Design Karl Wiedmann

WMF "Ikora" Glass Bowl Design: Karl Wiedmann, 13 1/8" Diameter.

Design Karl Wiedmann for WMF Ikora glass bowl, 7.5 cm high, 36 cm diameter

Vase (so-called Dexel egg) - ''Ikora crystal'' Walter Dexel (shape design), Karl Wiedmann (decoration technique), WMF, Geislingen, around 1937 Colorless, strongly bubbled glass with multicolored powde

Vase (so-called Dexel egg) - ''Ikora crystal'' Walter Dexel (shape design), Karl Wiedmann (decoration technique), WMF, Geislingen, around 1937 Colorless, strongly bubbled glass with multicolored powde

Vase (so-called Dexel egg) - ''Ikora crystal'' Walter Dexel (shape design), Karl Wiedmann (decoration technique), WMF, Geislingen, around 1937 Colorless, strongly bubbled glass with multicolored powde

Vase (so-called Dexel egg) - ''Ikora crystal'' Walter Dexel (shape design), Karl Wiedmann (decoration technique), WMF, Geislingen, around 1937 Colorless, strongly bubbled glass with multicolored powde

Vase (so-called Dexel egg) - ''Ikora crystal'' Walter Dexel (shape design), Karl Wiedmann (decoration technique), WMF, Geislingen, around 1937 Colorless, strongly bubbled glass with multicolored powde

Karl Wiedmann for WMF Ikora vessels including two handled vase, tall vase, three small vases.Dimensions: Tallest vase 9.5" H x 5.25" top diameter Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr.

Karl Wiedmann for WMF 'Ikora-Kristall' art glass vessels. Unmarked. Dimensions: Blue: 4.5" H x 12.25" diam. Red: 2" H x 9.5" diam. Purple: 4" H x 7" diam Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prin

Karl Wiedmann WMF Art Deco VaseDimensions: 11.25" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, Jr., Boston, MA.

Karl Wiedmann for WMF 'Ikora-Kristall' large art glass vase, circa 1949. Unmarked. Dimensions: 14.5" H x 8" diam at widest Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, JR., Boston, MA.

Karl Wiedmann for WMF Glass Vase. Translucent glass vase fades downwards from red to yellow / amberina, into smoked glass and clear, all with multi-colored interior decoration. Unsigned. Circa 1929 He

Description: A flared neck Ikora Glass vase by designer Karl Wiedmann for WMF Germany.Type: VaseMaterials: GlassMarkings & Inscriptions: UnmarkedDate: Ca. 1930's / 1935 Maker: Karl WiedmannDimensions:

Important and rare vase with fishes Karl Wiedmann (decor technique), WMF, Geislingen, around 1928 Colorless glass with color and oxide enamels between layers. On the front side enamels in the form of

Auction announcements 4th March 2016 Lot 62 and 64: The images of these two lots were mixed-up. Walnut, partly patinated; nickel-plated brass Austria, 1935-1945 Design: Karl Hagenauer (1898-1956) - Au

Auction announcements 4th March 2016 Lot 62 and 64: The images of these two lots were mixed-up. Walnut, partly stained and polished; nickel-plated brass Austria, 1935-1945 Design: Karl Hagenauer (1898

Vase ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decor technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1929 Colorless glass with color and oxide melting between layers. H. 17 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 1; p.10

Vase ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decor technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1928 Colorless glass with color and oxide melting between layers. H. 28,8 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 1; p.

Vase ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decor technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1928 Colorless glass with color and oxide melting between layers. H. 18 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 1; p.73

Eagle, Hutschenreuther, Selb, mark of the art department 1955-69, design Karl Tutter (1883-1969), u. signed, full plastic depiction on terrain base, polychrome painted in naturalist. underglaze colors

Vase ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decorating technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1928 Colorless glass with color and oxide melting between layers. H. 18,5 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number

Vase ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decorating technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1931 Colorless glass with color and oxide melting between layers. H. 21 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 1;

4 pcs. of bold earth toned art glass including Karl Wiedmann WMF Ikra ruby metallic blown large round centerpiece vase, Kent Ipsen 1972 ruby and metallic studio glass vase, Green and Amber mottled vas

Vase ''Ikora Crystal'' Karl Wiedmann (decor technique), WMF, Geislingen, c. 1930 Colorless glass with color and oxide melting between layers. H. 17 cm. Literature comparison see catalog number 1; p.11