Drinking set (5) - Crystal - Bohemian crystal





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Set of 5 hand-cut lead crystal Romers – Bohemian crystal (ca. 1970–1990)
Set of 5 identical, handmade and hand-cut crystal glasses in a warm orange-red color (overfang crystal / cased crystal).
The goblets feature a traditional and richly detailed cut pattern with, among others, the classic star and fan motif (Schleuderstern). Through the overfang technique – where a layer of colored crystal is applied over clear crystal and then partly ground away – a brilliant light refraction arises. The glasses rest on a clear, faceted stem and a round foot.
Specifications:
• Quantity: 5 pieces
• Material: Lead crystal (24% PbO)
• Color: Orange / amber-red with clear stem and foot
• Technique: Hand-blown and hand-cut (overfang glass)
• Origin: Probably Bohemia / Germany (e.g., produced by brands such as Cristalica / Lausitzer / Nachtmann)
• Period: Second half of the 20th century
Set of 5 hand-cut lead crystal Romers – Bohemian crystal (ca. 1970–1990)
Set of 5 identical, handmade and hand-cut crystal glasses in a warm orange-red color (overfang crystal / cased crystal).
The goblets feature a traditional and richly detailed cut pattern with, among others, the classic star and fan motif (Schleuderstern). Through the overfang technique – where a layer of colored crystal is applied over clear crystal and then partly ground away – a brilliant light refraction arises. The glasses rest on a clear, faceted stem and a round foot.
Specifications:
• Quantity: 5 pieces
• Material: Lead crystal (24% PbO)
• Color: Orange / amber-red with clear stem and foot
• Technique: Hand-blown and hand-cut (overfang glass)
• Origin: Probably Bohemia / Germany (e.g., produced by brands such as Cristalica / Lausitzer / Nachtmann)
• Period: Second half of the 20th century

