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Cypern Glass Vase with Enamel and Gilt Decor
Attributed to Heckert-Josephinenhutte
AED 1,800
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Stunning glass bouquet-shape hand-blown vase with curved handles and beautiful iridescent green finish, reflecting in pink and lavender and displaying delicate craquelure effect. The vase is adorned with hand-painted white, red, and blue enamel and volumized gilt Islamic-inspired scroll motifs. The base and the opening of the vase are completed with gilt rims.

This design is referred as "Cypern Glass" and was developed by Professor Max Rade (1840-1917) for Fritz Heckert in the late 19th Century. Vases with same pattern have been also produced by renown German glasswork company Josephinenhutte. In 1921, Fritz Heckert Josephinenhutte to form Heckert-Josephinenhutte Glaswerke AG, continuing the legacy of both companies, and specializing in production of trendy Art Nouveau (or Jugendstil) style glassworks. 

The piece is not signed. Attribution is done as per vintage catalogues. Great condition with minimal wear on surface. 

Item Details
Reference: #GCV213
  • Creator
    Attributed to Heckert-Josephinenhutte
  • Dimensions
    H 24 cm x Dia 20 cm
  • Weight
    1.7 kg
  • Place of origin
    Czech Republic
  • Condition
    Excellent
  • Package
    COC Box/Bag
  • Period / Date
    Early 20th Century
  • Materials & Techniques
    Glass - Enamel - Gilt
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