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Art Nouveau Secessionist Drinking Glass Attributed to Otto Prutscher for Meyr’s Neffe
Morgan Strickland Decorative Arts
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Art Nouveau Secessionist Drinking Glass Attributed to Otto Prutscher for Meyr’s Neffe

1900 - 1920
Description

Art Nouveau Secessionist drinking glass wheel cut with pink and yellow overlay, attributed to Otto Prutscher for Meyr's Neffe, Austria c1907

Marks: none

Height: 8.25 inches (21 cm)

Condition: Excellent

Physical Dimensions
Height
21cm (8.27")
Declaration

Morgan Strickland Decorative Arts has dated this Secessionist Pink Glass Goblet to the 1900s.

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SA740066
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(gm2986)
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Description
Art Nouveau Secessionist drinking glass wheel cut with pink and yellow overlay, attributed to Otto Prutscher for Meyr's Neffe, Austria c1907

Marks: none

Height: 8.25 inches (21 cm)

Condition: Excellent

Height
21cm (8.27")
Date of Manufacture

Morgan Strickland Decorative Arts has dated this Secessionist Pink Glass Goblet to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA740066
Dealers Internal Ref
(gm2986)
Morgan Strickland Decorative Arts
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A tall Secessionist glass goblet featuring a cylindrical pink fluted bowl with amber accents set atop a long cut stem and clear circular base.
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Archive I A tall Secessionist glass goblet featuring a cylindrical pink fluted bowl with amber accents set atop a long cut stem and clear circular base.

Art Nouveau Secessionist Drinking Glass Attributed to Otto Prutscher for Meyr’s Neffe

Archive II A tall Secessionist glass goblet featuring a cylindrical pink fluted bowl with amber accents set atop a long cut stem and clear circular base. View II
Archive III A tall Secessionist glass goblet featuring a cylindrical pink fluted bowl with amber accents set atop a long cut stem and clear circular base. View III
Archive IV A tall Secessionist glass goblet featuring a cylindrical pink fluted bowl with amber accents set atop a long cut stem and clear circular base. View IV
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Morgan Strickland Decorative Arts
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A tall Secessionist glass goblet featuring a cylindrical pink fluted bowl with amber accents set atop a long cut stem and clear circular base.
Art Nouveau Secessionist drinking glass attributed to Otto Prutscher for Meyr’s Neffe
Ref: SA740066
A tall Secessionist glass goblet featuring a cylindrical pink fluted bowl with amber accents set atop a long cut stem and clear circular base.
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Vienna Secessionist glassware, originating around 1900, is defined by geometric simplicity, tall proportions, linear cuts, and rhythmic overlay patterns that moved away from traditional organic motifs towards structured abstraction.

Craftsmen fused layers of coloured glass over clear or contrasting bases, after which precise geometric patterns and fluting were wheel-cut through the outer layer to reveal the contrasting material beneath.

Authentic pieces exhibit hand-cut geometric stem detailing, precise optical or fluted bowl texturing, polished pontils, and distinct colour combinations typical of early twentieth-century Viennese designers.

Displaying statement stemware within glass cabinets, on polished sideboard tops, or arranged on a curated bar cart allows the architectural silhouettes and vibrant hues to function as sculptural highlights.

Hand wash stemware individually in lukewarm water using mild detergent, avoid extreme temperature changes, and dry immediately with a soft lint-free cloth to maintain clarity.
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