Glashütte Thüringen: Krampus (Duivel) - Christmas baubles - Glass

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Glass Krampus ornament, 15 cm high, dating from the 1950s to 1960s, made by Glashütte Thüringen in Germany, red and in good condition with minor signs of age and spots.

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Krampus made of glass, very difficult to photograph due to the reflection. It was made in the period 1950-1960 by Glashütte Thüringen. The Krampus is 15 cm tall.

Krampus is the companion of Saint Nicholas and his servant. In the Netherlands it is often indicated as a devil, but that is not actually what he is. Krampus is very well known in southern Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary and Northern Italy.

It is a very beautiful ornament. The photos do not do it justice. Red in color and fairly shaped. Each ornament is slightly different. No two are the same.

Handmade and hand-colored.

See the photos. They are explicitly part of the description.
Condition: good See text and 13 photos. Decoration is not for sale.

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Seller's Story

I am a genuine collector. The proceeds from my auctions go to a good cause: a day program centre for people with a disability. Shipping costs are always a topic. They have risen a lot this past year, sometimes up to 25%. The rates are visible in the lot. If you disagree, don’t buy. It’s as simple as that. I don’t force anyone to buy from me, but don’t come back with negative or neutral feedback afterwards. You know what the shipping costs are that are calculated, and a meagre consolation for the buyer: often they are still too low and we end up adding money to the shipping costs ourselves. The following is important: if you do not pick up your parcel and it is returned, the return costs that I have to pay will be charged back to you, and the new shipping costs to send the parcel again must be paid before the parcel goes back to you. Unfortunately, in the past it has happened often that parcels are returned for this reason. Damage to the parcel visible: do not accept or accept with reservation. Any kind of damage should be reported to me immediately. Unfortunately this happens despite me packing the items very well. Note: if you do not collect the parcel and it is returned to me, you must pay these costs. Also the shipping costs that arise to send it back to you. These costs are higher than the original shipping costs. You will receive a payment request via the Catawiki messaging system or by email. If you do not pay within 7 days, your ownership rights lapse. The costs remain enforceable. If you do not pay for lots you have won, I reserve the right to collect through legal means. Even if you have not paid, the purchase agreement remains in force as does the payment obligation. This doesn’t sound pleasant, but none of us benefit from bidders who don’t pay. Shipments are easy to track via the carrier websites and via the Catawiki site. If items are delivered to a service point and you do not collect them: see the above. It is the buyer’s obligation to ensure the package is delivered to their home address or collected at the service point. I speak Dutch, I speak German, I speak English, I speak Italian, I speak French, I speak Spanish
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Krampus made of glass, very difficult to photograph due to the reflection. It was made in the period 1950-1960 by Glashütte Thüringen. The Krampus is 15 cm tall.

Krampus is the companion of Saint Nicholas and his servant. In the Netherlands it is often indicated as a devil, but that is not actually what he is. Krampus is very well known in southern Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary and Northern Italy.

It is a very beautiful ornament. The photos do not do it justice. Red in color and fairly shaped. Each ornament is slightly different. No two are the same.

Handmade and hand-colored.

See the photos. They are explicitly part of the description.
Condition: good See text and 13 photos. Decoration is not for sale.

Worldwide shipping.
Shipping within the EU with DPD.
Shipping outside the EU and islands by mail. Please note this takes longer.
Tracking.
Well packed.

See the shipping costs per country/region.
Ships from Italy.

Combined shipping is possible. It goes as follows.
I calculate the shipping costs as follows.
1st item the shipping costs as indicated
for the second and subsequent items for each item Euro 5
You can simply pay the Catawiki invoice. You will be refunded the overpaid shipping costs by me via bank transfer.
Read the instructions about receiving packages in 'the seller introduces himself'.

Seller's Story

I am a genuine collector. The proceeds from my auctions go to a good cause: a day program centre for people with a disability. Shipping costs are always a topic. They have risen a lot this past year, sometimes up to 25%. The rates are visible in the lot. If you disagree, don’t buy. It’s as simple as that. I don’t force anyone to buy from me, but don’t come back with negative or neutral feedback afterwards. You know what the shipping costs are that are calculated, and a meagre consolation for the buyer: often they are still too low and we end up adding money to the shipping costs ourselves. The following is important: if you do not pick up your parcel and it is returned, the return costs that I have to pay will be charged back to you, and the new shipping costs to send the parcel again must be paid before the parcel goes back to you. Unfortunately, in the past it has happened often that parcels are returned for this reason. Damage to the parcel visible: do not accept or accept with reservation. Any kind of damage should be reported to me immediately. Unfortunately this happens despite me packing the items very well. Note: if you do not collect the parcel and it is returned to me, you must pay these costs. Also the shipping costs that arise to send it back to you. These costs are higher than the original shipping costs. You will receive a payment request via the Catawiki messaging system or by email. If you do not pay within 7 days, your ownership rights lapse. The costs remain enforceable. If you do not pay for lots you have won, I reserve the right to collect through legal means. Even if you have not paid, the purchase agreement remains in force as does the payment obligation. This doesn’t sound pleasant, but none of us benefit from bidders who don’t pay. Shipments are easy to track via the carrier websites and via the Catawiki site. If items are delivered to a service point and you do not collect them: see the above. It is the buyer’s obligation to ensure the package is delivered to their home address or collected at the service point. I speak Dutch, I speak German, I speak English, I speak Italian, I speak French, I speak Spanish
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Germany
Designer/artist/maker
Glashütte Thüringen: Krampus (Duivel)
Material
Glass
Colour
Red
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
15 cm
Width
0 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
ItalyVerified
7244
Objects sold
100%
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