MOSER - Heinrich Hussmann experimental design with metal inclusions | ||
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Posted 2 months ago
larksel
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Colorless glass layered over turquoise glass with black metal inclusions, mould-blown. Deep etched decor of 4 deer surrounded by vegetation.
Design: Heinrich Hussmann, 1926-1927
Dimensions: 12.5 x 14.5 cm
Marking: on bottom with etching Moser MM in an oval frame and ligature HH.
Literature: Jan Mergl - Bohemian Glass from private collections, SKYWAY a.s., 2019 - p.215, fig. 338
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Thanks for posting such an interesting example. For me, the metal inclusions do distract rather a lot from the etched design - Is this the case in real life? Or do you think it works well?
You're right. But when it's lit from behind, it looks good. Anyway, an experiment that Moser glassworks apparently didn't develop further.