Art nouveau pint with a tin lid
CZK 3,500
Tax included
ks.064.14.08
Souvenir Art Nouveau goblet made of rosaline glass, with a lid made of red transparent glass set in a tin assembly. Decorated with white enamel and a gold commemorative inscription "Zum Andenken an Philippensdorf".
Souvenir glass
Glass containers and cups decorated to the customer's direct order were very popular gifts and souvenirs in the first half of the 19th century. These were individual gifts for names, birthdays and other personal or family anniversaries. Sometimes, instead of the monogram, only the universal inscription ANDENKEN (In Reminder) etc. was engraved.
Souvenir glass
Glass containers and cups decorated to the customer's direct order were very popular gifts and souvenirs in the first half of the 19th century. These were individual gifts for names, birthdays and other personal or family anniversaries. Sometimes, instead of the monogram, only the universal inscription ANDENKEN (In Reminder) etc. was engraved.
This is an antique product, the warranty period is 12 months.
Data sheet
- Origin
- Art Nouveau, Bohemia, beginning of the 20th century
- Technique/Materials
- Glass
Tin - Height
- 14 cm
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Souvenir Art Nouveau goblet made of rosaline glass, with a lid made of red transparent glass set in a tin assembly. Decorated with white enamel and a gold commemorative inscription "Zum Andenken an Philippensdorf".
Souvenir glass
Glass containers and cups decorated to the customer's direct order were very popular gifts and souvenirs in the first half of the 19th century. These were individual gifts for names, birthdays and other personal or family anniversaries. Sometimes, instead of the monogram, only the universal inscription ANDENKEN (In Reminder) etc. was engraved.
Souvenir glass
Glass containers and cups decorated to the customer's direct order were very popular gifts and souvenirs in the first half of the 19th century. These were individual gifts for names, birthdays and other personal or family anniversaries. Sometimes, instead of the monogram, only the universal inscription ANDENKEN (In Reminder) etc. was engraved.