JUTTA SIKA/KOLOMAN MOSER
| About the artist | Linz 1877 – 1964 Vienna/1868 – Vienna – 1918 |
| Designed by | Jutta Sika (shape), Koloman Moser (glass), around 1900 |
| Executed by | Argentor-Werke (mounting), Meyr's Neffe for E. Bakalowits Söhne (glass) |
| Décor | Kristall Meteor 100 |
| Marked | 15 EP B.E.P.W, 2230 |
| Dimensions | H 21 cm, W 30.5 cm, Ø 16.5 cm |
| Material | Clear glass, optically blown, silver plated brass mounting, very good original condition |
| Provenance | private property, England |
| Literature | Hand-drawings archive at the Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna, design drawing inv. no. KI 13758-98; C. Thun-Hohenstein, C. Witt-Dörring, E. Schmuttermeier (ed.) Koloman Moser, Universalkünstler, exhibition catalogue, MAK Vienna, Vienna, 2018, p. 48, 50; W. Neuwirth, Argentor-Werke, Rust & Hetzel, Nachdruck des Musterbuches no. 13, Vienna, 2006, p. 82 |
Quote Christian Witt-Dörring: "In addition to the already established contacts, there are now also producers from the porcelain and furniture industry such as Josef Böck, the bentwood furniture manufacturer J. &. J. Kohn and the Prague-Rudnik wickerwork factory. Products made by the companies E. Bakalowits Söhne and Josef Böck are sold as Moser's designs, but also under the label ‘SCHULE Prof. KOLO MOSER’. The latter can be found either on independent designs by his students or on objects whose shapes come from Moser, whereas the decorations were designed by students”.
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