Vase

Inscription: Signed, dated, and inscribed: [Lobmeyr mark] / ENA ROTTENBERG / WIEN. 1928

American Federation of Arts (until 1930; sold to MMA)

New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "International Exhibition of Contemporary Glass and Rugs," November 4–December 1, 1929, no. 29.

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. "International Exhibition of Contemporary Glass and Rugs," December 16, 1929–January 15, 1930, no. 29.

Philadelphia Museum of Art. "International Exhibition of Contemporary Glass and Rugs," January 30–February 27, 1930, no. 29.

Art Institute of Chicago. "International Exhibition of Contemporary Glass and Rugs," March 19–April 21, 1930, no. 29.

City Art Museum of Saint Louis. "International Exhibition of Contemporary Glass and Rugs," May 5–June 1, 1930, no. 29.

Pittsburgh. Carnegie Institute. "International Exhibition of Contemporary Glass and Rugs," June 18–July 16, 1930, no. 29.

Dayton Art Institute. "International Exhibition of Contemporary Glass and Rugs," August 4–31, 1930, no. 29.

Cincinnati Art Museum. "International Exhibition of Contemporary Glass and Rugs," September 17–October 15, 1930, no. 29.

Baltimore Museum of Art. "International Exhibition of Contemporary Glass and Rugs," November 1–December 1, 1930, no. 29.

New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Glass, 1500 B.C.–A.D. 1935," October 14–November 29, 1936, unnumbered cat. (fig. 39).

New York. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. "Modern Glass in The Metropolitan Museum of Art," June 20, 1995–March 10, 1996, no catalogue.

C. Louise Avery in A Special Exhibition of Glass from the Museum Collections. Exh. cat., The Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York, Oct. 13–Nov. 29, 1936, p. 44, fig. 39.

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