Art Nouveau Glass Bowl with Transparent Enamel Painting from Haida Steinschönau, 1910s

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Elaborately designed, mouth-blown glass vase/bowl, partially yellow-stained crystal glass with delicate, transparent enamel floral painting, framed by pearl-like knobs, cut … Read more Elaborately designed, mouth-blown glass vase/bowl, partially yellow-stained crystal glass with delicate, transparent enamel floral painting, framed by pearl-like knobs, cut and polished rim and base. 7mm thick crystal glass.

The Haida Glass School (now Nový Bor, Czech Republic) was a historically significant educational institution founded in 1869 in the heart of the North Bohemian glass industry. It provided excellent designs for local production and made a substantial contribution to the development of glass art, renowned for its outstanding Art Nouveau and Art Deco works, often employing special staining and cutting techniques, which are now considered valuable collector's items.

Key aspects of the Haida Glass School:
Founded: 1869.
Location: Haida (now Nový Bor in the Czech Republic) was a world-famous center of glassmaking.

Significance: The school was crucial for the innovation and style of regional glass production, particularly in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Style & Technique: It produced renowned techniques such as agate, lithyaline, and colored glass coatings (e.g., yellow silver stain), as well as elaborate cut decorations.

Products: Designs from the school were produced by local manufacturers such as Johann Oertel & Co. and are now known as art objects (e.g., goblets, vases).

Legacy: Its works are an important part of Bohemian art glass and can be found in museums and antique shops.

In summary, the Haida Glass School was a central institution for the training of designers and the further development of glass art in Bohemia, whose legacy lives on in many historical glass objects. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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