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The image is a page from a catalog or inventory list, detailing various items of glassware and textiles. The items are numbered and described with their origins and, in some cases, their prices. Here is a detailed summary:
The page also includes a handwritten note at the bottom: "To Catalogue German Art in America" and a date "April 3, 1933."
The image displays an excerpt from a catalog, detailing various glassware and textile items along with their origins and prices. Here's a detailed summary:
Crystal Champagne Glass, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Finger Bowl, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Finger Bowl Plate, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Sauce Bowl, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Vase (English)
Claret Glass Designed by Lalique (French)
Gold and Crystal Cordial Set (German)
Crystal Bowl and Plate – Orrefors (Swedish)
Crystal Claret Glass, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Finger Bowl, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Finger Bowl Plate, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Goblet, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Sherbet Glass, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Sherry Glass, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Vase (Czechoslovakian)
Crystal Vase (Czechoslovakian)
Crystal Vase (Czechoslovakian)
Lobmeyer Glass Bowl Designed by Vally Wieselthier (Austrian)
Lobmeyer Glass Bud Vase Designed by Vally Wieselthier (Austrian)
Baccarat Glass Vase (French)
Glass Vase (French)
Glass Tray Designed by Suessmuth (German)
Glass Vase Designed by Suessmuth (German)
Glass Fish (French)
Glass Flowers (French)
The catalog entry is dated April 8, 1933, and is part of "To Catalogue German Art in America."
The image shows a page from a catalog or inventory list of glassware and textiles, likely from an exhibition or a collection. The page is divided into two columns, listing various items with their descriptions, origins, and prices.
The page includes some notes indicating that certain items were lent by specific individuals or organizations. The prices are listed in dollars, suggesting this document is from a time when the U.S. dollar was the currency in use. The text at the bottom indicates that this page is from a catalog of German Art in America, dated April 8, 1933.
The image displays a handwritten or printed catalog page for various glassware and textiles. Here is a detailed summary of the contents:
Crystal Champagne Glass, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Finger Bowl, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Finger Bowl Plate, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Sauce Bowl, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Vase (English)
Claret Glass designed by Lalique (French)
Gold and Crystal Cordial Set (German)
Crystal Bowl and Plate - Orrefors (Swedish)
Crystal Claret Glass, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Finger Bowl, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Finger Bowl Plate, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Goblet, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Sherbet Glass, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Sherry Glass, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Vase (Czechoslovakian)
Crystal Vase (Czechoslovakian)
Crystal Vase (Czechoslovakian)
Price: $3.75
Lent by: Charles R. Lynde, Boston
Lobmeyer Glass Bowl designed by Vally Wieselthier (Austrian)
Lobmeyer Glass Bud Vase designed by Vally Wieselthier (Austrian)
Baccarat Glass Vase (French)
Glass Vase (French)
Glass Tray designed by Suessmuth (German)
Glass Vase designed by Suessmuth (German)
Glass Fish (French)
Glass Flowers (French)
The catalog appears to be from an exhibition or collection of Derman Art in America, dated April 1933.
The image shows a page from a catalog or a collection listing various glass items and textiles, along with their details, origins, and prices.
Crystal Champagne Glass, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Finger Bowl, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Finger Bowl Plate, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Sauce Bowl, Ravenna Pattern (English)
Crystal Vase (English)
Claret Glass Designed by Lalique (French)
Gold and Crystal Cordial Set (German)
Crystal Bowl and Plate - Orrefors (Swedish)
Crystal Clarer Glass, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Finger Bowl, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Finger Bowl Plate, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Goblet, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Sherbet Glass, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Sherry Glass, Copy of English Waterford (Belgian)
Crystal Vase (Czechoslovakian)
Crystal Vase (Czechoslovakian)
Crystal Vase (Czechoslovakian)
Lobmeyer Glass Bowl Designed by Vally Wieselthier (Austrian)
Lobmeyer Glass Vase Designed by Vally Wieselthier (Austrian)
Baccarat Glass Vase (French)
Glass Vase (French)
Glass Tray Designed by Suessmuth (German)
Glass Vase Designed by Suessmuth (German)
Glass Fish (French)
Glass Flowers (French)
All Cotton Tapestry Designed and Manufactured in Germany
Cotton and Jute Drapery Designed by Benedictus, Woven in France by Machine
All Cotton Drapery Cloth with Air-Brushed Designs on the Fabric, Designed and Manufactured in Germany
All Cotton Moire Damask Designed and Woven in Italy (Interested in the Fancy Slub Yarn)
Ombre Rayon and Cotton Drapery Material Manufactured in the United States
Rayon and Cotton Damask Designed by Rodier and Woven in a French Peasant’s Home by Hand
Cotton and Rayon Drapery Material, Designed and Manufactured in Germany
Glazed Chintz Block Printed by Hand, Designed and Executed in England
The catalog seems to be part of a collection or exhibition of fine art and decorative items, likely intended for a museum or private collection. The entries include various glass pieces from different countries and designers, along with textiles, each item having a specific price or rental cost.
The image displays a page from a catalog, likely from an exhibition or a store, featuring a list of glassware and textiles items along with their prices, origins, and lenders. The items are numbered and categorized, with the glassware items listed first, followed by textiles.
Glassware Section:
Textiles Section:
The catalog page includes detailed descriptions, which help in understanding the origin, materials, and in some cases, the lenders of the items. This suggests that the catalog might be from an exhibition showcasing various art pieces from different lenders.
This image shows a page from an old catalog or listing document. On the left side, a list of items numbered from 60 to 76 is provided. These items are mostly crystal glassware with details such as pattern names (e.g., "Ravenna pattern"), origin (e.g., English, German, French, Belgian, Czechoslovakian, Swedish, Austrian), and prices (per dozen, if applicable). Some of these items are noted as designed by specific designers like "Lalique" or "Vally Wieselthier" and their prices are stated per item. There are also markings indicating loans from certain individuals or corporations for some items.
On the right side of the page, there is another list labeled "TEXTILES," with items numbered from 1 to 8. These items are various types of textiles, including tapestries, drapery, and damask, with details on their design origin (e.g., German, English, Italian), the material used, and sometimes the technique (e.g., machine-woven, hand block printed). Additional information specifying the providers of the items is noted, such as "Lent by: Mrs. Roy E. Spencer, Andover."
There is a handwritten note in ink on the bottom right that indicates "Inquirent Apr. 8/33," which likely refers to an inquiry made on April 8, 1933. At the very bottom, there is a printed line stating "To Catalogue Derman Art in America," which suggests this page may be part of a catalog for American art pieces of German origin or influence.
The image is a photograph of a page from an old catalog or inventory listing various art pieces, specifically glassware and textiles. On the left page, items numbered from 60 to 76 are listed under the Glass category, including crystal champagne glasses, finger bowls, sauce bowls, claret glasses, and vases of different origins such as English, French, German, Swedish, Belgian, Czech, and Austrian. Prices per dozen or per item are provided next to each entry. The items lent by different companies or individuals are also noted.
On the right page, items numbered from 77 to 82 continue under the Glass category, listing different vases and glass flowers from France and Germany. There is a brief section under the Textiles category listing various types of textiles and their descriptions, including cotton tapestries, draperies, and damask, originating from Germany, France, Italy, the United States, and England.
The catalog page includes specific design details and origins of each textile item, along with some mention of design processes such as airbrushing and hand-painting. At the bottom center, there is a handwritten date "Aug. 8, 1933," indicating possibly the publication date or the date of a related event.
The image shows two pages from an old catalog or inventory listing various glassware and textiles. The left page lists items 60 to 76, mainly different types of crystal and glassware, including champagne glasses, finger bowls, sauce bowls, vases, and sherbet glasses, with their designs and origins noted (English, French, German, Belgian, Swedish, Austrian, and Czechoslovakian). Prices are listed beside each item, and some items are noted as lent by specific companies or individuals, such as Jones, McDuffie & Stratton, Corp., Boston, and Charles R. Lynde, Boston.
The right page continues the glassware list (items 77 to 82) with Baccarat and French glass vases and glass flowers, including items designed by Suessmuth (German), lent by Rena Rosenthal, New York City, and Mrs. Roy E. Spencer, Andover. Below this, a section titled "TEXTILES" lists descriptions of eight textile items. These include various cotton, jute, rayon, and damask fabrics and draperies, mentioning their country of manufacture or design, such as Germany, France, Italy, the United States, and England. Some items highlight specific manufacturing techniques like machine weaving, airbrushing on fabric, hand weaving, and block printing.
The image shows an open book or catalog page that appears to be from an exhibition or auction catalog, likely from the early 20th century. The page is divided into two main sections: glassware on the left and textiles on the right.
This section lists various types of glass items, each with detailed descriptions, origins, and prices. The items are numbered sequentially from 60 to 82. Examples include:
Each item is accompanied by its country of origin (e.g., English, French, German, Belgian, Czechoslovakian, Austrian) and sometimes additional details, such as the designer or manufacturer. Some items are noted as being lent by specific individuals or organizations, such as:
This section lists eight textile items, each with a description of the material, design, and manufacturing details. Examples include:
The overall layout is formal and structured, typical of historical exhibition or auction catalogs, providing comprehensive information about the items listed.