Vintage luxury Bohemian crystal decanter from Moser glass work (Czechoslovakia). White opaque glass decanter with cut to green technique and floral gilded motifs. Made in circa 1926, this decorative piece of glass art represents a popular Art Nouveau style with flower design and some geometric elements of Art Deco aesthetics.



Excellent vintage condition. No cracks, no chips, minor gold leaf wear on the top of the stopper. Markings: "26" gold leaf marking on the stopper, "14" black marking inside the decanter. 12.5" H (to stopper top) and 4 3/4" diameter at the base. Heavy, clean.



This Bohemian glass decanter is totally functional. It can be used to serve water, juice, wine, liquors, or any other beverages. Or you can add it to your other unique and rare glass collectibles as an elegant piece of decor in you bar or cupboard.



About Moser Glass



Moser company manufacturing luxury crystal and glass glassware was established by Ludwig Moser in 1857 in Karlovy Vary (Czechoslovakia). Moser glass became one of the most collected glass art pieces in 20th century. Moser crystal glass was popular due to innovative at that time and unique lead-free sodium-potassium technology of crystal production with vibrant colors and elaborate decoration techniques characterized by use of opaque, raised enamel paints, and gold. Glass of Kings is another name for Moser glass pieces due to popularity of the company's products among European royal families. (Researched by Lana Lucky Finds)



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