Principessa Sissi ® antichità. Alto antiquariato

1825-30 ca. Rare Bohemian Biedermeier chalice, in transparent and fluorescent Uranglas crystal
Nuremberg, Anton Wilhelm Mäuerl, c. 1720. Museum-quality relief bottle, finely ground with chinoiseries.
Saint Petersburg, Russian Imperial Glass Factory. Last third of the 18th century. For the personal property of the royal house.
North Bohemia, Sudetenland, circa 1840, circle of Franz Anton Pelikan. Rare Biedermeier period goblet masterfully wheel-cut
Northern Bohemia, around 1825-30. Franz Gottstein the Younger (1770–1840), extraordinary vase with lid in perfect condition, masterfully ground on a wheel.
North Bohemia Sudetenland, 1830-35 approx. Biedermeier period. Possibly Friedrich Egermann workshops. Rare fluorescent crystal chalice made with uranium salts (Annagruen).
North Bohemia, Haida city, current Bor, Sudetes range. Circa 1830. Admirable Bohemian goblet from the Biedermeier period.
Northern Bohemia, Sudetenland, Empire period, circa 1810-25, attributed to Anton Simm (or perhaps his father Wenzel Simm).
Anton Simm, Jablonec Nad Nisou (Gablonz). North Bohemia, 1820-30, Biedermeier period. Extraordinary goblet masterfully wheel-ground with the motive of the "parable and ladder of life".
Friedrich Egermann, Haida, North Bohemia, 1820-30. Admirable chalice painted with naturalistic motifs.
Dominik Biemann Northern Bohemia, Giant Mountains, around 1830. Biedermeier period. Exceptional chalice attributed to the great Dominik Biemann commemorating the Battle of Austerlitz.
Likely Dominik Biemann or close circle. Northern Bohemia, Giant Mountains, circa 1825, very rare jug in perfect condition.
Dominik Biemann, North Bohemia, Giant Mountains, circa 1825, Biedermeier period. Exceptional goblet in perfect condition.
Christian Gottfried Schneider, Silesia, 1765-70 approx. Extraordinary and extremely rare eighteenth-century goblet finely ground with an allegorical scene
Anton Simm, monogrammed, Northern Bohemia, Sudetenland, 1830-35, Biedermeier period. Extraordinary museum-quality relief goblet.
Gutenbrunn, 1829, monogrammed and dated. Franz Gottstein the Younger. Extremely rare museum-quality "Ranftbecher" (a stemmed glass).
Anton Simm or perhaps Dominik Biemann, Northern Bohemia, Sudetenland, 1820-30. Representation of the Jewish Passover
Franz Gottstein the Younger (1770–1840), or less likely Anton Heinrich Pfeiffer, extraordinary vase with museum-quality relief lid
North Bohemia, 1700-1730, probably Georg Franz Kreybich, refined and extremely rare blown and wheel-cut goblet
North Bohemia, Giant Mountains, third quarter of the 18th century. Important alliance bottle between noble families. Probably ground by the Winter family circle. Petersdorf.
North Bohemia, Giant Mountains, around 1820-30. Very rare or unique glass wheel-cut goblet by Hieronimus Hackel, "Master of the Rising Sun."
Northern Bohemia, around 1720-30. Cup with lid, wheel-engraved.
Rare "Weinglas" glass from the Biedermeier period. Northern Bohemia, city of Neuwelt (Novy Svet) circa 1835.
North Bohemia, around 1840-45. Elegant and decorative chrysoprase glass vase. Likely Wilhelm Hoffmann's workshop. Prague - Karlsbad - Neuwelt, or Friedrich Egermann's.
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