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Introducing Lobmeyer glasses. Lobmeyer is a crystal glass maison in Vienna, Austria. The model name is "Rococo" and was designed in 1882. It is a delicate and elegant glass. The glass is cut into a 12-sided shape and has engravings. Between the symmetrical patterns, there are lace-like engravings. The bottom is decorated with a circular cut and sword-like engravings between them. Please take a look at the beauty of this cut. The glass is about 2.5 mm thick and has an early 19th century style form. The design of the foot is also unique to that time, with many overlapping geometric shapes, making it a well-balanced glass. The bottom is engraved with Lobmeyer's engraving. Porteau, cognac, wine... it would look great with beautiful colored alcohol. This model is also on the cover of the famous Lobmeyer book, and this is the design drawing of this glass from 1882. *There are almost no signs of use, and there are no chips, cracks, or cracks. * Gravure / Taille Gravure A technique for engraving crystal glass by rotating a copper rotating plate of various sizes and shapes according to the pattern. By using copper rotating plates of various sizes and shapes, including very small ones, it was possible to express concrete and delicate patterns such as streamlined plants and figures. It required a keen sense and skill to engrave instantly, and was considered a job only for master craftsmen in the workshop. It was a very expensive object even at the time, and antique pieces are rare. It is also the most difficult engraving technique, used by Baccarat, Saint-Louis, Clichy, Lobmeyer, etc. The cameo (relief engraving) technique is called lulief gravure (relief engraving). * Lobmeyer A glass craft maison founded in 1823 in Austria by Josef Lobmeyer (1792-1855). The company is also known for its beautiful and high-quality everyday products such as glasses, which are made from lead-free Kali crystal and follow the tradition of Eastern European glass art and crafts, and is also famous for its collection of exquisite designs incorporating Renaissance and Middle Eastern decorations. After Josef Lobmeyer's death, his sons Ludwig and Josef took over the business, producing tableware, chandeliers, vases, decorative objects, and more. The company is still in existence today, known worldwide, and its headquarters are in Vienna. No. 0513 Lobmeyer Rococo Model Glabure Glass / Antique Lobmeyer Austria Material: Kali Crystal Glass Size: Mouth diameter 5.5cm x Base diameter 6cm x H12.2cm Price for one customer: Sold-