Glashütte Frauenau - Ferdinand von Poschinger - Vase - Fleur Vaas - Iridescent glass with melted glass threads
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Antique Art Nouveau iridescent glass vase by Ferdinand von Poschinger (Glashütte Frauenau), produced circa 1900–1910, known as the Fleur vase, fully hand-blown in gold-brown with an iridescent surface and a melted white glass thread pattern, measuring 14 cm high with a top diameter of 14 cm and a bottom diameter of 9 cm, weight 840 g, in excellent condition and not shipped to the United States.
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Antique Art Nouveau iridescent glass vase – Ferdinand von Poschinger, circa 1900
A beautiful and rare antique Art Nouveau glass vase, produced by the renowned German glass studio Ferdinand von Poschinger (Glashütte Frauenau) around 1900–1910.
This iconic model is also known among collectors as the 'Fleur' vase.
The vase is fully hand-blown and finished in a deep golden-brown hue with a stunning iridescent surface that changes color depending on the light incidence.
The body is decorated all around with a refined, melted pattern of flowing white glass threads (Fadenauflage or Fenicio technique).
The organic design is typical of the high Art Nouveau era: an elegant hourglass shape that culminates in a spectacular, undulating, flaring rim in the form of a flower chalice.
In the colors Gold-brown, Amber and White
A splendid collectible for lovers of early European art glass, comparable to works from the same period by Loetz (Bohemia) and L.C. Tiffany.
Dimensions: 14 cm high with a top diameter of 14 cm and a bottom diameter of 9 cm.
Weight: 840 grams.
Carefully packaged, sent by registered mail and insured.
Not shipped to the United States.
Antique Art Nouveau iridescent glass vase – Ferdinand von Poschinger, circa 1900
A beautiful and rare antique Art Nouveau glass vase, produced by the renowned German glass studio Ferdinand von Poschinger (Glashütte Frauenau) around 1900–1910.
This iconic model is also known among collectors as the 'Fleur' vase.
The vase is fully hand-blown and finished in a deep golden-brown hue with a stunning iridescent surface that changes color depending on the light incidence.
The body is decorated all around with a refined, melted pattern of flowing white glass threads (Fadenauflage or Fenicio technique).
The organic design is typical of the high Art Nouveau era: an elegant hourglass shape that culminates in a spectacular, undulating, flaring rim in the form of a flower chalice.
In the colors Gold-brown, Amber and White
A splendid collectible for lovers of early European art glass, comparable to works from the same period by Loetz (Bohemia) and L.C. Tiffany.
Dimensions: 14 cm high with a top diameter of 14 cm and a bottom diameter of 9 cm.
Weight: 840 grams.
Carefully packaged, sent by registered mail and insured.
Not shipped to the United States.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
840 g
Country of origin
Germany
Model
Fleur Vaas
Designer/artist/maker
Ferdinand von Poschinger
Material
Iridescent glass with melted glass threads
Style
Art Nouveau
Manufacturer/brand
Glashütte Frauenau
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
14 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
9 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
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