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SOLD - Glass stand with sealed ceramic paste - Harrachov

nz.187.24.47

A glass object from the Harrachov glassworks, located in Nový Svět, Harrachov (Bohemia), referred to in scholarly literature as a "stand", was made in the 1830s–1840s from clear, colourless glass with an embedded porcelain paste. The central inlay features a figure of Saint John of Nepomuk. It is finely decorated with a cut-glass pattern and remains in very good condition; a few minor chips on the edges can be seen in the photographs.

nz.187.24.47

Data sheet

Origin:
1840s
Biedermeier
Harrachov, Bohemia
Technique/ Materials:
Glass
Height:
Cca 24 cm
Diameter:
Base: 10.5 cm

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