Art Nouveau Cane In Green Glass From The Loetz Manufactory
Elegant collector's cane with long green glass handle.
Brass ring with the same line decoration in continuity with the handle.
Varnished wooden shaft and horn ferrule.
Work of the Loetz factory.
Note: In the heart of Europe, in Bohemia, the Loetz factory developed a glassware production at the end of the 19th century that was very successful. Characterized by iridescent surface decorations and sinuous shapes inspired by nature, the glassware's vases and cups are part of the Austrian Art Nouveau style (Jugendstill), which predominated in the decorative arts of the time. The collaboration with Viennese merchant-publishers and artists earned it several awards at the Universal Exhibitions, notably in Paris in 1900.
Dimension: length 94.3 cm.
Austria, Art Nouveau period around 1900.
Brass ring with the same line decoration in continuity with the handle.
Varnished wooden shaft and horn ferrule.
Work of the Loetz factory.
Note: In the heart of Europe, in Bohemia, the Loetz factory developed a glassware production at the end of the 19th century that was very successful. Characterized by iridescent surface decorations and sinuous shapes inspired by nature, the glassware's vases and cups are part of the Austrian Art Nouveau style (Jugendstill), which predominated in the decorative arts of the time. The collaboration with Viennese merchant-publishers and artists earned it several awards at the Universal Exhibitions, notably in Paris in 1900.
Dimension: length 94.3 cm.
Austria, Art Nouveau period around 1900.
1 500 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Art Nouveau
Condition: Good condition
Material: Glass
Length: 94,3 cm
Reference (ID): 1463033
Availability: In stock
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