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RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS
RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS
RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS
RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS
RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS
RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS
RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS
RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS
RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS
RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS
RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS
RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS

RARE AUSTRIAN FRIEDMAN 800 SILVER FIGURAL CHERUB TAZZA & ENAMEL CUT MOSER GLASS

$ 396

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Age: LATE 1800'S
  • Condition: GREAT CONDITION
  • Composition: 800 SILVER & MOSER GLASS
  • Type: TAZZA

    Description

    THIS IS A BEAUTIFUL FIGURAL EDUARD FRIEDMAN AUSTRIAN 800 SILVER & MOSER GLASS TAZZA. THE PEDESTAL IS A ORNATE CHERUB FIGURAL BY MASTER AUSTRIAN SILVER SMITH EDUARD FRIEDMAN - VIENNA (1881-1919) WITH A GORGEOUS PAINTED ENAMEL FLORAL AND FRUIT CUT TO CLEAR MOSER GLASS BOWL. IT IS MARKED WITH FRIEDMAN'S MAKERS MARK,THE AUSTRIAN SILVER MARK FOR 800 SILVER AND THE RETAILERS MARK OF LOFKOVITS. IT STANDS 8 1/2" TALL X 8 1/4" WIDE AND WAS PURCHASED ABOUT 12 YEARS AGO FROM A FINE GLASS COLLECTOR'S ESTATE IN SEATTLE. IN GREAT CONDITION WITH LITTLE SIGNS OF ANY USE OR WEAR - SEE PHOTOS. A FABULOUS FIND.
    Eduard Friedman's workshop was founded in 1877, although he was not awarded a trade license until 1881. He was known first for his extravagant floral Art Nouveau style and later for his much simpler secessionist designs. He exhibited annually at the Austrian Museum Exhibition for Art and Industry from 1909 to 1914, and employed some of the top Austrian designers of the era, including Hans Bolek (1894-1978), Emanuel Josef Margold (1888-1962), and Otto Prutscher (1880-1949). His workshop was succeeded by M. L. Gaspardi in 1920.
    TERMS: PAYMENT DUE WITHIN 3 DAYS. US SALES ONLY.