Marriage goblet; amber cased with enamel and gold. Attributed to Egermann, around 1840. The picture shows a romantic scene on one side; at the back, another picture shows her knitting while he holds up the wool.
Small milk jug, "Isabel" glass with amethyst rim. Riesengebirge (Giant Mountains), around 1835
Smoking tray, silvered glass with polychrome enamel decoration. Attributed to the Hugo Wolff factory in Haida, between 1870- 1900
Lidded bowl in cased, satinated, pulled and threaded glass. Josef Rindskopf, around 1900
Powder box, cased, colour swirls, satinated ;
1920-ies
Powder box, milk glass blown in still mold, sprayed polychrome décor of dragonfly. 1920-ies
Anonymous design, 1950-ies
"Grenada"vase, Rindskopf, around 1900 - or something that is made to resemble it
Thickwalled vase in aqua, green and blue attributed to Frantisek Vizner, 1970-ies. Vizner never signs his works, claiming that it should be obvious they are his works from the outset. Unfortunately, this is not always true…
Vase by E. Beránek for Skrdlovice, 1970-ies.
tall Rindskopf vase, opaque marbled red, silvered feathers, iridised inside and out. Around 1900
Lampwork cocktail sticks in a little swirl stand - these were very popular in the 1940s
Orange and white/grey vase in what is called the Tango style. Made by a number of Czech glass houses in the thirties, including Loetz and Anton Rückl.
Enamel painting on milk glass - an anonymous design from the fifties. Yes it is glass - but it is very hard to distinguish from porcelain. A design like this forfeits the main attraction of glass : tranparency.
Powder box attributed to Bellova, end of day vase and mercury glass powder box
Another "Tango" piece in red, blue and yellow on a milk glass casing.
Covered box in amethyst with a gold frieze. These are normally attributed to Ludwig Moser in the thirties, but several works in Germany and Czechoslovakia have produced lookalikes.
Blue vase with heavy iridescence, possibly made by Kralik
Tall vase with bands of orange, white and blue, clear cased. From the style you'd think it was made in the sixties
And another Tango piece - this one was most likely made by Rückl.