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Antique Hand-Enameled Green Glass Cup & Saucer Bohemian / Central European, c. 1890–1920 Description This refined antique cup and saucer set is crafted in richly colored emerald-green glass, adorned with delicate hand-applied enamel decoration and gilt detailing. The cup features a translucent green body with a finely executed gilt band and stylized floral enamel motifs in white and soft pastel tones. The matching saucer echoes the same decorative language, with concentric gilded rings and enamel floral medallions arranged in a balanced, symmetrical design. The glass exhibits the subtle irregularities expected of hand-blown production, including minor air bubbles and gentle variation in thickness, consistent with late 19th to early 20th century Continental glassmaking. The gilding retains strong presence with light, age-appropriate wear, enhancing authenticity without detracting from presentation. This form and decoration are strongly associated with Bohemian (Czech) or Central European workshops, where luxury enameled glassware was produced for export to Western Europe and the United States during the Belle Époque and early Edwardian periods. While unmarked—as is typical for this class of glass—the quality of execution, palette, and stylistic elements align closely with Bohemian traditions rather than later souvenir or mid-century wares. An elegant example suited for collectors of antique glass, cabinet display, or refined tea service presentation. Measurements Saucer: 3 7/8 inches diameter Cup: 2 1/4 inches diameter Cup height: 1 3/4 inches Maker Unmarked Attributed to Bohemian / Central European glasshouses (Possibly Harrach-region or related workshops; attribution based on form, decoration, and period technique) Time Period Circa 1890–1920 Late Victorian to early Edwardian era Condition Very good antique condition. No cracks or repairs observed Minor age-related wear to gilding consistent with period Light manufacturing inclusions typical of hand-blown glass

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Antique Hand-Enameled Green Glass Cup & Saucer

Bohemian / Central European, c. 1890–1920

Description

This refined antique cup and saucer set is crafted in richly colored emerald-green glass, adorned with delicate hand-applied enamel decoration and gilt detailing. The cup features a translucent green body with a finely executed gilt band and stylized floral enamel motifs in white and soft pastel tones. The matching saucer echoes the same decorative language, with concentric gilded rings and enamel floral medallions arranged in a balanced, symmetrical design.

The glass exhibits the subtle irregularities expected of hand-blown production, including minor air bubbles and gentle variation in thickness, consistent with late 19th to early 20th century Continental glassmaking. The gilding retains strong presence with light, age-appropriate wear, enhancing authenticity without detracting from presentation.

This form and decoration are strongly associated with Bohemian (Czech) or Central European workshops, where luxury enameled glassware was produced for export to Western Europe and the United States during the Belle Époque and early Edwardian periods. While unmarked—as is typical for this class of glass—the quality of execution, palette, and stylistic elements align closely with Bohemian traditions rather than later souvenir or mid-century wares.

An elegant example suited for collectors of antique glass, cabinet display, or refined tea service presentation.

Measurements

Saucer: 3 7/8 inches diameter

Cup: 2 1/4 inches diameter

Cup height: 1 3/4 inches

Maker

Unmarked
Attributed to Bohemian / Central European glasshouses
(Possibly Harrach-region or related workshops; attribution based on form, decoration, and period technique)

Time Period

Circa 1890–1920
Late Victorian to early Edwardian era

Condition

Very good antique condition.

No cracks or repairs observed

Minor age-related wear to gilding consistent with period

Light manufacturing inclusions typical of hand-blown glass

Price: 145.00

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