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Learn MoreMoser Blue Glass Pillow Vase
- This exquisite pillow vase is a striking example of Moser's fine craftsmanship
- The blue glass is adorned with a vibrant foliate motif of enamel oak leaves and gilded acorns
- At its center, a bas-relief red songbird perches gracefully on an oak branch
- Revered as "The Glass of Kings," Moser served royal courts and other notable clientele
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Moser
Late 19th Century
This exquisite pillow vase is a striking example of Moser's fine craftsmanship, featuring blue glass adorned with a vibrant foliate motif of enamel oak leaves, beautifully highlighted by gilded acorns. At its center, a bas-relief red songbird perches gracefully on an oak branch. The highly decorated glass form is accented with gilt rigaree and elevated by gilt rocaille feet, a signature style of. . .
Moser
Late 19th Century
This exquisite pillow vase is a striking example of Moser's fine craftsmanship, featuring blue glass adorned with a vibrant foliate motif of enamel oak leaves, beautifully highlighted by gilded acorns. At its center, a bas-relief red songbird perches gracefully on an oak branch. The highly decorated glass form is accented with gilt rigaree and elevated by gilt rocaille feet, a signature style of Moser.
Founded in 1857, Moser quickly established a global reputation for its exceptional artistry and craftsmanship, showcasing its creations at world expositions and earning numerous awards. Revered as "The Glass of Kings," Moser served as the Court Purveyor to Kaiser Franz Joseph I, King Edward VII and the Shah of Persia. This stunning vase, with its impressive size and masterful decoration, epitomizes the firm’s commitment to brilliance and high-quality artistry.
A similar vase is pictured in Moser Glass: The Klabin Collection by Gary D. Baldwin, page 5, plate 4.
Signed "591 D180 Moser"
8" high x 7 3/4" wide 5" deep

Maker: | Ludwig Moser |
Period: | 19th Century |
Origin: | Czech Republic |
Type: | Vases/Rose Bowls |
Style: | Bohemian |
Depth: | 5.0 in. (12.7 cm) |
Width: | 7.75 in. (19.69 cm) |
Height: | 8.0 in. (20.32 cm) |

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