Produktblatt Aegir Bordeaux glass
Designer:
Peter Behrens
Hersteller:
Rheinische Glashütten A.G.
Jahr: 1905
Peter Behrens
Hersteller:
Rheinische Glashütten A.G.
Jahr: 1905
Designed 1905, manufactured by Rheinische Glashütten A.G., crimson and clear glass.
7 1/8in. (18cm.) height
Of strikingly accomplished stereometric construction, this design is amongst the rarest of designs that Behrens conceived for the Rheinische Glashütten. Examples are known to exist in only two collections; Three (non-Bordeaux) glasses are in the collection of the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum in Krefeld (formerly the collection of Ernst Osthaus, Hagen), and the present example. A completely clear example is in the collection of the Wolfsonian Collection, Miami.
Lit: Karl Ernst (ed.), Das Schöne und der Alltag: Deutsches Museum für Kunst in Handel und Gewerbe 1909-19, Krefeld, 1997, p.88, pl.GL07 (illustration of three other glasses from same series)
7 1/8in. (18cm.) height
Of strikingly accomplished stereometric construction, this design is amongst the rarest of designs that Behrens conceived for the Rheinische Glashütten. Examples are known to exist in only two collections; Three (non-Bordeaux) glasses are in the collection of the Kaiser Wilhelm Museum in Krefeld (formerly the collection of Ernst Osthaus, Hagen), and the present example. A completely clear example is in the collection of the Wolfsonian Collection, Miami.
Lit: Karl Ernst (ed.), Das Schöne und der Alltag: Deutsches Museum für Kunst in Handel und Gewerbe 1909-19, Krefeld, 1997, p.88, pl.GL07 (illustration of three other glasses from same series)
Schätzpreis:
7000-9000 GBP
Auktion:
Designed by Architects
Verkaufsdatum: 2003-10-08
Ort der Auktion: London
Verkaufsnummer: 6813
Los Nummer: 31
7000-9000 GBP
Auktion:
Designed by Architects
Verkaufsdatum: 2003-10-08
Ort der Auktion: London
Verkaufsnummer: 6813
Los Nummer: 31
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