6 DEGUSTATION GLASSES IN SPECIAL BOX FROM MOSER
Czechoslovakia, 1950s
Box: Height ca. 52 cm (20 inches)
Width: ca. 15,5 cm (6,1 inches)
Depth: ca. 33 cm (13 inches)
weight cca. 5 kg (11 lbs)
Age: around 1950s
Warning! The mobile on the picture is only illustrative just to show You the proportion of the object!
On sale is a very interesting piece. We sell a special edition box from worldwide famous glass producer MOSER containing 6 very nice degustation glasses with different measures and shapes.
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Please note that every glass has its own name according to the shape: starting from left side: LONG JOHN, SLIM LADY, STONT GENTLEMAN (up), BIG BERTHA (down), LONG FELLOW and MOON FACE. Every glass with its name has its own history and personality!
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Please note that the second glass from the left side is not aged 1950s but since it lacked it has been bought new in a brand shop MOSER. It is exactly the same glass SLIM LADY but it is new.
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Moser luxury glasses are considered one of the best luxury glasses in the world and this brand is know and respected already 150 years. Buying this wonderful pies of Czech craftswork You invest Your money
Don’t be fool and don’t let Your money be vanished by economic and financial crises! Invest Your money in Art, Your money will grow together with the value of the piece of Art!
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100 % original artistic craftwork ! ! !
PLEASE, FOR ANY QUESTION ON DETAILS FEEL FREE TO CONTACT US, WE WILL ANSWER TO YOU AS QUICK AS POSSIBLE! YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR DUTY
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These together with similar wonderful antiques art craftworks and/or deco object comes from famous shop Bric-a-Brac, just in the middle of historical center of Prague. Now thanks to the cooperation with Bric-a-Brac You can easily get access to dozens of interesting old object coming mainly from Czechoslovakia (1920’s-1930’s but even older ones). With us You can shop directly from home
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We ship these kind of particular items through messenger service company specialized in packaging fragile and precious items and we guarantee perfect shipping directly to Your home! (Applicable only to certain item with specific request for shipping).
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IMPORTANT WARNINGS!
FOR THIS KIND OF SPECIAL ITEMS UNFORTUNATELY IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO CALCULATE THE EXACT PRICE OF SHIPPING WITHOUT KNOWING THE FINAL DESTINATION!
THE SHIPPING COST INDICATED IS APPROXIMATE
IN ORDER TO SAVE ON SHIPPING PLEASE DO CONTACT US BEFORE BUYING THIS ITEM AND WE WILL SEND TO YOU THE EXACT SHIPPING COST FOR THIS ITEM.
SHIPPING COST INCLUDES INSURANCE!
PLEASE DO ALSO NOTICE THAT FOR SOME PARTICULAR ITEMS WE CAN BE ASKED BY THE CUSTOM OFFICE TO PROVIDE AN EXPORTATION LICENSE. IF THIS HAPPENS THE HANDLING TIME CAN LAST 1-2 WEEKS MORE DUE TO LICENSE’S ARRANGEMENT DUTY. ANYWAY THIS DUTY APPLIES TO ONLY VERY FEW AND PARTICULAR ITEMS.
SOME MORE INFORMATION ON MOSER GLASSES?
Moser Glass is a luxury, high-quality glass manufacturer based in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, previously Karlsbad in Bohemia. The company is known for manufacturing fine stemware, decorative glassware (such as vases, ashtray, candlestick), luxury glass gifts and various art engravings. Due to the quality, Moser is one of the most collected of 20th century decorative glass and have been used everywhere from palaces to local restaurants. From its beginnings in 1857, as a polishing and engraving workshop, it developed into a glass manufacturer lasting through the 20th century until the present time using a lead-free and acknowledged as manufacturer of high quality products.
The original company of Ludwig Moser & Söhne, founded in 1857 by Ludwig Moser in Karlovy Vavy, was a glass workshop initially polishing and engraving and later designing and making the finest quality colourless and decorated art glass products.[4] Engraving blanks from Loetz, Meyr's Neffe and Harrachov was performed by the workshop in the early years. At the Vienna International Exhibition of 1873 he was awarded a medal. Ludwig took over a glass manufactory in Meierhofen bei Karlsbad in 1893 to create a full service glassworks employing 400 people under the name of Karlsbaderglasindustrie Gesellschaft Ludwig Moser & Söhne where his sons Gustav and Rudolf also worked.
In 1904 Moser received a warrant to supply the Imperial Court of the Emperor of Austria and four years later became supplier to Edward VII. In 1915 the company exhibited at thePanama-Pacific International Exposition and was again awarded a medal, which Louis Comfort Tiffany and Charles Tuthill thought well deserved because to the outstanding quality of the hot glass applied decorations on coloured Bohemian glass. Art Nouveau glass pieces were produced Moser with surface decoration with natural themes and simple cameo glass. They also used a the Eckentiefgravur technique employing a sharp angular body deeply cut in the form of intaglio flowers.
Following the death of his father in 1916, Leo Moser took over the direction and the company expanded significantly resulting in their recognition by a Grand Prize award of the at the ParisInternational Exhibition of Decorative Art in 1925. They also exhibited in London, Belgium, Italy and Vienna. The depression of the early 1930s exacted its toll, reducing it staff to 240 and eventually Leo resigned from the company in 1932. Later, having sold their shares in the company in 1938. The city of Karlovy Vary was occupied by Nazi Germany in 1938 after the Munich Agreement and the family fled the country during this anti-Semetic period. Due to its international reputation, the company was able to retain some independence during thecommunist era while the rest of the Czech glass industry was nationalised in 1948.
The Art Nouveau designs of heavily engraved lillies and the Fipop series from c1914 were some of the most notable pieces. Several cheaper lower quality derivatives of the Fipop designs were produced by other companies and between 1927 and 1933 two American glassmakers made copies calling them Woodland and Deerwood. Moser was one of the fewCzechoslovakian glassmaker to sign their pieces.
]King of Glass, Glass of Kings
The slogan King of Glass, Glass of Kings is associated with the company because of its famous clientele who in addition to Edward VII and the Austrian Imperial Court include such people as, Pope Pius XI and the Turkish sultan Abdul Hamid II.
MORE ON WIKIPEDIA: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moser_Glass
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