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Lot 178
ZDENÄšK LHOTSKÝ 1956: VITRUCELL BOWL Ca. 2014 Molten glass Vitrucell 14 cm, ⌀34.5 cm The unique honeycomb structure of vitrucellenables the interplay of form and light, in which the contrasting quality of precise design and fascination with the material are successfully combined. The technical specification states that the maximum weight of one piece of glass that can be melted is three hundred kilograms with a maximum glass panel size of 130 x 270 cm and a minimum thickness of 2 cm. The vitrucell technique is completely unique in the world and its imitation would involve the use of approximately 50 technological processes. ZdenÄ›k Lhotský is a broader artist who, in addition to glass, also deals with graphics, sculpture, photography and music. From a young age, he was close to other fields of art, which is evidenced, among other things, by the fact that in 1987 he became a co-founder of the Tvrdohlavígroup. Among other things, he became famous in the world for the production of a sarcophagus for the Danish royal family, designed by the artist Bjoern Norgaard.
Lot 121
ALFRED DORN 1892 - 1975: BOWL WITH FLORAL DECOR 1928 Layered blown, etched and cut glass 13 cm, ⌀22.5 cm Signed: Carved ligature "19 EK 28" Bowl stylized according to the design of Alfred Dorn, realized by Emil Kromer. The bowl is made of clear glass covered with ruby, blown into a mold. Etched three times repeating floral decor complements the cutting and engravings.
Lot 132
A William IV silver table centrepiece epergne, on triangular base with interchangeable glass basket and silver petal sconces, maker Robert, Edkins & Aston, Birmingham 1836, presentation inscription 'Presented to the Rev John Bradford, Curator of Wolborough, by his Parishioners in Testimony of Respect to him as their Pastor, and for his Zeal and Exertions in the Erection of a Chapel of Ease in Newton Abbott, 1836', engraved heraldry and image of the chapel, height 38cm, approximate weight all in 2180 gramsCondition: appears generally good overall with no obvious detrimental issues, lacking central glass bowl
Lot 176
Pair of late 19th Century Bohemian overlay (white on green) glass table lustres, of typical castellated form with alternate panels of flowers and landscapes to bowl and foot, gilt-enriched, 32cm high Condition: Typical light rubbing to gilt rim of both lustres. Further fading/rubbing to gilt of decoration bowl, stem and foot but less than expected on examples of this type. One prism-cut drop to each lustre is damaged and one octagonal lustre is detached but present. **General condition consistent with age
Lot 831
An 18th Century glass goblet circa 1790, the round funnel Dutch bowl diamond point stipple engraved with cupid about to fire his bow and arrow, flying above clouds, engraving attributed to L Adams, above a facet cut stem with upper slice cut, medial knop and basal hollow diamonds, raised to a conical foot, height 17.5cm.
Lot 735
Three assorted drinking glasses, comprising an ale glass circa 1750, the tall conical bowl above a short knopped stem and circular spread foot, height 18.5cm, S/D, together with an ale glass with conical bowl with stem with two bladed knops and a basal knop and circular foot, and a dram glass with bucket bowl with bladed knop stem. (3)
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