A GROUP OF THREE BOHEMIAN WINE STEMS, comprising a wine glass with cranberry glass bowl decorated in gilt with beaded arches over raised floral sprays, over a clear tapering columnar hollow shaft stem terminating with disc form knops at the top and bottom, designed by Ludwig Sutterlin and produced by Fritz Heckert (1866-1923), Petersdorf, Silesia, circa 1900-1910; a Josephinenhutte wine glass with pistachio green tulip form bowl with gilt paneled decoration of scales between pendants of gilt grape leaves and silvered grapes, raised on clear twisting stem with gilt disc knop, the spreading foot with gilt beaded inner band, gilt rim and foot, designed by Arthur Gerlach, Schreiberhau, Bohemia, circa 1900-1910; a Josephinenhutte wine glass with olive green bowl decorated with a gilt band of circles wrapped with flowering vines, raised on clear hollow faceted trumpet form stem with disc form knop over a braided edge knop, notch cut edge, terminating in a petal form foot with gilt rim, designed by Adelbert Niemeyer, Schreiberhau, Bohemia, circa 1910, height: 8 1/8".

In overall good condition with no evidence of chips, nicks, or cracks to the glass, rubbing and loss to gilt decoration commensurate with age and use.

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