lidded jar from haida steinschönau i guess? | ||
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Posted 6 years ago
getthatmon…
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my first thought has been fachschule haida steinschönau
to get closer it became difficult...
as longer i searched, the more names popped up
beckert, oertel, lohnert and many more...
is it possible for somebody here to geta little closer?
circa 1910-1920?
some enamelled glass pieces I've seen are attributed to the wiener werkstätte....
but normally I'm not that lucky
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I agree these items are really hard to pin down. But it's charming. The precise source of my own example of this style has eluded me for many years.
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/198129-steinschonau-ring-stand--friedrich-piet?in=441-activity
Oertel in Haida or perhaps because of that Green enamel Paul Eiselt, Fachschule Steinschönau, Conrath & Liebsch, Steinschönau.