Art Deco Toilet set (7) - uranium - Brockwitz, Vaseline glass

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A 7-piece antique Art Deco vanity set by Brockwitz, Dresden, made of uranium Vaseline glass in Canary Yellow, dating to ca. 1910–1920.

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Antique 7-piece Art Deco vanity set from the German glass factory A.G. Brockwitz, Dresden. produced between 1915 and 1925.

The set features the geometric "Cactus" pattern, model number 1035.

It is authentic vaseline glass, yellow uranium glass with a bright yellow tint in daylight, Canary Yellow. Under UV light (blacklight) the set shows an extremely bright, vivid green fluorescence.

Large decanter: H: 19 cm | Ø: 11 cm | Weight: 546 g
Powder box with lid: H: 5 cm | Ø: 7.5 cm | Weight: 243 g
Ring holder (Ring tree): H: 7 cm | Tray dimensions: 13 x 8.5 cm | Weight: 159 g
Flacon 1 (without stopper): H: 12 cm | Ø: 7 cm | Weight: 183 g
Flacon 2 (without stopper): H: 11.5 cm | Ø: 6 cm | Weight: 158 g
Flacon 3 (with original stopper): H: 12.5 cm | Ø: 5.5 cm | Weight: 143 g
Flacon 4 (with original stopper): H: 10 cm | Ø: 4.5 cm | Weight: 95 g

Total weight: 1527 g

The set is in good antique condition with normal signs of aging. The horizontal line in the neck of the second largest bottle is an internal fold from the manufacturing process; the glass is fully stable. Two bottles are missing their stoppers. The inner rim of the powder-box lid feels somewhat sharp. The ring holder has some small chips on the underside and along the bottom edge (not visible when the set is displayed). The two stoppers show wear flakes.

Will be shipped very carefully packed.

Antique 7-piece Art Deco vanity set from the German glass factory A.G. Brockwitz, Dresden. produced between 1915 and 1925.

The set features the geometric "Cactus" pattern, model number 1035.

It is authentic vaseline glass, yellow uranium glass with a bright yellow tint in daylight, Canary Yellow. Under UV light (blacklight) the set shows an extremely bright, vivid green fluorescence.

Large decanter: H: 19 cm | Ø: 11 cm | Weight: 546 g
Powder box with lid: H: 5 cm | Ø: 7.5 cm | Weight: 243 g
Ring holder (Ring tree): H: 7 cm | Tray dimensions: 13 x 8.5 cm | Weight: 159 g
Flacon 1 (without stopper): H: 12 cm | Ø: 7 cm | Weight: 183 g
Flacon 2 (without stopper): H: 11.5 cm | Ø: 6 cm | Weight: 158 g
Flacon 3 (with original stopper): H: 12.5 cm | Ø: 5.5 cm | Weight: 143 g
Flacon 4 (with original stopper): H: 10 cm | Ø: 4.5 cm | Weight: 95 g

Total weight: 1527 g

The set is in good antique condition with normal signs of aging. The horizontal line in the neck of the second largest bottle is an internal fold from the manufacturing process; the glass is fully stable. Two bottles are missing their stoppers. The inner rim of the powder-box lid feels somewhat sharp. The ring holder has some small chips on the underside and along the bottom edge (not visible when the set is displayed). The two stoppers show wear flakes.

Will be shipped very carefully packed.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Weight
1700 g
Style
Art Deco
Title additional information
Brockwitz, Vaseline glass
Number of objects
7
Material
uranium
Country of origin
Germany
Colour
Yellow
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
19 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
11 cm
Estimated period
1910-1920, 1920-1930
Sold by
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Objects sold
90%
Private

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