Egermann - Vase - Crystal - Amethyst Kristall Vase

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Egermann – Large Karo Art Glass Vase – Light Purple / Amethyst – 30 cm – Handmade Bohemian Glass
Description
An impressive handmade Bohemian art glass vase by Egermann, produced in the traditional glassmaking region of Nový Bor (Haida), Czech Republic.
The vase has an elegant elongated silhouette and a beautiful light purple / amethyst colour. Its surface features the distinctive Karo optical structure, creating a fascinating play of light, reflections and different shades of purple.
Depending on the surrounding light, the glass changes from delicate violet and amethyst tones to much deeper purple shades.
The vase still bears its original Egermann label, clearly visible on the body.
The Egermann tradition
The name Egermann belongs to the historic tradition of Bohemian glassmaking and is closely associated with Friedrich Egermann (1777–1864), one of the important innovators of 19th-century Bohemian glass.
Egermann worked in the Nový Bor / Haida glassmaking region, an area internationally renowned for its glass production, decorating and refinement techniques.
Friedrich Egermann became particularly famous for his experiments with glass colouring and decoration. His name is especially associated with the development and refinement of techniques such as coloured glass stains and the celebrated red staining known as “Egermann Red.”
His work helped establish the Egermann name as part of the heritage of Bohemian decorative glass. The later Egermann glass tradition continued in Nový Bor, combining historic craftsmanship with new shapes, colours and decorative techniques.
This vase represents that continuing tradition: handmade Czech glass, strong colour, substantial form and distinctive surface decoration.
Details
Manufacturer: Egermann
Origin: Nový Bor, Czech Republic
Glassmaking tradition: Bohemian / Czech art glass
Colour: Light purple / amethyst
Pattern / decoration: Karo
Height: approx. 30 cm
Material: Art glass / crystal glass
Production: 100% handmade
Original Egermann label: Yes
Quantity: 1 vase
Because each piece is made and finished by hand, slight variations, small irregularities or differences in the glass structure are characteristic of traditional handmade production and contribute to the individual character of the object.
With its 30 cm height, rich amethyst colouring and characteristic Karo structure, the vase has a strong decorative presence and is particularly attractive for collectors of Bohemian glass, Czech art glass and Egermann glass.
The vase will be professionally and carefully packed for safe international shipping.
A beautiful example of the long glassmaking tradition of Nový Bor – carrying the historic Egermann name into Czech decorative glass.

Egermann – Large Karo Art Glass Vase – Light Purple / Amethyst – 30 cm – Handmade Bohemian Glass
Description
An impressive handmade Bohemian art glass vase by Egermann, produced in the traditional glassmaking region of Nový Bor (Haida), Czech Republic.
The vase has an elegant elongated silhouette and a beautiful light purple / amethyst colour. Its surface features the distinctive Karo optical structure, creating a fascinating play of light, reflections and different shades of purple.
Depending on the surrounding light, the glass changes from delicate violet and amethyst tones to much deeper purple shades.
The vase still bears its original Egermann label, clearly visible on the body.
The Egermann tradition
The name Egermann belongs to the historic tradition of Bohemian glassmaking and is closely associated with Friedrich Egermann (1777–1864), one of the important innovators of 19th-century Bohemian glass.
Egermann worked in the Nový Bor / Haida glassmaking region, an area internationally renowned for its glass production, decorating and refinement techniques.
Friedrich Egermann became particularly famous for his experiments with glass colouring and decoration. His name is especially associated with the development and refinement of techniques such as coloured glass stains and the celebrated red staining known as “Egermann Red.”
His work helped establish the Egermann name as part of the heritage of Bohemian decorative glass. The later Egermann glass tradition continued in Nový Bor, combining historic craftsmanship with new shapes, colours and decorative techniques.
This vase represents that continuing tradition: handmade Czech glass, strong colour, substantial form and distinctive surface decoration.
Details
Manufacturer: Egermann
Origin: Nový Bor, Czech Republic
Glassmaking tradition: Bohemian / Czech art glass
Colour: Light purple / amethyst
Pattern / decoration: Karo
Height: approx. 30 cm
Material: Art glass / crystal glass
Production: 100% handmade
Original Egermann label: Yes
Quantity: 1 vase
Because each piece is made and finished by hand, slight variations, small irregularities or differences in the glass structure are characteristic of traditional handmade production and contribute to the individual character of the object.
With its 30 cm height, rich amethyst colouring and characteristic Karo structure, the vase has a strong decorative presence and is particularly attractive for collectors of Bohemian glass, Czech art glass and Egermann glass.
The vase will be professionally and carefully packed for safe international shipping.
A beautiful example of the long glassmaking tradition of Nový Bor – carrying the historic Egermann name into Czech decorative glass.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
900 g
Specific region of origin
Novy Bor
Title additional information
Amethyst Kristall Vase
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Czechia
Material
Crystal
Manufacturer/brand
Egermann
Colour
Pink, Purple
Condition
As new - unused
Height
30 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
14 cm
Estimated period
1980-1990
GermanyVerified
172
Objects sold
92.11%
Private

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