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Posted 5 months ago
Dragonhear…
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My mother, now 92, purchased these two wine goblets from an antiques dealer probably 25+ years ago. (I’d ask her when, but I’m not sure she can remember!) I know absolutely nothing about stemware and wonder if anyone out there can shed some light on the age or maker. Are they from the U.S. or Europe? With the applied gold any chance their Czech glass? My favorite, the claret tinted goblet to the left, definitely reflects Art Nouveau in its design. I received them about 4 years ago because my mother knew of my interest in old glass and hand painted porcelain. If anyone has any information to share, I’m eager to learn what I have. They ring like crystal. Thanks.
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Both Beautiful , really do not know the maker but first one reminds me of Theresienthal .
Reminds me Koloman Moser . Austria 1900 .
http://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/4985398
200 € for a nice glass . Not Bad .