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Moser Bohemian Engraved Crystal Römer Goblet with Gilding, C.1860-1875
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Moser Bohemian Engraved Crystal Römer Goblet with Gilding, C.1860-1875

19th century
Description

A rare antique Bohemian cut crystal Römer wine goblet, attributed to Moser, Karlovy Vary, circa 1860–1875. Formed from a notably heavy lead crystal blank, the goblet combines precise octagonal cutting, deep wheel engraving and restrained hand-applied gilding associated with the finest early Moser work.

Its architectural form initially recalls Baccarat. However, Baccarat adopted a characteristic six-sided foot for this type of goblet from 1841, while this example is consistently eight-sided through the bowl, baluster stem and stepped foot. This construction excludes Baccarat and points towards early Moser production.

The broad bowl is divided into eight vertical panels and decorated with a continuous wheel-engraved grapevine comprising leaves, grape clusters and curling tendrils. Fine gilded lines accent the engraving, rim, stem and foot without overwhelming the clear crystal.

In the 1860s Ludwig Moser obtained crystal blanks from the Harrach Glassworks at Nový Svět and completed their cutting, engraving and gilding in Karlovy Vary. The official factory history Moser Crystal Story: 1857-2017. 160 Years records a now-lost vine-engraved goblet formerly retained by the Moser family and described as "sadly missing today."

The close correspondence in form, weight, engraving and gilding makes it tempting to identify the present goblet with that documented design. Documentary proof is no longer available, but we believe it may be the same model or a closely related later version from the Moser workshop.

Reference: Jan Mergl and Lenka Merglová Pánková, Moser Crystal Story: 1857–2017. 160 Years, Moser, Karlovy Vary, 2017, pp. 20–21.

Dimensions:

Height 20 cm

rim diameter 8.3 cm

foot diameter 8 cm

weight 475 g

capacity approximately 200 ml

Condition:

Excellent antique condition without chips or cracks. Minor age-related wear is present to parts of the original gilding.

Please study the accompanying photographs carefully as they form an integral part of this description. If you have any questions, we will be happy to answer them. The item will be shipped with full tracking and insurance. It is important to note that shipping costs include labour, packaging and postage.

Physical Dimensions
Height
20cm (7.87")
Width
8.3cm (3.27")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Declaration

Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Bohemian Engraved Crystal Goblet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1229102
Dealers Internal Reference
B1840
Description
A rare antique Bohemian cut crystal Römer wine goblet, attributed to Moser, Karlovy Vary, circa 1860–1875.
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Formed from a notably heavy lead crystal blank, the goblet combines precise octagonal cutting, deep wheel engraving and restrained hand-applied gilding associated with the finest early Moser work.
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fig 1. A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot.
fig 1. Moser Bohemian Engraved Crystal Römer Goblet with Gilding, C.1860-1875

Its architectural form initially recalls Baccarat. However, Baccarat adopted a characteristic six-sided foot for this type of goblet from 1841, while this example is consistently eight-sided through the bowl, baluster stem and stepped foot. This construction excludes Baccarat and points towards early Moser production.

fig 2. A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot.
fig 2. Moser Bohemian Engraved Crystal Römer Goblet with Gilding, C.1860-1875

The broad bowl is divided into eight vertical panels and decorated with a continuous wheel-engraved grapevine comprising leaves, grape clusters and curling tendrils. Fine gilded lines accent the engraving, rim, stem and foot without overwhelming the clear crystal.

fig 3. A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot.
fig 3. Moser Bohemian Engraved Crystal Römer Goblet with Gilding, C.1860-1875

In the 1860s Ludwig Moser obtained crystal blanks from the Harrach Glassworks at Nový Svět and completed their cutting, engraving and gilding in Karlovy Vary. The official factory history Moser Crystal Story: 1857-2017. 160 Years records a now-lost vine-engraved goblet formerly retained by the Moser family and described as "sadly missing today."

fig 4. A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot.
fig 4. Moser Bohemian Engraved Crystal Römer Goblet with Gilding, C.1860-1875

The close correspondence in form, weight, engraving and gilding makes it tempting to identify the present goblet with that documented design. Documentary proof is no longer available, but we believe it may be the same model or a closely related later version from the Moser workshop.

fig 5. A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot.
fig 5. Moser Bohemian Engraved Crystal Römer Goblet with Gilding, C.1860-1875

Reference: Jan Mergl and Lenka Merglová Pánková, Moser Crystal Story: 1857–2017. 160 Years, Moser, Karlovy Vary, 2017, pp. 20–21.

Dimensions:

Height 20 cm

rim diameter 8.3 cm

foot diameter 8 cm

weight 475 g

fig 6. A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot.
fig 6. Moser Bohemian Engraved Crystal Römer Goblet with Gilding, C.1860-1875

capacity approximately 200 ml

Condition:

Excellent antique condition without chips or cracks. Minor age-related wear is present to parts of the original gilding.

Please study the accompanying photographs carefully as they form an integral part of this description. If you have any questions, we will be happy to answer them. The item will be shipped with full tracking and insurance. It is important to note that shipping costs include labour, packaging and postage.

Height
20cm (7.87")
Width
8.3cm (3.27")
Depth
8cm (3.15")
Date of Manufacture

Gillers Antiques Ltd has dated this Bohemian Engraved Crystal Goblet to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1229102
Dealers Internal Ref
B1840
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Archive I A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot.

Moser Bohemian Engraved Crystal Römer Goblet with Gilding, C.1860-1875

Archive II A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot. View II
Archive III A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot. View III
Archive IV A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot. View IV
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A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot.
Moser Bohemian Engraved Crystal Römer Goblet with Gilding, c.1860-1875
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A clear Bohemian crystal romer goblet featuring wheel-engraved grapevine motifs, a faceted stem, and gilt highlight accents on a hexagonal foot.
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A Romer is a traditional European drinking glass defined by a hemispherical or curved bowl set atop a thick stem, often decorated with knops or facets. Originating in the Rhineland during the Renaissance, the form evolved through the nineteenth century to include elaborate wheel engraving and gilded accents.

Bohemian crystal goblets were mouth-blown using high-quality potash-lime or lead glass formulations that allowed for precise cutting and carving. Artisans created detailed designs using copper-wheel engraving techniques, subsequently applying gold leaf or liquid gold highlights fired in low-temperature kilns.

Authentic Moser glass from this period exhibits exceptional optical clarity, precise copper-wheel engraving, and fine faceting along the stem and base. While early pieces were rarely signed, look for characteristic sharp-edged cutting, high-relief gilded accents, and polished pontil marks on the foot.

Antique goblets can be arranged as decorative accent objects on a dining sideboard, integrated into a curated bar cart display, or used as central table decor for formal dining. Grouping glassware of varying heights creates visual interest while reflecting natural light across a room.

Gilded crystal requires gentle hand washing in lukewarm water with a mild pH-neutral detergent, avoiding abrasive sponges or dishwashers. Dry immediately with a lint-free microfibre cloth to prevent water spotting and preserve the delicate gilded leaf application.
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