Antique Art Nouveau Bohemian Green Art Glass Vase by Josef Rindskopf, Attributed

Rare hand blown Art Nouveau green Bohemian art glass vase with blue, gold iridescent colors. Wavy, textured lines on the vase with scalloped wide mouth. Bulbous, pinched base. Attributed to Josef Rindskopf. Perfect for your collection. Very good condition (tiny chip on scallop mouth). Dealer 139.

5”w x 5”d x 10”h

*Josef Rindskopf built Josefhütte in Kostanay -Tlic in 1891 and produced baroque glass, which was sent to Polevsko for refining.In 1900, they added Barbarahütte in Mstisov. Barbarahütte, with 120 employees, was best known for its iridized glass production during the Art Nouveau period. This class of glass was given names like Granada, Alhambra and Pepita, although its most coveted glass (by collectors) is the Diluvium. Diluvium was made to look like marble giving color to the entire piece. Part of it was left smooth, but most of it was often cut and engraved in high relief. Like most bohemian companies, Rindskopf experienced severe losses due to World War I. In 1920, it became a public corporation and focused on the production of pressed glass. Despite its best efforts, the firm was finally declared bankrupt in September 1927.