Otto Prutscher Secessionist Glass Goblet

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

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

Otto Prutscher, H. 21.4 cm. Made by Loetz Wwe., Klostermühle. Cased glass, thea-yellow and clear, combed threads, blue and silver-yellow, matt mother of pearl lustre.

MANNER OF OTTO WAGNER SECESSIONIST DRESSING TABLE, CIRCA 1900 stained mahogany, walnut, mirrored glass and marble (131cm wide, 174cm high, 43cm deep)

1890's to 1910 Austrian Secessionist Form Chandelier with Otto Schott muslin glass shades. Salvaged many years from a salvage companies hoard / pile of metal. (As per our consignors recount) There wer

Blown Glass 8 1/4" Goblet. Fritz Heckert. Enameled shield for Otto von Bismarck 1815-1898. Mint.

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

16th century, having a bulbous bowl, repeating abstract design, three prunts to bowl, parcel gilt lion mask stem, circular foot, 7-1/2 in. Note: For a similar example see Corning Museum of Glass, Gobl

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,

(Italian, born 1934) Spiral Goblet, incised signature on base, hand blown glass, 12 x 3-3/8 in. Provenance: Private Nashville Collection

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

(Italian, born 1934) Filigrana Goblet, incised signature and date on base, hand blown glass, 8-1/4 x 5-7/8 in. Provenance: Private Nashville Collection

Fantastic Vienna Secessionist glass vase with cutout bronze overlay and three enameled cabochons c1900. Unsigned. Excellent original patina. Glass is in perfect condition. 8.5"h. We box and ship ourse

Jugendstil LOETZ vase; Austria, ca. 1900. Iridescent blown glass. An iridescent blown glass goblet vase from the Austrian Manufacture of Loetz, with a conical body and a mouthpiece with wavy folds. Or

This goes without saying, but White House glass is almost never offered publicly - but on rare occasion a piece makes it out. This goblet was made by TG Hawkes in a Renaissance design for the Franklin

4 3/4"H blue to clear cut glass goblet in Strawberry Diamond and Fan pattern w/knobbed teardrop stem

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

18th century, one goblet with flared cylindrical bowl engraved on both sides with Cupid within a cartouche, the two joined by strapwork, on vari baluster twisted stem enclosing gold flecked red twiste

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

One from a series of glassware goblets which are meditations on mortality, inspired in part by Schunke's mentor, Pino Signoretto.Sculpted stem with blown goblet bowl. A former professor at the Toyama