries 405: 684-9922 SOLD-  The best of two 19th Century glass worlds are brought together in this set; Salviati Dott., Antonio was the maker of the Venetian glass, and Ludwig Moser, the Bohemian enameling house. Prior to having license to melt his own glass, Moser decorated glass created by the finest of glassworks, and Salviati's Venetian glass was often a glass of choice. Research shows that Moser took this enameling scene from a 16th Century Spanish glass enameling design, matching it exactly. It is interesting ...click for details

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