Lauscha en Thuringe - Marbles 8 grands calots d'art en verre faits main – Lauscha (Thuringe) – Fin XIXe – Diam. 25-27mm - 1850-1900 - Germany





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Eight handmade glass art marbles from Lauscha, Thuringia, Germany, dating from 1850–1900 and measuring 25–27 mm in diameter.
Description from the seller
Rare set of large hand-made art glass calots – Lauscha (Thuringia) – 1850-1900
• Item type: Lot of antique collectible calots (large-diameter art beads).
• Origin: Lauscha, Thuringia region, Germany.
• Period: Late 19th century (Circa 1850–1900).
• Manufacturing technique: Fully hand-formed and turned on the glassblower's rod (characteristic presence of a broken pontil, slightly ground or textured on each piece, attesting to their artisanal authenticity).
• Material: Mouth-blown Thuringian glass.
Details and typology of included models
This lot consists of period art calots displaying a beautiful variety of styles highly sought after by Lauscha glass collectors:
• Solid Core Swirls & Ribbon: Beads with opaque bases (notably brick red/brown models with black veining, and the white model with orange/red spiral ribbons in a Latticino or Ribbon Core style).
• Divided Ribbon Cores: Models on a transparent glass base featuring rich multicolor spirals (green, yellow, blue and red) that traverse the bead core.
• Mica Inclusions: Presence of fine shimmering glitter and trapped air bubbles, typical of Lauscha techniques from the late 19th century.
• Condition: Nice vintage/antique condition (see detailed macro photos to appreciate the patina).
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Package weight with packaging: 1 kilogram
Rare set of large hand-made art glass calots – Lauscha (Thuringia) – 1850-1900
• Item type: Lot of antique collectible calots (large-diameter art beads).
• Origin: Lauscha, Thuringia region, Germany.
• Period: Late 19th century (Circa 1850–1900).
• Manufacturing technique: Fully hand-formed and turned on the glassblower's rod (characteristic presence of a broken pontil, slightly ground or textured on each piece, attesting to their artisanal authenticity).
• Material: Mouth-blown Thuringian glass.
Details and typology of included models
This lot consists of period art calots displaying a beautiful variety of styles highly sought after by Lauscha glass collectors:
• Solid Core Swirls & Ribbon: Beads with opaque bases (notably brick red/brown models with black veining, and the white model with orange/red spiral ribbons in a Latticino or Ribbon Core style).
• Divided Ribbon Cores: Models on a transparent glass base featuring rich multicolor spirals (green, yellow, blue and red) that traverse the bead core.
• Mica Inclusions: Presence of fine shimmering glitter and trapped air bubbles, typical of Lauscha techniques from the late 19th century.
• Condition: Nice vintage/antique condition (see detailed macro photos to appreciate the patina).
Images are part of the description
Please form your own opinion from the photos
Careful, tracked shipping by postal service
Package weight with packaging: 1 kilogram

