Footed bowl with a sophisticated black finish and a polka-dot pattern, Meyr's Neffe

Footed bowl made of colorless glass, featuring a solid disc base transitioning into a short stem; the bowl-shaped body has a rim that flares outward and downward. The edges are adorned with a continuous decorative band in a rich black, incorporating geometric patterns accented by small dots in white, red, and green, with further detailing provided by fine gold lines. The bowl is in good condition, with two micro-chips on the rim (which are unobtrusive); the decoration on the interior base (the "mirror") shows some signs of wear. Attributed to Meyr's Neffe (Adolf near Winterberg), circa 1912–18. Height: approx. 6.5 cm; diameter: approx. 13.0 cm. Ref.: Comparable pieces were exhibited at the 1912 spring exhibition of the Austrian Arts and Crafts Association (Österreichischer Kunstgewerbeverein).