Moser Oroplastic Vase in Crystal and 24k Gold - Circa 1930

Czechoslovakian crystal vase from the Moser manufactory (Karlsbad), belonging to the prestigious Oroplastic series.

History of the object: Produced in the 1930s, this piece represents the excellence of Bohemian glassware from the interwar period. The Oroplastic technique, patented by Moser, consists of deep acid etching followed by an application of 24k gold, which is subsequently burnished to highlight the decorative relief. Moser is world-renowned for its lead-free crystal of exceptional clarity and hardness.

Details and features:
- Period: 1930s
- Technique: Hand-cut crystal with oroplastic frieze (Amazonomachy)
- Height: 14 cm (5.51 inches)
- Width: 11 cm (4.33 inches)
- Weight: 500 g (1.10 lb)
- Material: Bohemian Glass, Gold
- Condition: Excellent state of preservation. The crystal maintains absolute transparency without clouding. The gold frieze retains its relief definition and original luster. No cracks, chips, or restorations.

Value of the object: This piece is a hallmark of Art Deco style and is highly valued by collectors of high-end crystal and historical objects from the Karlovy Vary region.