Marie Kirschner (Czech-Austrian-German, Prague 1852-1931 Kosatky)
pitcher or high pot (Hohe Kanne)
circa 1903/04
blown glass in gradient leaf green; more specifically, consisting of colorless glass with green underlay, pre-blown in a rib model and then mold-blown; with colorless melted handle; and showing a dull iridescence
height 26,5 cm 60 dkg (600 grams)
on bottom, engraved monogram: MK
manufactured by Johann Lötz Witwe, Klostermühle, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary, product number 1090/150
References:
Helmut Ricke, Ernst Ploil, et al., Lötz Böhmisches Glas 1880-1940, Band 1, Werkmonographie (Munich 1989), pgs. 198-215 (Marie Kirschner).
Helmut Ricke, Ernst Ploil, et al., Lötz Böhmisches Glas 1880-1940, Band 2, Katalog der Musterschnitte [Catalogue of Patterns] (Munich 1989), pgs. 349 and 564, prod. no. Com. 1090/149-151.
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Marie Kirschner (Czech-Austrian-German, Prague 1852-1931 Kosatky)
bowl (Schale)
1908
cased glass, clear and blue, with matt mother of pearl lustre
height 9 cm; diameter 28,4 cm
on bottom, engraved monogram: MK
manufactured by Johann Lötz Witwe, Klostermühle, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary, product number 1090/200
The Daulton Collection
Provenance: ex coll. Ellen Sauter
References:
Helmut Ricke, Ernst Ploil, et al., Lötz Böhmisches Glas 1880-1940, Band 1, Werkmonographie (Munich 1989), pgs. 198-215 (Marie Kirschner).
Helmut Ricke, Ernst Ploil, et al., Lötz Böhmisches Glas 1880-1940, Band 2, Katalog der Musterschnitte [Catalogue of Patterns] (Munich 1989), pg. 353, prod. no. Com. 1090/200.
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The Daulton Collection
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