Included in this auction are 8 Lobmeyr clear crystal stems. They feature a round, paneled fluted and faceted intaglio cut bowl, a faceted cut baluster-shaped stem, and a round intaglio cut foot. Each bowl features Persian-style decorative motifs of flowers, baskets, birds, canopies, strapwork and swags amid scrolling foliage. The forms are all the same, but includes two different yet similar cut patterns; 3 are one pattern, and five are the other. They measure about 5 5/8" tall and 2 3/8" in diameter at the rim. The bases are all engraved with "JLW" monogram for J. Lobmeyr, Wien. Two are in very good condition, free of chips or cracks. One has a 1/8" hairline on the rim, Others have small chips to the knops under the bowl, and one also has a chip at the knop at the base of the stem. As shown in the images, these chips are very minor. Otherwise, the rims and foot rims are very clean, and free of chips or repairs. They have typical bottom age wear for 120 year old fine crystal.
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A pair of J. & L. Lobmeyr enamelled glass jugs, late 19th century, decorated with figures wearing eighteenth century dress, factory monogram, 24.5cm high; and a Bohemian glass part table service ensuite, possibly also retailed by Lobmeyr, of quatrefoil section and decorated with figures in eighteenth century dress, comprising: a pair of decanters and stoppers; six small finger bowls; six punch cups and nine saucers; three water goblets; four champagne cups; thirteen wine glasses and nine liqueur glasses; and a similar pale-pink flashed wine glass Provenance: Purchased Sotheby's, 30th November 1999, lot 338
A late 19th Century J & L Lobmeyr crystal glass suite comprising of five ale glasses, six water glasses, eight liqueur glasses and six shot glasses, all with a spread foot rising to a knopped stem rising to a faceted band and flared bowl gilded with bands and a central monogram cipher, gilt portcullis mark, tallest 18cm. (25).
Attributed to LOBMEYR; a hollow stem champagne glass with quatrilobed bowl enamel decorated with a band of leaves, baluster stem and painted foot, height 12.9cm. CONDITION REPORT: A couple of minute rim chips, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A late 19th Century J & L Lobmeyr crystal glass shallow circular bowl circa 1886 engraved by Franz Ullmann with an image of Aurora in profile within a deep border decorated with engraved owls and cockerels within foliate scroll work, portcullis mark to the lower border. A similar plate also with the head of Aurora in profile is found in the Cologne Museum of Applied Arts.
A late 19th to early 20th Century crystal glass tazza in the manner of Lobmeyr, hollow conical foot raised to compress pad feet below an annulated knop and a shallow conical bowl, the whole finely engraved with repeat panels, geometric borders and stylised floral studies, unmarked, width 29.5cm.
Attributed to LOBMEYR; a hollow stem champagne glass with quatrilobed bowl enamel decorated with a band of leaves, baluster stem and painted foot, height 12.9cm. CONDITION REPORT: A couple of minute rim chips, otherwise appears good with no further obvious signs of faults, damage or restoration.
A collection of Wiener Werkstätte glasswares, comprising a circular bowl with gilded rim and sprig decoration attributed to Dagobert Peche, a tall goblet vase attributed to Josef Hoffmann for Lobmeyr, a Loetz clear glass tazza raised on three legs, a circular bowl with painted black and white design, possibly by Michael Polwolny and two slender blue glass spill vases, each with etched WW mark (6)
In the manner of LOBMEYR; a large blue glass enamel painted and gilt heightened vase held within a brass frame, the shaped top above ovoid main body held by cherubic mounts and domed base with four scrolling supports, height 47cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: There is a "spear" missing from the rim, also a large section which has been broken and glued, a tiny chip to one of the other "spears", also a small chip to the stem of the vase where it sits within the metal frame. The frame itself is rather loose and could benefit from being tightened with some pitting to the brass.
IN THE MANNER OF LOBMEYR; a large blue glass enamel painted and gilt heightened vase held within a brass frame, the shaped top above ovoid main body held by cherubic mounts and domed base with four scrolling supports, height 47cm (af). CONDITION REPORT: There is a "spear" missing from the rim, also a large section which has been broken and glued, a tiny chip to one of the other "spears", also a small chip to the stem of the vase where it sits within the metal frame. The frame itself is rather loose and could benefit from being tightened with some pitting to the brass.
A 19th century continental green cut glass vase/vessel with slice cut shoulders and hobnail cut throughout with applied gilt and painted scrolling foliate detail, 19 cm tall approx together with a tall 19th century cranberry glass bowl raised on a circular pedestal base with two scrolling handles in the Lobmeyr style decorated with extensive foliate gilt decoration surrounding two oval shaped plaques, one decorated with a painted floral group, the other depicting figures in a courtyard setting (AF), 28 cm tall approx
J & L Lobmeyr - a 19th century enamelled and gilt glass mosque lamp with patinated bronze fittings and chain, circa 1870, three graduated glass balls suspended with chain links and suspension rings over a cast boss with three shaped and pierced oval plaques and three hooks below, the shade with waisted neck above three lug handles, the whole decorated with an enamelled and gilt work floral design. The Lobmeyr chequered factory insignia in gilt to shade rim edge. Shade 13" long
A Lobmeyr rock crystal style lidded vase c1880 decorated with fine intaglio engraving of scrolls and flora, the vase of faceted tapering design, the lid with engraved panels and cut knop handle, the base with painted JLL mark in white enamel, the lid and foot of vase with remnants of a wax seal (24.5cm high)
J and L Lobmeyr, a gilded and enamelled two-handled vase, with Islamic-style floral decoration and cursive inscription, the compressed globular form with cylindrical neck and two small loop handles, on a short splayed foot, decorated in cobalt blue, dark blue, turquoise and white, signed 'Der Wille Gottes Geschehe', 17cm (2)
Lobmeyr - A set of eight late 19th to early 20th Century wine glasses with a wide circular spread foot rising to the integral hollow stem with knopped collar all below a quatrelobed bowl, each enamelled with stylised petals and foliage over a graduated cranberry to clear crystal ground, gilded portcullis mark, height 15cm. ILLUSTRATED
A J & L Lobmeyr blue glass, gilt and enamelled garniture and cover, early 19th century, height 34 cm, the gilded and enamelled finial leading to gild and enamel decorated cover, the tapering body decorated with enamel beading and circular cartouches with urns and foliage, with enamel beaded knop and reeded stem, to beaded knop and on circular flaring base, together with a pair of J & L Lobmeyr ewers and covers, early 19th century, to match the garniture, overall decorated with enamelled cartouches with flowers , gilding and bead work, on flared circular bases, height 25 cm, (af) (3)
J & L. Lobmeyr, an enamelled crystal, pedestal bon-bon dish, 19th century. Decorated in polychrome enamels depicting Poseidon on one side and Amphitrite the sea goddess on the other, and a coat of arms possibly a German baronetage, further decorated with gilt scrolling highlight decoration, also a approx 10cm high; also a Continental, possibly french, crystal, enamel and silver mounted scent bottle, approx 19cm high and a Victorian milk glass posy vase mounted in brass gothic revival stand, approx 24cm high. (3)
ATTRIBUTED TO JOSEF HOFFMANN FOR LOBMEYR A set of `Patrician` drinking glasses, bell shaped bowls and slender tapering stems, design introduced in 1917, six 6" high, five 6 1/2" high, six 7" high and six 5 1/4" high with larger bowls and shorter tapering stems (23) Literature: See Peter Noever (ed.), J. & L. Lobmeyr: Between Vision and Reality, New York: Prestel, 2009, pp.92-93 for examples of this design and pp.130-131 for the Lobmeyr design poster of all the different sizes and shapes of their table ware. This lot is sold together with a copy of Stefan Rath, Lobmeyr, Vienna: Druck.
ATTRIBUTED TO OSWALD HAERDTL FOR LOBMEYR A set of six `Ambassador` stem drinking glasses, trumpet shaped bowls and slender tapering stems, design introduced in 1924, 7 1/4" high, together with a set of six iridescent champagne coupes, probably `Patrician` designed by Hoffman, 6 1/4" high and seven further drinking glasses, with slender tapering stems (20) Literature: See Peter Noever (ed.), J. & L. Lobmeyr: Between Vision and Reality, New York: Prestel, 2009, pp.110 for examples of the `Ambassador` design.
A late 19th Century clear crystal vase possibly by Lobmeyr having a plain circular foot rising to a shouldered ovoid form with collar neck and applied loop handles, hand enamelled with a flowering scroll work motif with gilded highlights and applied bead work decoration, height 27cm, S/D. ILLUSTRATED.
A pair of Lobmeyr enamelled and gilt sweetmeat dishes, late 19th Century, from the Rococo series, each shell shaped bowl enamelled with a lady or gentleman within a scroll frame, to each reverse a foliate scroll cartouche, above hexagonal tapered stems and circular spreading feet, similarly enamelled with a band of scrollwork, white enamel grid marks to bases, height approx 12cm.
A 19th Century Lobmeyr Schwarzlot decorated wine goblet, the bell shaped bowl enamelled with a continuous hunting scene of dogs bringing down a stag raised on a teared ball knop and inverted baluster stem and slightly domed foot painted with a conforming scene, outlined in gilt, 19.5cm high, S/D.
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