Moser & Söhne - Wine glass (4) - Crystal

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Description from the seller

A superb set of 4 prestige glasses.

Usually this collection of clear crystal glassware is found only.
The colored specimens are quite rare.

Unlike the majority of glassworks worldwide, the Moser house exclusively manufactures lead-free crystal.
To obtain this brilliance and these very particular hues (such as emerald green “Nephrite” or orange/amber “Topaz”), they use rare metal oxides.

These glasses use exactly this palette of colors characteristic of Bohemia, often called the “Moser colors.”
Moser is one of the pioneers of multicolored art tableware.
At the time these glasses were produced (the 1960s–1970s), all Czech glassworks (including Moser, the one we’re interested in) were nationalized and grouped under the Glassexport brand.

A superb set of 4 prestige glasses.

Usually this collection of clear crystal glassware is found only.
The colored specimens are quite rare.

Unlike the majority of glassworks worldwide, the Moser house exclusively manufactures lead-free crystal.
To obtain this brilliance and these very particular hues (such as emerald green “Nephrite” or orange/amber “Topaz”), they use rare metal oxides.

These glasses use exactly this palette of colors characteristic of Bohemia, often called the “Moser colors.”
Moser is one of the pioneers of multicolored art tableware.
At the time these glasses were produced (the 1960s–1970s), all Czech glassworks (including Moser, the one we’re interested in) were nationalized and grouped under the Glassexport brand.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Bohème
Number of objects
4
Material
Crystal
Manufacturer/brand
Moser & Söhne
Country of origin
Czechia
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
20 cm
Width
7 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
Sold by
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555
Objects sold
100%
Private

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