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Friedrich Winter
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Bohemian glass goblet, relief cut and decorated with intaglio-engraved Baroque flowers, from the workshop of Friedrich Winter in Silesia, about 1710–20; in the Museum of Decorative Arts, Prague
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Friedrich Winter

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  • Bohemian glass goblet, relief cut and decorated with intaglio-engraved Baroque flowers, from the workshop of Friedrich Winter in Silesia, about 1710–20; in the Museum of Decorative Arts, Prague
    Bohemian glass

    …glassware through the work of Friedrich Winter and other glass engravers. In the late 18th century English lead glass with cut decoration surpassed Bohemian glass in popularity after the introduction of the new Rococo style. Bohemian glass responded to competition with the invention of Hyalith glass, black with gold chinoiserie…

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    …glassware through the work of Friedrich Winter and other glass engravers. In the late 18th century English lead glass with cut decoration surpassed Bohemian glass in popularity after the introduction of the new Rococo style. Bohemian glass responded to competition with the invention of Hyalith glass, black with gold chinoiserie…

    Read More