Theresienthal Kristallglas - 杯具組 (7) - 表格1736 - 鈾玻璃 - 新艺术运动

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七件裝鋇玻璃利口酒具,歸屬於 Theresienthal Kristallglas,德國,藝術新藝術時期,約1900–1910年,Form 1736,包含一只帶原裝手磨玻璃塞的酒瓶與六只利口酒杯,採用橄欖綠 Vaseline 鈰玻璃,清晰鉛晶柄、把手與底座,裝飾有手工施鑲24K金 Farnblatt-Dekor,狀態極佳。

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Exceptional seven-piece uranium glass liqueur service, attributed to Theresienthal Kristallglas, Germany, dating to the Art Nouveau period, approximately 1900–1907.

Crafted in luminous olive-green Vaseline uranium glass, beautifully contrasted by clear lead crystal stems, handle and foot, the service features exquisite hand-applied 24-karat gold enamel in the celebrated Farnblatt-Dekor (Fern Leaf Decoration), reflecting the refined craftsmanship of the Bavarian Jugendstil era.

Historical design cross-references identify the service with Theresienthal Form 1736, distinguished by its elegant optic-blown decanter, clear lead crystal structural elements and finely executed fern-leaf decoration.

The delicate cross-hatched gold enamel was designed to shimmer beneath the warm glow of early twentieth-century lighting, illustrating the artistic refinement that established Theresienthal among Germany’s most admired luxury glasshouses.

The complete service comprises one elegant decanter with its original hand-ground clear crystal teardrop stopper and six matching cordial glasses.

The harmonious contrast between the luminous uranium glass, brilliant clear crystal elements and intricate gold decoration creates a particularly elegant example of early twentieth-century European decorative glassmaking.

Under 365 nm ultraviolet light, the uranium glass displays its characteristic vivid green fluorescence.

Measurements
* Decanter: 26 cm (10.24 in) high × 8 cm (3.15 in) diameter
* Cordial glasses: 5 cm (1.97 in) high × 6 cm (2.36 in) diameter each
* Total weight: 1 kg (2.2 lbs)

Condition
Excellent antique condition. The original hand-ground crystal stopper fits securely into the decanter.
The intricate Farnblatt gold decoration remains exceptionally well preserved across the complete seven-piece service, retaining its crisp detail and richness.
Minor age-related wear to the gilding is visible on the rims and foot rings, as well as on the stopper’s gilded band, consistent with the age of the set.

UV Fluorescence
The fluorescence photographs were taken using a handheld collector’s 365 nm UV lamp to demonstrate the glass’s natural reaction under ultraviolet light. The images have not been digitally enhanced to exaggerate the fluorescence.

The item will be carefully and securely packed to ensure safe transport and shipped with full insurance and tracking.

賣家的故事

我策展卓越的古董与复古装饰物,挑选以工艺、个性、视觉震撼力与历史意义为衡量标准的藏品。我的兴趣涵盖19世纪至20世纪末的装饰艺术,包括照明、陶瓷、石制品、装饰配件,以及在欧洲及其他地区发现的独特收藏品。 我并不局限于某一风格、时期或材质,而是寻找具备强烈气场、独特设计和引人入胜故事的物件。每一件都经过单独采购、研究,并对质量、真实性与状态进行仔细评估。 所有物品均以专业方式打包并以极大细心与讲究的态度进行运输。
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Exceptional seven-piece uranium glass liqueur service, attributed to Theresienthal Kristallglas, Germany, dating to the Art Nouveau period, approximately 1900–1907.

Crafted in luminous olive-green Vaseline uranium glass, beautifully contrasted by clear lead crystal stems, handle and foot, the service features exquisite hand-applied 24-karat gold enamel in the celebrated Farnblatt-Dekor (Fern Leaf Decoration), reflecting the refined craftsmanship of the Bavarian Jugendstil era.

Historical design cross-references identify the service with Theresienthal Form 1736, distinguished by its elegant optic-blown decanter, clear lead crystal structural elements and finely executed fern-leaf decoration.

The delicate cross-hatched gold enamel was designed to shimmer beneath the warm glow of early twentieth-century lighting, illustrating the artistic refinement that established Theresienthal among Germany’s most admired luxury glasshouses.

The complete service comprises one elegant decanter with its original hand-ground clear crystal teardrop stopper and six matching cordial glasses.

The harmonious contrast between the luminous uranium glass, brilliant clear crystal elements and intricate gold decoration creates a particularly elegant example of early twentieth-century European decorative glassmaking.

Under 365 nm ultraviolet light, the uranium glass displays its characteristic vivid green fluorescence.

Measurements
* Decanter: 26 cm (10.24 in) high × 8 cm (3.15 in) diameter
* Cordial glasses: 5 cm (1.97 in) high × 6 cm (2.36 in) diameter each
* Total weight: 1 kg (2.2 lbs)

Condition
Excellent antique condition. The original hand-ground crystal stopper fits securely into the decanter.
The intricate Farnblatt gold decoration remains exceptionally well preserved across the complete seven-piece service, retaining its crisp detail and richness.
Minor age-related wear to the gilding is visible on the rims and foot rings, as well as on the stopper’s gilded band, consistent with the age of the set.

UV Fluorescence
The fluorescence photographs were taken using a handheld collector’s 365 nm UV lamp to demonstrate the glass’s natural reaction under ultraviolet light. The images have not been digitally enhanced to exaggerate the fluorescence.

The item will be carefully and securely packed to ensure safe transport and shipped with full insurance and tracking.

賣家的故事

我策展卓越的古董与复古装饰物,挑选以工艺、个性、视觉震撼力与历史意义为衡量标准的藏品。我的兴趣涵盖19世纪至20世纪末的装饰艺术,包括照明、陶瓷、石制品、装饰配件,以及在欧洲及其他地区发现的独特收藏品。 我并不局限于某一风格、时期或材质,而是寻找具备强烈气场、独特设计和引人入胜故事的物件。每一件都经过单独采购、研究,并对质量、真实性与状态进行仔细评估。 所有物品均以专业方式打包并以极大细心与讲究的态度进行运输。
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詳細資料

時代
1900-2000
風格子類型
Jugendstil
玻璃類型
鈾玻璃
標題附加資訊
Art Nouveau
物品數量
7
材質
玻璃
設計師/藝術家/製作者
Theresienthal Kristallglas
車型
Form 1736
原產國
德國
Style
新藝術風格
狀態
極佳 - 幾乎沒有 使用痕跡/老化/小瑕疵
Height
26 cm
Width
8 cm
Depth
8 cm
大概年份
1900-1910
義大利已驗證
9
已售物品
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