Beaker

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Object Name: 
Beaker
Maker(s): 
Place Made: 
Austria
Accession Number: 
69.3.2
Dimensions: 
Overall H: 13.4 cm; Rim Diam (max): 11.8 cm; Base Diam (max): 10.3 cm
Location: 
On Display
Date: 
1917
Primary Description: 
Beaker. Clear, engraved and initialed "MR", three females with fruit cornucopia, spring inst and glass, and serpent and birds.

More Info

Department: 
Modern
Design: 
Gluck-Gesundheit-Freude
Provenance: 
Noland, Harold W., Source
1968-07-24
Noland, Mrs. Harold W., Source
1968-07-24
Color: 
colorless
Technique: 
engraving
Material: 
glass
Inscription: 
[Lobmeyr insignia]
incised mark
: 
engraved cener of base
MR
incised mark
: 
engraved below left foot of maiden holding snake

Exhibitions (1)

Arts and Crafts in Detroit: The Movement, The Society, The School
Venue(s)
Detroit Institute of Arts 1976-11 through 1977-01

Publications (6)

The illustrated encyclopedia of glass (2011) illustrated, p. 83; BIB# 128671
The Encyclopedia of Glass (2001) illustrated, p. 77; BIB# 69319
Arts and Crafts in Detroit 1906-1976: The Movement, the Society, the School (1976) p. 110; BIB# 20709
Glass from the Corning Museum of Glass: A Guide to the Collections (1974) (1974) illustrated, p. 95, #124; BIB# 28793
Recent Important Acquisitions, 12 (1970) illustrated, p. 181, #63; BIB# AI97752
100 Jahre österreichische Glaskunst (1925) illustrated, pl. 26 (left); BIB# 28033