Part of a late 19th - early 20th century glassware service. - Lot 195

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Part of a late 19th - early 20th century glassware service. - Lot 195
Part of a late 19th - early 20th century glassware service. Of two models, in ouraline glass of slightly gadrooned shape, comprising: 7 wine carafons and 7 stoppers, 1 water carafe, 34 water glasses (one with small chips), 32 red wine goblets (one with small chip), 9 white wine goblets, 10 sweet white wine goblets (one with small chip), 11 spirit goblets, 19 domed spirit goblets;chips. Bibl. Hubert de Vinols, Dresser la table, Tout un Art, Montreuil, 2025, ill. pp. 126, 128, 129. This type of glass, which contains a very small amount of uranium oxide, hence the name given to it, is the result of a technique invented around 1830 in Bohemia by Joesph Riedel. His glassworks in Dolni Polubny (Czech Republic, on the border between Germany and Poland) operated from 1830 to 1848. This production was soon followed by others in France, notably Choisy-le-Roi, Baccarat, Saint-Louis, Portieux, Clichy and Vallerysthal.
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