Moser Used

They were usually made of brass or alpaca and fitted with ornate glass shades. Koloman Moser often used such ceiling lamps in the interiors he designed.

Murano boosted that they still make alot of glass beads etc by hand and that Moser uses a machine. Another way to tell Bohemian glass is no pontil or turn marks on the bottom, Bohemi...

Prochaska, Franz Hofstötter, and Koloman Moser. The use of patterns is also a hallmark of antique Loetz art glass.

(Moser still offers several designs of tumblers in this color which they suggest for use with this decanter, including 'Bar', 'Cubism' and 'Boss') "Moser Glassworks was founded in...

Murano boosted that they still make alot of glass beads etc by hand and that Moser uses a machine. Another way to tell Bohemian glass is no pontil or turn marks on the bottom, Bohem...

Murano boosted that they still make alot of glass beads etc by hand and that Moser uses a machine. Another way to tell Bohemian glass is no pontil or turn marks on the bottom, Bohem...

It is a quite early Loetz Decor also used by Koloman Moser and his followers. This nicest Loetz Art Nouveau Vase is of interesting appearance: The vase stands on round foot / it ha...

Prochaska, Franz Hofstötter, and Koloman Moser. The use of patterns is also a hallmark of antique Loetz art glass.

Depending on the exact wavelengths of the light the vase can also look more grey-blue. Moser used the (totally safe) Rare Earth Neodymian to achieve this amazing effect.

Depending on the exact wavelengths of the light the vase can also look more grey-blue. Moser used the (totally safe) Rare Earth Neodymian to achieve this amazing effect.

One year later, Koloman Moser used it in the XIII th Secession exhibition.

Depending on the exact wavelengths of the light the vase can also look grey-blue. Moser used the (totally safe) Rare Earth Neodymian to achieve this amazing effect.

The decoration Streifen und Flecken (spots and stripes) was used by Koloman Moser while the cubical design is documented for and by Leopold Bauer.

"Champagne Mosers" were originally used to stir champagne to remove the extra bubbles and are now often used to mix cocktails.

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