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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: tkobo on August 10, 2012, 04:33:08 PM
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since im here about the print,anyone know anything about this moser brides bowl ?
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Can you take a pic of the mark ??
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best i can...
Ludwig moser across top
karlsbad across bottom
Austrian eagle in center
1800's,probably late....
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What is the size of your bowl. Your piece has a widely flairing , crimped downturned rim with one area upturned it is colorfully enameled with a stylized floral & leaf vine, with insects & bird. Your paper label dates your piece to Pre 1890. Beautiful piece :) What else would you like to know?
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Ive now gone thru about 15+ picture attempts,the bottom reflects back any flash and even small flashlight lights.Its far more reflective that it looks...
And i can't get the camera to focus on the sticker,auto or manual macro.it just wont lock onto the sticker as a focusing point for some reason.
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Pattern if named,if its a brides bowl and not some other type of bowl,if its complete or is supposed to have a holder,and of course a ballbark fair selling price.
We know moser can go from circa $100 to circa $10k,and we've looked thru our books and were unable to find this one.
Oh,and before i forget,at it widest point its about 11" wide,and at its highest point its about 6" high.
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No more pics needed !! Wendy has this one !! My exp. with Moser is limited !!
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I'd date it ca. 1880. It probably sat on a quadraplated silver pedestal/cradle, with a cherub/putti, bird, or other figural piece sitting above the crimp in the bowl.
Together the cradle and bowl could be worth $1-2K, depending on the size. The bowl is still worth some coin on its own.