Lednicke Rovne - Jaroslav Taraba - Jar - Ashtray - Sommerso - Mid-Century Design - Ø approx. 14 cm - Glass
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This Czech hand-crafted Sommerso glass ashtray, designed by Jaroslav Taraba for Lednicke Rovne around 1960–1970, has a star shape with blue tones encased in clear glass and measures 6 × 14 cm.
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Description from the seller
Beautiful ashtray, designed by Jaroslav Taraba for Glaswerke Lednicke Rovne. High-quality handmade collectible piece without manufacturer markings.
Very nice star shape with split points. The ashtray shows beautiful blue tones, surrounded by clear colorless glass. Wonderful play of colors and attractive optical effects - especially under suitable lighting.
Dimensions (H x W): 6 x 14 cm, 530 g
Very good, undamaged condition. As with any older glass object that has been used, there may be slight signs of age and wear. This includes, above all, moderate traces of wear on the base.
Please carefully review the photos in large view before making your purchase decision!
Note:
Due to internet color reproduction limitations and your monitor settings, the colors of the product photos may differ from the original you will receive.
Stands, lighting accessories, and measuring tools shown in the photos are not part of the offer!
Seller's Story
I have been a passionate collector of high-quality glass objects for several years.
The focus of my collection is on glass objects from Germany, Czechia (Bohemia), Italy (Murano), and Scandinavia, designed and produced in the 20th century. Another emphasis is on Scottish paperweights.
Since 2019, I have been offering my surplus objects on Catawiki. Maybe there's something interesting for you too!
Should an issue with your order occur as an exception, please let me know before leaving a negative review. Fair people always find a fair solution! Wishing you good luck with your bidding.
Light & Glass
Bernhard Lunkenheimer
Translated by Google TranslateBeautiful ashtray, designed by Jaroslav Taraba for Glaswerke Lednicke Rovne. High-quality handmade collectible piece without manufacturer markings.
Very nice star shape with split points. The ashtray shows beautiful blue tones, surrounded by clear colorless glass. Wonderful play of colors and attractive optical effects - especially under suitable lighting.
Dimensions (H x W): 6 x 14 cm, 530 g
Very good, undamaged condition. As with any older glass object that has been used, there may be slight signs of age and wear. This includes, above all, moderate traces of wear on the base.
Please carefully review the photos in large view before making your purchase decision!
Note:
Due to internet color reproduction limitations and your monitor settings, the colors of the product photos may differ from the original you will receive.
Stands, lighting accessories, and measuring tools shown in the photos are not part of the offer!
Seller's Story
I have been a passionate collector of high-quality glass objects for several years.
The focus of my collection is on glass objects from Germany, Czechia (Bohemia), Italy (Murano), and Scandinavia, designed and produced in the 20th century. Another emphasis is on Scottish paperweights.
Since 2019, I have been offering my surplus objects on Catawiki. Maybe there's something interesting for you too!
Should an issue with your order occur as an exception, please let me know before leaving a negative review. Fair people always find a fair solution! Wishing you good luck with your bidding.
Light & Glass
Bernhard Lunkenheimer
Translated by Google TranslateDetails
Era
1900-2000
Weight
530 g
Country of origin
Czechia
Manufacturer/brand
Lednicke Rovne
Material
Glass
Designer/artist/maker
Jaroslav Taraba
Model
Ashtray - Sommerso - Mid-Century Design - Ø approx. 14 cm
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
Height
6 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
14 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
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