Lobmeyr - Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Wine Glass - - ABASK -
Lobmeyr - Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Wine Glass - - ABASK

Lobmeyr Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Wine Glass

Bs2,200
Lobmeyr - Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Wine Glass - - ABASK -

Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Wine Glass14cm (h) x 6.5cm (d) / 5.5" (h) x 2.5" (d)

Bs2,200
Lobmeyr - Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Decanter - - ABASK -

Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Decanter21.5cm (h) x 12cm (d) / 8.4" (h) x 4.7" (d)

Bs8,650
Lobmeyr - Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Champagne Coupe - - ABASK -

Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Champagne Coupe12cm (h) x 10.5cm (d) / 4.7" (h) x 4.1" (d)

Bs2,400
Lobmeyr - Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Beer Glass - - ABASK -

Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Beer Glass13cm (h) x 6.5cm (d) / 5.1" (h) x 2.5" (d)

Bs2,200
Lobmeyr - Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Liqueur Tumbler - - ABASK -

Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Liqueur Tumbler7.5cm (h) x 4cm (d) / 2.9" (h) x 1.6" (d)

Bs1,500
Lobmeyr - Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Water Tumbler - - ABASK -

Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Water Tumbler10cm (h) x 7cm (d) / 3.9" (h) x 2.7" (d)

Bs1,750
An early modernist with an eye for geometric motifs, Josef Hoffmann debuted his Series B glassware in 1914. This wine glass is hand blown in lead-free crystal and hand painted with a distinctive black enamel stripe. It’s still made today by heritage producer Lobmeyr at the original Vienna workshop.

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An early modernist with an eye for geometric motifs, Josef Hoffmann debuted his Series B glassware in 1914. This wine glass is hand blown in lead-free crystal and hand painted with a distinctive black enamel stripe. It’s still made today by heritage producer Lobmeyr at the original Vienna workshop.

View more from: Lobmeyr / Wine & champagne glasses

Lobmeyr Series B Hand-Painted Crystal Wine Glass

Bs2,200

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Meet the Maker:

Lobmeyr

This Viennese glassmaker was already 60 years old when it collaborated with Thomas Edison on the first electric chandelier. Today, three cousins, Andreas, Leonid and Johannes Rath run the family business, upholding the cutting and buffing techniques of their ancestors while collaborating with some of Europe's most exciting contemporary designers.