Moser Amethyst Glass Vase with Classical Frieze in Gilt Bronze, ca. 1910
Original price was: € 425,00.€ 400,00Current price is: € 400,00.
A luxurious amethyst-colored glass vase attributed to Moser, featuring deep vertical faceting and a classical gilt bronze frieze with warriors and dancers in relief. An elegant fusion of Bohemian craftsmanship and neoclassical revival aesthetics, dating to the early 20th century.
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This exceptional Moser vase stands as a striking example of early 20th-century Bohemian artistry, executed in richly saturated amethyst glass. The body is deeply cut into faceted panels, rising toward a wide upper collar encased in a gilt bronze band.
The bronze frieze is finely cast and chased with classical figures—helmeted warriors, dancers, and musicians—reminiscent of Greco-Roman processional scenes. This decorative band elevates the piece from a simple glass form to a neoclassical objet d’art, reflecting the Edwardian fascination with antiquity and opulence.
Attributable to Moser Karlsbad, a renowned Bohemian glassworks known for its luxurious pieces made for the imperial and aristocratic clientele across Europe.
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Origin: Bohemia (likely Moser, Karlsbad)
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Period: ca. 1900–1915
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Material: Hand-cut amethyst crystal and finely cast gilt bronze
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Dimensions: Approx. H 23 cm x Ø 10 cm
| Condition | Excellent |
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| Material | Glass |
| Period | 1900 – 1950 |
| Style | Art Deco |
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