| SKU | HK.2532 |
|---|---|
| Circa | 19th Century AD |
| Dimensions | 8.3″ (21cm) high x 3.5″ (9cm) wide x 2.75″ (7cm) depth | 5.9″ (15cm) high x 7″ (18cm) wide x 2″ (5cm) depth |
| Medium | Gold Enameling, Enamel, Glass |
| Origin | Czeck Republic |
| Gallery Location | S Korea |
History of the Moser glassworks is associated with the name of Ludwig Moser (1833-1916), one of the most outstanding personalities of glass manufacturing in the world. He first opened his own shop and engraver’s workshop in the centre of Karlovy Vary and in the same town in 1893 he starts production in his own glass workshop, which has been operating successfully through today.
Within a short time, he gained the reputation as the most prestigious producer of crystal in the Austrian-Hungarian monarchy. The titles of the court suppliers of emperor Franz Joseph I (1873), Persian shah Musaffereddine (1901) and king Edward VII of England (1908) further increased the reputation of the crystal and the interest of other politicians and emperors.
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