Posted 11 years ago
beyemvey
(214 items)
One of my favorite items, but I'm not 100% certain of the attribution. I sent photos to Moser Karlsbad, but they said it was not their work. A glass collector friend told me she thinks it is by Goldberg, and had a photo of a cobalt vase from a book, with some similarities, to back it up.
The vase is a very heavy cobalt crystal with walls about 1/4" thick. It is cut, etched, enameled, and gilded. There are four panels with colorful birds... the peacock, a parrott, a hummingbird, and a bird of paradise. About 7" tall. The base is faceted, hexagonal, and completely flat. Suggestions or additional attibution documentation would be greatly appreciated!
WHAT A BEAUTY -- this would be one of my favorites also -- 4 different birds -- just outstanding -- thanks for posting it -- hope to come across one someday -- how did you come by yours
About 8 years ago in a small local antique shop, Virginia Beach, VA.
thanks -- hope i get lucky and find one -- rarely get that obsessed so quickly -- but the color is my fav and with the birds -- it will be on the hunt list
It really is stunning. I am going to bed now but when I wake up I'll cruise my books and museum photographs for similar. the decoration is top notch. I love the four birds. a photograph of the base would be helpful. :) It could be goldberg.. but it wouldn't be my first choice.
Glorious!!! : )
So very gorgeous!....:-)
Beautiful ...
No 2 is a "Blue & Gold Macaw" & No 3 is a ? Halcyon Kingfisher ...
I thought number 3 was a hummingbird?
I went thru all of my photographs and the likely books that something like this might be found in. I didn't see anything quite like it.
To me the quality of decor looks better than what you'd expect of goldberg.
my thoughts are more along the lines of Josephinenhuette, Harrach, Riedel, Pfhol, glasfaschule Steinschonau or something like that.
I don't know what book the goldberg came out of but I know a number of things that had been thought to have been Goldberg before had recently been proven to actually be Pfhol thru some found records.
I thought #2 was a Norwegian Blue :-) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vuW6tQ0218
masterpiece!!! thanks for stunning me!