Treppenschliff Schale

Bowls from LOBMEYR, Designed by Josef Hoffmann

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The "Treppenschliffschale" (staircut bowl), in its clarity and harmony of circle and rectangular shapes, is a masterpiece of design and execution. The steps are cut out of the massive raw glass one by one and polished by hand to save their crispness. The piece was presented at an important exhibition of the "Deutsche Werkbund" at Cologne in 1914.

Leadfree crystal, handcut and handpolished
d = 180 mm, h = 125 mm

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Part of the collection GLASS Editions.
Manufacturer LOBMEYR
Family Treppenschliff Schale
Architonic ID 1101837
Order number 29912
Year of Launch 1910

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