Fritz Lampl Eight Buttons Gold-tinted Glass Bimini United Kingdom Textile Circa 1930–1940 Ref1182
Set of eight gold-plated glass buttons from the Bimini factory in the United Kingdom. Each button is stamped with a lion’s head in profile, inspired by a Greek coin. On the reverse side of one of them is the inscription “Made in England,” along with a small flowerpot (the Bimini trademark).
Fritz Lampl founded the Bimini Glassworks in 1923 in Austria; he was forced to relocate his company to London in 1930, where he reorganized his glass business.
He produced a wide variety of glass objects, including intricately crafted buttons that were highly sought after by designers of the time.
Period: circa 1930–1940.
Condition: Perfect condition, very slight wear on the gold plating (see photos).
Average dimensions of a button:
Height: approximately 4.2 cm
Width: approximately 2.6 cm.
Total weight: 86 grams.
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Period: 20th century
Style: Art Deco
Condition: Good condition
Material: Glass
Width: largeur environ : 2,6 cm .
Height: hauteur environ : 4,2 cm
Reference (ID): 1793294
Availability: In stock
