WMF Glass (Germany)

Claret Jug No. 72, with optic-ribbed glass and silver-plated nickel silver mount, designed c.1900 or earlier. Illustrated in WMF's famous 1906 catalogue.



'Ikora' series bowl, form and colour combination 8004. 'Ikora' glass was in production between 1928 - 1951, however this specific bowl only features in the final 1951 catalogue.

   

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Beautiful glass charger 29.5 cm across, approx. 4cm deep. No marks that I can see. Does anyone have any ideas where I can start?

Try looking at WMF, perhaps Ikora.

John

Thanks for the info John. I've been on the search and it does look very likely (hoping!) to be 30's Ikora, would never have found this trail on my own.
I'm following it up. I'll post how I get on.

Yepp, ikora for surr

Yey! ....Thanks styleinvasion.

I've been in contact with Huub Geurts who has a website dealing in Art Nouveau/ Art Deco glass. I gained some good advice, that there is no doubt it's W.M.F Ikora glass, made around 1930 up to 1940. This style is quite common, made in different sizes (5 inch to 18 inch). The blue ones are apparently more rare and sort after.

Thanks everyone for helping me discover what it is.

This glass bowl is part of the Ikora glass series by the company WMF and was designed by Karl Wiedmann in the 1930s. The bowl is blue and has small air bubbles and a yellow bubble edge. Attribution Designer: Karl Wiedmann.

Maker: WMF

Design Period: 1920 to 1949

Dear members,

I have this piece of glass in my possession since forever and until now I have no idea where it is from. My gut feeling says that it is a candle holder made in Murano. Am I correct in this?





Many thanks in advance,
Rob

It is German, 1960s-70s.
Designed by Cari Zalloni for WMF.

Michael

Michael, thank you very much.

Rob