Large Engraved & Gilded Josephinenhutte Wine Goblet C1910

1900 - 1920

Sold by Exhibit Antiques

Description

Date & Origin

Silesia, c1910.

Condition

Excellent, age-related wear as shown. No chips cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 28cm Rim diameter: 9.5cm Foot diameter: 10.2cm.

Technical Description

A magnificent Silesian Josephinenhutte wine goblet dating to c1900.

It has a deep round funnel bowl with gilding to the rim. The bowl has been engraved with the coat of arms for Wietzendorf (crossed rakes) and has the town name on the opposite side. Solid base with a band of air tears above a Silesian six-sided pedestal stem with notch cutting. Large conical foot with a ladies name and the date 1910.

Comments

The Josephinehutte glassworks was founded by Franz Pohl in 1842 and went on to produce outstanding Venetian inspired designs over a 100 years period. This glass was almost certainly a special one-off commissioned piece.

Physical Dimensions

Height

28cm (11.02")

Width

10.2cm (4.02")

Depth

9.5cm (3.74")

Declaration

Exhibit Antiques has dated this piece to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA759772

Dealers Internal Reference

2020120107

Description

Date & Origin

Silesia, c1910.

Condition

Excellent, age-related wear as shown. No chips cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 28cm Rim diameter: 9.5cm Foot diameter: 10.2cm.

Technical Description

A magnificent Silesian Josephinenhutte wine goblet dating to c1900.

It has a deep round funnel bowl with gilding to the rim.

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The bowl has been engraved with the coat of arms for Wietzendorf (crossed rakes) and has the town name on the opposite side.

Exhibit Antiques

Solid base with a band of air tears above a Silesian six-sided pedestal stem with notch cutting. Large conical foot with a ladies name and the date 1910.

fig 1. Large Engraved & Gilded Josephinenhutte Wine Goblet c1910 — fig 1. Large Engraved & Gilded Josephinenhutte Wine Goblet C1910

Comments

The Josephinehutte glassworks was founded by Franz Pohl in 1842 and went on to produce outstanding Venetian inspired designs over a 100 years period. This glass was almost certainly a special one-off commissioned piece.