Add to albumThis glass vase was designed by Koloman Moser. It was made around 1900 in Vienna in Austria by E. Bakalowitz and Sons.
The vase is made of semi-opaque slightly greenish iridescent glass with a tall tubular neck and two handles at the mouth.
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- Online ID: 000-180-000-468-C
- Image Rights Holder: National Museums Scotland
- Project:
National Museums Scotland Part 2
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- Ref: National Museums Scotland A.1983.1173
- Date: 1983
Around 1900
- Material: Clear colourless glass enclosing layers of blue, green, yellow and red ground glass enamels
Paper weight
- Dimensions: 152 mm H x 68 mm W x 58 mm D
- What: Paper weight
- Subject: British glass
- Who: Caithness Glass plc, Inveralmond Industrial Estate, Perth (Maker)
Colin Terris, Inveralmond Industrial Estate, Perth (Designer and maker)
- Where: Scotland, Perthshire, Perth
- Event:
- Description: Paper-weight of clear colourless glass enclosing layers of blue, green, yellow and red ground glass enamels: Scottish, Perth, Caithness Glass plc, designed and made by Colin Terris, 1983
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