Pair of Romans with bird of paradise in opaque enamel painting, Josephinenhütte, around 1987

A pair of wine goblets made of colorless, honey-yellow lustered glass, featuring a bell-shaped base, a multi-constricted stem with applied berry clusters, and a spherical bowl with polychrome opaque enamel and gold painting in the shape of a bird of paradise with blossoms and ornamental decoration. The lip and foot rims are in perfect condition; one wine goblet has a small chip on the lower rim. Josephinenhütte, designed by Arthur Gerlach around 1897, form 502. Height: approx. 18.7 cm, diameter: approx. 6.0 cm. References: Stefania Zelasko, Josephinenhütte 1900-50, page 77.