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480 - Wine glass by Otto Prutscher (design), Adolf bei Winterberg (craftsman), Meyr’s nephew, E. Bakalowits & Söhne, Vienna (manufacturer), 1906. Colorless glass. The stem and the cylindrical bowl with a flared rim are overlaid with cobalt blue. The disc-shaped base is kept simple. The bowl in the center features a 14-fold rectangular cut, decorated above and below with a cube-cut frieze. The straight stem features a pattern of vertically aligned squares offset from one another. H. 21 cm. SCHRÖDER, Udo, Drinking Glasses from Art Nouveau to Art Deco. Hamburg 1998, p. 148f; WARTHORST, Karl-Wilhelm, Gebrauchsglas 1898–1924, Freiburg 2001, p. 118, fig. 93; BRÖHAN, Torsten (ed.), Glass Art of the Modern Age, pp. 154ff.
Wine glass by Otto Prutscher (design), Adolf bei Winterberg (craftsman), Meyr’s nephew, E. Bakalowits & Söhne, Vienna (manufacturer), 1906. Colorless glass. The stem and the cylindrical bowl with a flared rim are overlaid with cobalt blue. The disc-shaped base is kept simple. The bowl in the center features a 14-fold rectangular cut, decorated above and below with a cube-cut frieze. The straight stem features a pattern of vertically aligned squares offset from one another. H. 21 cm. SCHRÖDER, Udo, Drinking Glasses from Art Nouveau to Art Deco. Hamburg 1998, p. 148f; WARTHORST, Karl-Wilhelm, Gebrauchsglas 1898–1924, Freiburg 2001, p. 118, fig. 93; BRÖHAN, Torsten (ed.), Glass Art of the Modern Age, pp. 154ff.