Art Deco bonbonniere, crystal, Moser, Bohemia, Czechoslovakia, 1930s.
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This bonbonniere, produced by the renowned Moser glassworks in Karlovy Vary in the 1930s, is crafted from high-quality faceted crystal. The piece features a rich amber-orange hue reminiscent of cognac or honey, exhibiting translucent depth and a glossy, highly polished surface typical of expert glassmaking. Its geometric Art Deco silhouette is defined by boldly intersecting, sharply faceted planes and dynamic contours. The lid and body form a cohesive whole, their stylized symmetry further highlighted by precise, cut edges and mirror-like gloss that intensifies the color and multiplies light refraction in the facets. The workmanship is evident in the clarity and regularity of each facet. The bonbonniere bears the original Moser signature and is preserved in very good condition—with no visible signs of damage, chips, or restoration; all elements are original.The object echoes the confident geometry and brilliance of the Art Deco era: its assertive lines and sculptural silhouette summon the bustling glamour of prewar interiors. The faceted form captures a city’s rhythm—sharp, forward, modern—while the intense amber crystal recalls the warmth and opulence sought by collectors of interwar glass. As light plays across the cut surfaces, the bonbonniere transforms, mimicking the lively ambiance of evening gatherings in grand salons, where reflections multiplied the drama of sculpted décor.The bonbonniere could be displayed atop a weighty, dark sideboard or within a glazed cabinet, where the saturated color stands out against a subdued backdrop. It would pair well with other Art Deco pieces, such as nickel or
DIMENSION
Height11 cm
Depth9 cm
Width11 cm
Dimension details
Width11 cm
Height11 cm
Depth9 cm
Weight1 kg
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