THREE BIEDERMEIER GLASSES

Bohemia, 2nd third of the 19th century
A goblet of colourless glass, painted with ruby stain, decorated with cut-through lenses, quatrefoils and flowers, supplemented with flowers, scrolls and ornaments painted in opaque white enamel with traces of gilding. H. 14 cm. A bell-shaped beaker of colourless glass, externally faceted into an octagon, with a star-shaped foot and a band around the bowl layered in cobalt and decorated with wedge cuts, smooth offset neck. H. 11.8 cm. A bell-shaped beaker of colourless glass layered with yellow and black stain, faceted in the lower part, similarly to the taller hollow foot, with cut-through décor featuring oval medallions in the upper half, decorated with engraved hunting motifs and Rococo cartouches with latticework, typical of the F. Egermann glassworks; gilded from the inside for a specific effect. H. 12.3 cm. Condition B.