Goblet remer, blue clear glass, Egerman Glassworks, Czechoslovakia, 1880s
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The 'remer' goblet from the Egerman glassworks, crafted in Czechoslovakia between 1880 and 1900, exemplifies the mastery of Bohemian glassmaking during the Art Nouveau era. The layered glass bowl combines a deep, cool cobalt blue with clear vertical panels, creating a sense of visual depth and lightness. The upper edge features hand-applied double gilding with organic, flowing motifs reminiscent of fin-de-siècle botanical and undulating Art Nouveau lines. The tall, slender stem of transparent glass is accented with faceted details at the base and supports a wide, stable foot, itself edged with a gold rim. The proportions are elegantly elongated in keeping with the period's aesthetics, while the glass surface remains smooth and highly polished. The goblet is preserved in ideal condition with no visible signs of use or damage, and all decorative elements remain complete and authentic.This glass form quietly echoes the turn of the century. The goblet appears to recount stories from fin-de-siècle salons, every gilded line and cobalt hue evoking the changing aesthetics and moods of the Art Nouveau period. The organic ornaments seem to flow across the glass, mirroring the rhythms of nature and moments suspended in candlelight or lamp glow. The gilding, sometimes matte, sometimes subtly glossy, catches the light, as if capturing the essence and dignity of Central Europe's bygone era.
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Height20 cm
Length7 cm
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Length7 cm
Height20 cm
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