Otto Prutscher goblet Meyr's Neffe

Otto PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Gobelet conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de rose à décor d&#233

Otto PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Verre à pied conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de jaune à décor découpÃ

Otto PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Verre à pied conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de jaune à décor découpÃ

Otto PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Gobelet conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de rose à décor d&#233

Otto PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Gobelet conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de rose à décor d&#233

Otto PRUTSCHER (1880-1945) Gobelet conçu en 1904 et exécuté par Meyr Neffe. Marchand-employeur E.Bakalowits, Söhne, Vienne. Verre clair teinté de rose à décor découpé en for

Moser Glass 1990s reissue of original 1907 goblet, with original box, signed “Moser” on the bottom, height 7.5 inches. Otto Prutscher (1880-1949) was an Austrian ar

Liqueur glass Otto Prutscher (design, attributed), Meyr's nephew, Adolf (execution), c. 1906 Colorless glass. Foot, shaft and cuppa with multi-faceted peel cut. H. 14.1 cm. Lit.: U. Schröder, Drink

Four Meyr’s Neffe Lobemeyr toasting goblets, the contoured bowls enamel decorated with assorted flowers, two the same and two different on applied pale pink stems. Measures 9 inches with 4 inch bowl

Late 19th or Early 20th Century Bohemian Meyr's Neffe Enameled Glass Goblet Vase. Scrolled decorated with enter wined insects and raised relief. Measures 8" x 3" diameter rim. Condition: Rubbing to th

Attributed to Otto Prutscher Tiled stove ceramics, red-brown shard, painted and glazed in white and green-blue; original brass doors; 4 tiles added, slightly bumped h. 240 cm; dm. 60 cm; h. 35 cm (fig

Otto Prutscher, pair bentwood flower stands, c. 1915, no. 9661, lacquered carved and bentwood, the round top with fluted skirt, raised on four outward sweeping arms ending in scrolls, on shaped base,

Otto Prutscher Cachepot "Blumenkübel" ceramics, red-brown shard, colourfully painted and glazed; marked on the bottom: mark of the Wienerberger Keramik and "WIENER/KUNST/KERAMIK"; 1 minor chippin

Otto Prutscher (1880-1949) for the Wiener Werkstätte, made by Gebruder Thonet armchair Vienna, Austria, 1913 ebonized beech Thonet label tapered fluted legs 22"w x 20"d x 36 1/2"h Provenance: Quitten

Otto Prutscher, bentwood flower stand, c. 1915, Austria, model no. 9661, lacquered carved and bentwood, the round top with fluted skirt, raised on four outward sweeping arms ending in scrolls, on shap

Fine Arts & Crafts 800 silver bowl designed by renowned Austrian architect and designer Otto Prutscher (1880-1949), Vienna, ca. 1920s. Hand-hammered with an undulation pattern. Stand on four legs. Len

Ten Meyr’s Neffe Lobmeyr wines, the bowls decorated with matching enamel floral design and lofted on applied pale pink stems. Gold enhancements on the flowers and rims and bases. Heights are 7 inche

Otto Prutscher Design for a postcard watercolour on paper, framed; signed in the lower center: designer's monogram "OP" 20.6 x 15.7 cm

A MEYR'S NEFFE GILT AND TRANSPARENT ENAMEL DECORATED OPTIC GLASS CHAMPAGNE STEM, ADOLF BEI WINTERBERG, BOHEMIA, CIRCA 1900, of clear optic glass with hemispherical bowl on baluster form stem and sprea

Otto Prutscher Hand-Hammered Silver Inkstand First quarter 20th century Stamped OESTERREICHER WIEN ENTW. PROF. OTTO PRUTSCHER. Height 2 inches, 2 5/8 inches (square). Approximately 4 ounces. C Propert

Otto Prutscher (Austrian, 1880-1949) A Pair of Loetz Bud Vases. Cased clear glass over tomato red with round amethyst glass bases Height: 6"

Sechs seltene Sektschalen Josef Hoffmann (Entwurf), Meyr's Neffe, Adolf (Ausführung) für die Wiener Werkstätte, 1918-19 Farbloses Glas. 20-facher Schälschliff. H. 9,4 cm; D. 9,7 cm

Sechs seltene Sektschalen Josef Hoffmann (Entwurf), Meyr's Neffe, Adolf (Ausführung) für die Wiener Werkstätte, 1918-19 Farbloses Glas. 20-facher Schälschliff. H. 9,4 cm; D. 9,7 cm

Sechs Trinkgläser ''Meteor'' Kolomon Moser (Entwurf), Meyr's Neffe, Adolf bei Winterberg (Ausführung), um 1900 Optisch geblasenes Glas mit gleichmäßigem, kugeloptischem Dekor. H. 10,5 - 17,5 cm Ve