A Russian cut-glass Vase, circa 1850-60's. Attributed to Dyat'kovo Chrystal works.
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Of baluster form, the neck with everted rim, the body cut with stepped roundels and stylized leaves, centering an enameled gold foil inclusion of a large medallion depicting a colourful bouquet on a red ground surrounded by a band of forget-me-nots and radiating stiff leaves, on a circular foot. Height 31,4 cm.
Firningcrack.
Provenance
Christie's London, 8 November 1999, lot 359.
Exhibitions
D.Tarshis. Objects of Fantasy: Glass inclusions of the Nineteenth Century, The Corning Museum of Glass, New York, 2001. p. 154, no 88.
Literature
N.A. Asharina and T.I. Dulkina, Russian Ceramics and Glass of the 18th and 19th Centuries, Moscow, State History Museum, 1978, no 78.
More information
The attribution of this vase to the Dyat'kovo Chrystal Works is based on a comparable example illustrated in N.A. Asharina and T.I. Dulkina, Russian Ceramics and Glass of the 18th and 19th Centuries, Moscow, State History Museum, 1978, no 78.