August Walther & Sohne - Sculpture, Bloemenkikker - 17.5 cm - matte satin-finished acrylic glass - 1936

August Walther & Sohne - Sculpture, Bloemenkikker - 17.5 cm - matte satin-finished acrylic glass - 1936 #1.0
August Walther & Sohne - Sculpture, Bloemenkikker - 17.5 cm - matte satin-finished acrylic glass - 1936 #1.0
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Two-piece Art Deco glass flower holder by August Walther & Sohne, circa 1936, in colourless, matte-satin pressed glass, unsigned, with a feminine figure in a long gown inside a decorated round holder; overall 17.5 cm high, 11 cm external diameter, 435 g, country of origin Germany, edition Lille.

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August Walther & Sohne - lilli - Art Deco - Flower Frog - ca 1936.

Unique, original two-piece Art Deco flower frog from the German glass manufacturer August Walther & Sohne.

Made of colorless, matte-satinized pressed glass. The piece features an elegant female figure in a long gown, placed in a richly decorated round flower holder with an opening for flower stems.

The model was produced in several colors and finishes.

Dimensions:
- Total height 17.5 cm
- Height of the female figure 15.5 cm
- Height of the pot 5 cm
- Outer diameter of the pot 11 cm
- Inner diameter of the pot 5.5 cm
- Total weight 435 grams

Condition:
Fine, cleaned condition. The flower holder has a few small glass chipped areas along the rim.

On the inside of the holder there is some rust-colored residue, presumably from a previously placed iron weight used to improve stability.

A characteristic and decorative example of German Art Deco glass art from the thirties.

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August Walther & Sohne - lilli - Art Deco - Flower Frog - ca 1936.

Unique, original two-piece Art Deco flower frog from the German glass manufacturer August Walther & Sohne.

Made of colorless, matte-satinized pressed glass. The piece features an elegant female figure in a long gown, placed in a richly decorated round flower holder with an opening for flower stems.

The model was produced in several colors and finishes.

Dimensions:
- Total height 17.5 cm
- Height of the female figure 15.5 cm
- Height of the pot 5 cm
- Outer diameter of the pot 11 cm
- Inner diameter of the pot 5.5 cm
- Total weight 435 grams

Condition:
Fine, cleaned condition. The flower holder has a few small glass chipped areas along the rim.

On the inside of the holder there is some rust-colored residue, presumably from a previously placed iron weight used to improve stability.

A characteristic and decorative example of German Art Deco glass art from the thirties.

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Details

Era
1900-2000
Glass type
matte satin-finished acrylic glass
Country of origin
Germany
Style
Art Deco
Material
Glass
Artist
August Walther & Sohne
Title of artwork
Bloemenkikker
Signature
Not signed
Edition
Lille
Year
1936
Colour
Transparent, White
Condition
Good condition
Height
17.5 cm
Width
11 cm
Depth
11 cm
Weight
435 g
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