Lobmeyr Water Pitcher
Cross Cut Series
Lobmeyr Glass began in the early 19th Century in Vienna, and is best known for its masterpieces by renowned Wiener Werkstätte designers Josef Hoffman and Adolph Loos, which they continue to produce. I started working with them in 2008 when I began to explore fine and delicate glass with master blowers and engravers.
– Ted Muehling
Lobmeyr Water Pitchers measure approximately 9 1/4” x 3 1/2”. Opening measures approximately 3 1/4”.
Due to the value of this object please choose the FedEx Overnight or 2-Day shipping option at checkout.
Cross Cut Series
Lobmeyr Glass began in the early 19th Century in Vienna, and is best known for its masterpieces by renowned Wiener Werkstätte designers Josef Hoffman and Adolph Loos, which they continue to produce. I started working with them in 2008 when I began to explore fine and delicate glass with master blowers and engravers.
– Ted Muehling
Lobmeyr Water Pitchers measure approximately 9 1/4” x 3 1/2”. Opening measures approximately 3 1/4”.
Due to the value of this object please choose the FedEx Overnight or 2-Day shipping option at checkout.
Cross Cut Series
Lobmeyr Glass began in the early 19th Century in Vienna, and is best known for its masterpieces by renowned Wiener Werkstätte designers Josef Hoffman and Adolph Loos, which they continue to produce. I started working with them in 2008 when I began to explore fine and delicate glass with master blowers and engravers.
– Ted Muehling
Lobmeyr Water Pitchers measure approximately 9 1/4” x 3 1/2”. Opening measures approximately 3 1/4”.
Due to the value of this object please choose the FedEx Overnight or 2-Day shipping option at checkout.
