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481 - Rare wine glass designed by Josef Hoffmann, Meyr’s nephew, Adolf bei Winterberg, J. & L. Lobmeyr, Vienna (client) for the Wiener Werkstätte, 1913/1914. Colorless, thin-walled glass. Cup-shaped bowl. Solid, columnar stem with seven vertical grooves, tapering below the base of the bowl. The center of the stem features a nodus composed of seven facet-like cut glass thorns. Round base plate; the rim of the foot has a 40-notch cut. H. approx. 18.7 cm. SCHRÖDER, Udo, Drinking Glasses from Art Nouveau to Art Deco, Hamburg 1998, p. 159; MAK, Vienna Collection: Glass, inventory number: WI 1630-2; DKD, 34, 1914, ill. p. 376; EISLER, Max (ed.), Österreichische Werkkultur, Vienna 1916, ill. p. 160.
Rare wine glass designed by Josef Hoffmann, Meyr’s nephew, Adolf bei Winterberg, J. & L. Lobmeyr, Vienna (client) for the Wiener Werkstätte, 1913/1914. Colorless, thin-walled glass. Cup-shaped bowl. Solid, columnar stem with seven vertical grooves, tapering below the base of the bowl. The center of the stem features a nodus composed of seven facet-like cut glass thorns. Round base plate; the rim of the foot has a 40-notch cut. H. approx. 18.7 cm. SCHRÖDER, Udo, Drinking Glasses from Art Nouveau to Art Deco, Hamburg 1998, p. 159; MAK, Vienna Collection: Glass, inventory number: WI 1630-2; DKD, 34, 1914, ill. p. 376; EISLER, Max (ed.), Österreichische Werkkultur, Vienna 1916, ill. p. 160.