Antiques Cinolter

Small glass tankard glass with engraving of Hradčany - 4,500 Kč

A souvenir vessel on a stem with a handle, made of thick-walled glass, depicting a view of Hradčany from Jelení příkop (Deer Moat) and the inscription "Hradschin mit dem Hirschgraben in Prag". The central motif and inscription field are further framed by floral decoration. The volume of the vessel is 0.3 l.

The glass is in very good condition, without chips, only with scratches and scuffs on the bottom caused by normal use.

Glass tankard with crystal lid - 2,800 Kč

The glass corbel depicts ladies in boats surrounded by swans. The scene depicts leisure activities on the lake in Gmunden (Austria). The corbel was produced between 1920s - 1920s.

Below the rim of the corbel above the handle you will find a carved line indicating the volume of the vessel is 3/10 litre.

The lid is made of crystal glass cut in the shape of a pointed crystal.

Glass tankard with painted lid - 3,800 Kč

Glass tankard made around 1880. The top of the cast metal lid is covered with a handmade painting depicting a mother at the bedside with a sick child and an archangel.
The surface of the glass vessel is decorated with plastic ribbing and circular cuts.

Glass beer mug - 2,000 Kč

Glass goblet with a handle made of clear glass with red cut glaze.

Art Nouveau wood with a lid - 0 Kč

Art Nouveau goblet with a tin lid from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. On the front there is a painted four-leaf clover, above the ear marked "1/2 l".

Glass tankard with lid - 0 Kč

Tankard glass with lid made of milk glass (imitating mother-of-pearl), painted with a gold line.

Pint with a tin lid - 3,500 Kč

Ceramic pint with a tin lid and engraved dedication.

Glass Pint - 0 Kč

Engraved glass tankard - 2nd half of the 18th century - 70,000 Kč

Thick glass tankard with a metallurgical shaped handle made in the second half of the 18th century, probably in Bohemia. Decorated with cut decoration all over the surface. On the front is the detailed emblem of the tanners' guild with the name 'Wenzl Wolf', probably a commemorative gift.

Considering its age, the piece is in very good condition, showing signs of normal use.