1930s Art Déco Bohemian Black Enameled Crystal Decanter With Stopper and Six Glasses by Karl Palda, Czech Republic- 7 Pieces

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Set of 1930s Art Déco bohemian black enameled crystal decanter with stopper and six glasses by Karl Palda, Czech Republic … more Set of 1930s Art Déco bohemian black enameled crystal decanter with stopper and six glasses by Karl Palda, Czech Republic

By: Karl Palda
Material: crystal, glass, cut glass, enamel
Technique: cast, etched, enameled
Dimensions: 5 in x 8 in
Date: early 20th century, circa 1930
Style: Art Déco, Bohemian
Place of origin: Czech Republic

This striking Art Déco crystal decanter and glassware set exudes the bold, geometric elegance characteristic of the Bohemian design tradition. Crafted in the early 20th century by renowned Czech artisan Karl Palda, the decanter features a sleek, angular profile accentuated by intricate black enamel detailing. The six accompanying tumblers echo the decanter's geometric motifs, with striking patterns of intersecting lines and stylized floral elements present in the crystal. The crystal's transparency and the opaque black enamel create a dramatic visual contrast, capturing the dynamic aesthetic that defined the Czech Cubist and Art Déco movements.

This captivating suite displays the technical mastery and refined aesthetic sensibilities that distinguished Palda's artistic output during this pivotal era of European design.

The measurements of the decanter are:
Diameter: 5 in
Height: 8 in

The measurements of the glasses are:
Depth: 1 in
Width: 2 in
Height: 3 in less