Ca. 1100 - 1200. A silver cup with a deep, rounded bowl that gently curves inward. The interior features a centrally placed Chi-Rho monogram enclosed within a circular border, rendered in niello. The symbol consists of the intersecting Greek letters chi (Χ) and rho (Ρ), flanked by the alpha (Α) and omega (Ω) on either side. The exterior of the bowl displays a subtly ribbed texture running vertically from the base to the rim. The cup stands on a cylindrical foot that slightly flares outward.Size: 150mm x 70mm; Weight: 395gProvenance: Private London collection; Ex. A. Moser collection, Switzerland, 1980s-2000s; formerly in an early 1980s Dutch collection. This item has been cleared against the Art Loss Register database and comes with a confirmation letter.
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DOXA; A Vintage Goliath Openface Pocket Watch, the (cracked) signed white dial with black Arabic numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, the movement cover detailed "Medaille D'Or Milan 1906 DOXA Hors Concours Liege 1905", within allover textured (70mm) case, detailed with huntsman with gun and gundog; Hy Moser & Cie; A Gun Metal Cased Openface Pocket Watch, the signed black dial with white Arabic numerals and seconds subsidiary dial, the movement cover numberded 558149, within plain case. (2)
Trinkglasgarnitur mit feinem Steinelschliff Moser & Söhne, Karlsbad Scheibenfuß. Sechsfach facettierter, konkaver, nach unten abgesetzter Schaft. Gering geschweifte Kuppa mit gesteineltem Ansatz. Goldrand. 12 Sektflöten, 12 Rotwein- und 6 Weißweingläser H. 17/12,4/11,5 cm, 12 Südwein- und 12 Wassergläser H. 9,5/11,5 cm sowie 4 kleine Cognacschwenker mit glattem Schaft H. 9,5 cm. Ohne Marke. Dekorvariante der Serviceform "Bavaria" von 1929, hier mit Steinelschliff wie bei den Garnituren "Royal" und "Lloyd". Vgl.: Mergl/Pankova, Moser 1857-1997, Karlovy Vary 1997, S. 83, 152, 156. (61287)
Kersten (Paul, binder).- Ver Sacrum. Organ der Vereinigung Bildender Kuenstler Österreichs, 23/24 issues in 2 vol. (May/June 1898 a double issue), illustrations, some colour, magnificently bound in turquoise goatskin with onlays and tooled in gilt, by Paul Kersten, each volume with different design but both extending across spine and reflected on lower cover, title in gilt to upper covers, 1898 volume with swirling Art Nouveau sprays inlaid in tan and russet goatskin and small flowers to spine, 1899 volume with more elaborate design of elliptical panel formed by onlays of olive and russet goatskin containing leafy fronds and frame of wavy lines in gilt with olive onlays & leafy fronds to corners, both signed with monogram to upper cover and name to lower, marbled blue and tan doublures and endpapers, inner gilt dentelles of small dots to first volume and wavy suns to second, original printed pictorial or decorative wrappers bound in, a little rubbed and faded, particularly spines, very slight staining to upper cover of vol.1, small repairs to spines and corners, 4to (bindings c.295 x 290mm.), Vienna [& Leipzig], 1898-99.*** The first two years of this ground-breaking five-year periodical devoted to the Vienna Secession movement in superb Art Nouveau bindings. The magazine was founded by Gustav Klimt and Max Kurzweil and designed primarily by Koloman Moser, with the architects Josef Hoffmann and Joeph Maria Olbrich among the group's members and contributors. Poems by Rainer Maria Rilke appeared in 1898 and 1899 issues while the March 1898 issue was devoted to Klimt, Alphonse Mucha designed the cover for November, and the December issue was illustrated by Fernand Khnopff. Paul Kersten (1865-1943) was the pioneer of modern German bookbinding. Having trained at his grandfather's bindery in Glauchau he worked for H.Sperling in Leipzig and the Buntpapierfabrik A.G. in Aschaffenburg, for whom he designed decorated papers. He introduced Art Nouveau into German bookbinding and became a skilled teacher of the craft to many, including Otto Dorfner.
Austrian Secessionist School : Four figures in a rowing boat with Austrian flag, as two others untether the vessel from the shore, watercolour, 31 cm x 98 cm, signed Hertha Zuckermann, with Bernard J Stone gallery label verso. * Hertha Zuckermann was a student of Austrian artist and teacher Franz Cizek (1865-1946). Cizek began the Child Art Movement in Vienna, opening the Juvenile Art Class in 1897. His work 'Hertha Zuckermann, Aged 14 Years', was reproduced as a chromolithograph, and the image is now strongly associated with the Vienna Secessionist Movement, alongside the works of Klimt, Moser, and other contemporaries.
In the manner of Moser Engraved glass decanter with stopper, decorated with flower and leaves, unsigned, 34cm high approx overall Overall surface dust and dirt, would benefit from being cleaned. Rough area to the very tip of the stopper, but not sharp. Small scratches in places, most notably to the base and the neck. Consistent with age and use. Otherwise seems ok.
Collection of Bohemian glassComprising six drinking glasses, including a faceted stem cranberry and gilt decorated wine glass in the manner of Ludwig Moser (1833-1916), marked to the base, 19cm high, etched and gilt decorated examples, others unsigned (6) All with signs of age, wear and use. Some light scratches and wear to gilding throughout in places. Some bubbles and manufacturing flaws in places. The tallest cranberry glass with gilt leaves to the bowl has very minute losses to the underside of the foot, they are very hard to see.
India.- Daniell (Thomas) Follower of. The Sacred Tree of the Hindoos at Gyah, Bahar, watercolour, brush and ink, with grey wash border with title and artist's name 'f. de Moser 1803' in the lower right corner, sheet 485 x 650 mm (19 x 25 1/2 in), under glass, framed, [circa 1800]*** One of the most important pilgrimage sites in India, with the Akshaya Vata or Undying Banyan Tree, where pilgrims make offerings to the spirit of their ancestors. The Daniell's were there in March 1790, with Thomas Daniell noting "Gyah is a place of great antiquity, much resorted to by the Hindoos...[with] fragments of mutilated idols, the work of Mahomeddan intolerance... still regarded with veneration." The present work appears to be a contemporary copy of the Daniell's aquatint [cf. Archer, Mildred, Early Views of India, The Picturesque Journeys of Thomas and William Daniell 1786-1794, 1980, no. 15.]
The Matthew Boulton’s Medal for Trafalgar 1805 worn by Peter Moser (alias Reynolds) who served as an Able Seaman on board the Victory Matthew Boulton’s Medal for Trafalgar 1805, white metal (P. Reynolds, Victory) contemporary engraved naming in reverse field, fitted with rings for suspension, corrosion and pitting, therefore fine and rare £2,000-£2,400 --- Importation Duty This lot is subject to importation duty of 5% on the hammer price unless exported outside the UK --- --- Peter Moser (alias Reynolds) received the N.G.S. medal with 3 clasps and is confirmed in the application books for 17 June 1795 (as Moser), Gut of Gibraltar 12 July 1801 (as Moser), and Trafalgar (as Reynolds). Having been ‘beached’ after the peace in 1802, he was unfortunately ‘pressed’ the following year and began using the alias name of Peter Reynolds. In this name he fought aboard the Victory at Trafalgar but his medal, when it was issued over forty years later, bore the name Peter Moser to which he had by then reverted. With the confusion of names it is unsurprising that this medal became separated from his N.G.S. medal which now forms part of the Douglas-Morris Collection at the Royal Naval Museum, Portsmouth. However, there is more to his story. Discharged from the Navy as Peter Reynolds in early September 1812, now rated as Sailmaker’s Mate, he next appears in 1826, when on 22 July he is admitted as an ‘In Pensioner’ to Greenwich Hospital in the name of Peter Moser. During his time at Greenwich Hospital he was gainfully employed as a Boatswain’s Mate and subsequently advanced to Boatswain in 1831. He appears in the well known painting by Andrew Morton ‘Naval pensioners at the Royal Hospital at Greenwich entertaining Army pensioners at Chelsea, in the Painted Hall’, and now on display at the National Maritime Museum. Furthermore, in 1844, Peter Moser (alias Reynolds) received one of the Nelson Testimonial Medals struck for presentation to the Royal Marine guard-of-honour who were present at the ceremonial opening of Nelson’s Column, and also to the men who fought under Nelson at Cape St Vincent, Teneriffe, The Nile, Copenhagen, and Trafalgar, who, at the time of the opening, were pensioners in the Naval Hospital at Greenwich. The full story of Peter Moser (alias Reynolds) is told in Naval Medals 1793-1856 by Captain K. J. Douglas-Morris, together with illustrations of Morton’s painting (all participants identified) and of the presentation of the Testimonial Medals. Peter Moser died at Greenwich on 21 August 1856.
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (French, 1864-1901) 'Yvette Guilbert - Dans la Glu' (Delteil 252)lithograph, 1898, from an edition of 350image 32 x 26.5cmProvenance: Lord and Lady Moser.Condition ReportOverall: 57 x 42cmExecuted on laid paper within a platemark. Time staining. Foxing to the margins with light foxing starting to emerge to the printed area.. A couple of faint dirty marks to the margins. The print has been hinge mounted with two small pieces of tape attached to the top edge. Light creasing. The top of the right edge is a little uneven.
Selection of glass ware to include a Strombergshyttan etched bird design art glass vase, 19th century oil lamp base, cut glass vase, 19th century hand etched glass lidded jar, Moser style amethyst glass footed bowl together with a group of paperweights to include Caithness Cauldron Aqua, Acrobat, etc
Moll, Carl (1861-1945)Hausmarke, 1903Stereotypie nach HolzschnittSigniert in der Platte rechts untenBlattgröße: 25,5 x 24 cm / Plattengröße: 9,4 x 7 cmHaus Moll–Moser auf der Hohen Warte (1900/01). Dieser Holzschnitt wurde 1903 in der Zeitschrift Ver Sacrum mit Stereotypieplatten reproduziert (Jg. 6, H.15).
RICHTER, Klaus(1887-1948) "Grosse Schauspieler um Reinhardt" - Grafikmappe(1930). Gurlitt-Verlag, Berlin. Mappe 57 x 47 cm / 3,2 kg. 24 Originallithographien auf Japan-Papier. Nummerierte Mappe 23/100, jedes Blatt signiert und nummeriert, vollständig. Vorwort von Rolf Heise. Abbildungen: Deutsches Theater in Berlin-Mitte, Maria Bard, Leopoldine Konstantin, Lili Darvas, Tilla Durieux, Else Eckersberg, Gertrud Eysoldt, Rudolf Forster, Max Gülstorff, Paul Hartmann, Lucie Höflich, Friedrich Kayssler, Werner Krauss, Margo Lion, Hans Moser, Wladimir Sokolow, Helene Thimig, Jakob Tiedtke, Michael Tschechoff, Gustav Waldau, Hedwig Wangel, Hans Wassmann, Paul Wegener, Mathias Wiemann und Eduard von Winterstein. Mappenhülle mit stärkeren Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren. Beiblatt stockfleckig, Blatt mit Theaterdarstellung faltig. Sonst guter Zustand der Blätter. Es handelt sich hier um die seltene Originalausgabe. Aufrufzeit 01. | März 2025 | voraussichtlich 10:35 Uhr (CET) RICHTER, Klaus(1887-1948) "Grosse Schauspieler um Reinhardt" - Grafikmappe(1930). Gurlitt publishing house, Berlin. Folder 57 x 47 cm / 3.2 kg. 24 original lithographs on Japan paper. Numbered portfolio 23/100, each sheet signed and numbered, complete. Foreword by Rolf Heise. Illustrations: Deutsches Theater in Berlin-Mitte, Maria Bard, Leopoldine Konstantin, Lili Darvas, Tilla Durieux, Else Eckersberg, Gertrud Eysoldt, Rudolf Forster, Max Gülstorff, Paul Hartmann, Lucie Höflich, Friedrich Kayssler, Werner Krauss, Margo Lion, Hans Moser, Wladimir Sokolow, Helene Thimig, Jakob Tiedtke, Michael Tschechoff, Gustav Waldau, Hedwig Wangel, Hans Wassmann, Paul Wegener, Mathias Wiemann and Eduard von Winterstein. Folder cover with strong signs of age and wear. Supplementary sheet foxed, sheet with theater illustration creased. Otherwise good condition of the leaves. This is the rare original edition. Call time 01 | March 2025 | probably 10:35 am (CET)*This is an automatically generated translation from German by deepl.com and only to be seen as an aid - not a legally binding declaration of lot properties. Please note that we can only guarantee for the correctness of description and condition as provided by the German description.
Moser Karlsbad Glass Mosque Lamp c.1897, #3996/III D511 inscribed on neck, a green glass Mosque lamp, Arabic inspired inscription, three attached lug handles, blue enamel paint outlined in red Property from: a Private Collector, Glen Ellyn, Illinois Height: 8 1/4 inches, Diameter: 4 inches Condition: overall light wear consistent with normal use, minor enamel loss Category: Decorative Arts > Fine Glass Estimated Sale Time: 11:58 am (America/Chicago) Shipping Status: Leonard Auction Shipping Quote Download High Resolution Photographs:Photograph #1Photograph #2Photograph #3Photograph #4Photograph #5
Omega a pair of lady's 18ct gold wristwatches each with small round dials having raised baton numerals, tapered hands, signed Omega with the Omega logo, both round cases marked 0.750, 18K within and numbered 10773 with attached circular lugs, both diameter 17mm, one having a calibre 480 movement and numbered 14445220 and 11388080 to the case and having an Omega crown, weight c. 15.82gs, the other having a calibre 481 movement numbered 15267448 and numbered 143758 to the case and without an Omega crown, weight c. 17.11gs.Both with expandable rolled-gold bracelets.Complete with a box, guarantee and booklet for watch 15267448 from E. Moser, Zurich dated 29th July 1957.
Trinkglas-Garnitur für 4-11 Pers.,Moser Ende 20. Jh. Modell "Maharani". Farbloses Glas m. Schliffdekor. Kon. Kelch auf facettiertem Schaft m. angespitzten Kanten und Scheibenfuß. Kelch m. dichtem Dekor aus Blütenbouquets und Girlanden, Lippe m. Perlschliffband. Am Boden geätzter Firmenstempel "Moser". Bestehend aus: 5 Wassergläser, 4 Süßweingläser, 4 Rotwein- gläser, 6 Sektflöten, 11 Weißweingläser, Karaffe, zus. 31 Teile. 1 Wasserglas/ 1 Weißweinglas jeweils m. minimalem Chip am Lippenrand, Karaffenstöpsel innen m. minimalem Chip.Blüten, Firmenstempel, Floral, Maharani, Österreich, Schliffdekor
Moser, 5 Gläser "Rose" (später "Paula"), Kristall, Goldstaffage, Gravur mit 24 ct.-Vergoldung. 1 x Rotweinkelch, H 26 cm; 4 x Weißweinkelche, H 24 cm, gemarkt (Ludwig Moser & Söhne, Meierhofen bei Karlsbad) / Moser, 5 glasses, ‘Rose’ (later ‘Paula’), crystal, gold staffage, engraving with 24 ct. gold plating. 1 x red wine goblet, h 26 cm; 4 x white wine goblets, h 24 cm, marked (Ludwig Moser & Söhne, Meierhofen near Karlsbad)
Büchervitrine, Jugendstil, Darmstadt, um 1904, Entwurf Joseph Maria Olbrich, Ausführung wohl Möbelfabrik Julius Glückert, Vogelaugenahorn und diverse Edelhölzer, zweitüriger Korpus auf rechteckiger Sockelplatte mit flachen Füßen, korrespondierende getreppte Giebelplatte, diese an der äußeren Kante schauseitig mit feiner Schachbrettmarketerie, flankierend ebonisierte Vollsäulen mit Perlmutteinlagen, die Türen im oberen Teil mit facettierten Glasscheiben, im unteren Drittel mit abstrahierten floralen Einlagen, ein Einlegeboden, 156 x 103 x 45 cmJoseph Maria Olbrich (1867 - 1908) studierte ab 1890 bei Karl von Hasenauer an der Wiener Akademie der bildenden Künste und trat 1893 in das Büro Otto Wagners ein. Dort wirkte er an den Gebäuden der Wiener Stadtbahn mit. Im Dunstkreis der Secessionisten um Gustav Klimt, Josef Hoffmann, Koloman Moser und Otto Wagner wurde Olbricht mit dem Entwurf des Secessionsgebäudes im 1. Bezirk beauftragt, welches durchaus als seine prominenteste Arbeit gelten kann. Ab 1899 leitete Olbrich auf Bestreben des Großherzogs Ernst Ludwig von Hessen-Darmstadt den Bau der neu geschaffene Darmstädter Künstlerkolonie auf der Mathildenhöhe.Ein korrespondierendes und in vielen wesentlichen Details identisches Möbel aus der Feder Olbrichs ist abgebildet in: Renate Möller, Jugendstil, Deutscher Kunstverlag, München; Berlin, S. 58
DARTINGTON GLASS; a set of four wine glasses, height 22.5cm, a set of three matching wine glasses, height 23cm and, two Moser shallow glass bowls, diameter 11cm, height 7cm, both with etched marks to base, and various drinking glasses (14).Condition Report: - Please note that this lot is not suitable for our in-house postage service.We would recommend collecting this lot or contacting Mailboxes Etc for postage of this lot, their details can be found on https://www.adampartridge.co.uk/services/transport/
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