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Posted 11 months ago
Celiene
(15 items)
Gorgeous Art Nouveau (?) footed glass bowl. 3 & 3/4 inches tall, 6 inches wide opening. The STUNNING decoration is alternating panels of flowers - pink roses, blue flowers with orange centers and green leaves all hand painted with black printed edgelines. Gold gilding and black printed-on faces 9!) of Bacchus? (Or the devil!?!?). The lines running down the bowl are impressed INSIDE the bowl. The OUTSODE of the bowl is smooth! Gilded top rim and foot rim. I LOVE it but cannot identify. Can some one please help? manufacturer? Pattern name? Approximate date? Thank you so much!
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appears to be a footed mayonnaise bowl from the size. I don't recognize the pattern or maker but you might try a goolge image search and find something.
http://www.google.com/search?q=footed+mayonnaise+bowl&hl=en&qscrl=1&nord=1&rlz=1T4GGHP_enUS440US440&site=webhp&prmd=imvns&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=aG3aT8HCAY-0hAe0u92KBA&ved=0CFkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1344&bih=597
Hi Celiene!
No luck yet?
When I saw it five months ago, I thought Czech.
I was hoping some of the 'glasshounds' would give you a definite opinion.
I'll take a punt and say North Bohemian and either from "Haida" or "Steinschoenau": two towns just a few kilometres apart that had Fachschule or Technical Colleges.
Steinschönau is now known as Kamenicky Senov.
Hermann Pautsch is one name who did more floral enamelling. The gilding is great too! Perhaps someone else can give you the exact manufacturer!
Haida is now known as Novy Bor.
Nope - no luck! But I did sell it as an unknown piece. CAn't recall how much for, now! It sure was a beauty! Thanks for the info!