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Moser Glass

20th century

Cabinet
Koloman Moser
ca. 1903

Oskar Strnad

Designed 1916–17

Liqueur glass
Unknown Designer
ca. 1915–25

"Ambassador" Champagne or Martini Glass
Oswald Haerdtl
ca. 1925

"Ambassador" Champagne or Martini Glass
Oswald Haerdtl
ca. 1925

Patrician
Josef Hoffmann
1917

Vase
Unknown Designer
ca. 1925

Jug
Koloman Moser
ca. 1901

"Ambassador" Wine Glass

Oswald Haerdtl

ca. 1925

"Ambassador" Liqueur Glass

Oswald Haerdtl

ca. 1925

"Ambassador" Wine Glass

Oswald Haerdtl

ca. 1925

"Ambassador" Liqueur Glass

Oswald Haerdtl

ca. 1925

"Ambassador" Vase

Oswald Haerdtl

1925

Double-cup glass
Maria Vera Brunner
ca. 1915–25

Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There

Lewis Carroll

ca. 1973

Indian (Coorg)

18th century

Ceramic bowl
Leopold Forstner
ca. 1905–11

Seal Ring
late 19th–early 20th century

Ring
late 19th–early 20th century

Table by a Window
Jean Metzinger
1917