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GLASS 1905-1925 FROM ART NOUVEAU TO ART DECO – Volume I by Waltraud Neuwirth, Medieninhaber Austria, 1985. Given 327 black-and-white photographs and 84 color plates, this rare book is an in-depth pictorial survey " of European cut glass produced from the period between 1904 to 1925. This comprehensive text accompanied and exhibition 'Glass 1905-1925' which was held at the Austrian Museum of Applied Art in Vienna in the year 1985. 'The variety of glass produced in the period 1905 to 1925 in the area of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and the countries which succeeded it seems virtually inexhaustible.' A typical museum text, the photography is superb, the captions are in-depth, and the narrative is concisely rich. Written in both English and German, this rare out-of-print book is a pictorial survey of European cut glass. The book covers by chapter: Criteria for Cataloguing; Sources; Problems of establishing Dates and Origins; Crystal Glass; Colored Glass; Cased Glass; Simple Casing; Multicolored Casings; Casing in Black and White; Selected Bibliography (Abbreviations); Catalogue; Crystal Glass; Coloured Glass; Cased Glass (Simple Casing, Multicolored Casings, Casings in White and Black); Index of Names. Manufacturers include Prag Artel, Sohne Bakalowwits, Oswald Dittrich, Josep Gerner, Haida School of Glassmaking, Josef Hoffmann, Emil Hoppe, Julius Jelinek, J. and L. Lobmeyer, Josef Emanuel Margold, Karl Langenau Meltser, Neyr’s Neffe, Kolo Moser, Otto Prutsher, Josef Rosipal, Carl Schappel, Steinschonau School of Glassmaking; Wiener Werkstatte, and many more. The photography in this book is superb and includes accompanying captions. If you are a collector of European art glass, you will want to add this invaluable text to your permanent reference library. (Where this first volume deals with cut glass, the second deals with the remaining types - stained, etched, engraved and painted glass, and more.) This comprehensive text is an invaluable resource reference work which belongs in the permanent library of the serious collector, dealer, or historian of European art glass. 6.7 in. x 9.4 in. hardback with dust cover in very good condition. 336 pages. Free media mail shipping and handling for deliveries within the 48 United States. International sales are welcome. Please email us for international USPS shipping options and costs.  Up for auction is a finely executed Bohemian pitcher, in the traditional German Neo-Renaissance style, dating from the latter quarter of the 19th Century. This extraordinary example, with its beautifully enameled coat-of-arms, would make a fine addition to any collection of historic Central European glassware. The ribbed handle is applied. The pitcher is 7 1/4 inches tall and is in excellent condition with only minor gold wear around the rim.  Up for auction is a two-piece Bohemian cranberry fairy lamp dating from the latter quarter of the 19th century. This excellent example, consisting of three layers of cased glass, would make a fine addition to any fairy lamp collection. The lamp is 4 3/4 inches tall and is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. One minute abrasion near the top that could easily be polished out if desired.  This beautiful 4layer mica flecked blue over white encased in inner and outer clear layers stands 6 3/8 inch high with a 2 3/8 inch diameter polished opening. Bohemian beauty. C. 1880.

European Art Glass 1905-1925 400+ Photos $95.00

  

German-Bohemian Enameled Art Glass Pitc $265.00

  

Bohemian Cranberry Art Glass Fairy Lamp $75.00

  

Mica flecked blue over white vase $325.00


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