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CASING IN WHITE AND BLACK
(cat. nos. 263-356, pp. 283-334)
Haida school of glassmaking also played an important role in double cased glass (white
and black). We know of several glasses executed by the school of glassmaking from
Contemporary literature (cat. nos. 263-266), and some Originals still survive (cat. no.
267). Large series were produced by Oertel/Haida to school of glassmaking designs
(cat. nos. 271-272). In this context it should be pointed out that although a certain type
of glass may have been produced frequently, there were differences in details, such as
the knob of a covered vase (cat. nos. 271-272). Another Version of the same model has
a lid with a black, uncut knob.
Other factories also produced black-white casings: Harrach/Neuwelt (cat. no. 270,
design Jelinek), Goldberg/Haida (cat. no. 273), Tschernich/Haida (cat. nos. 274-275).
The multi-layered glasses which Margold designed for Schappel (cat. nos. 276-279) also
included black-white versions (cat. no. 278).
However, the largest group of black-white glass is the so-called Borussia glass by the
Schappel Company (cat. nos. 281- 356). Almost the entire ränge is illustrated here, as
many Originals have survived, as well as a catalogue of the Schappel Company.
AUSGEWÄHLTE BIBLIOGRAPHIE • SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
DK = Deutsche Kunst und Dekoration
DKD - Dekorative Kunst
Kat. Schappel, Borussia = Katalog der Firma Carl Schappel, Haida, Borussia-Glas, o.J.
(1914) / Catalogue of the Carl Schappel Company, Haida, Borussia Glass, undated
(1914)
Kat. Schappel, Kunstgläser = Katalog der Firma Carl Schappel, Haida, Kunstgläser, o.J.
(um 1914/15) / Catalogue of the Carl Schappel Company, Haida, artistic glass, undated
(around 1914/15)
KKH = Kunst und Kunsthandwerk
Neuwirth 1973 = Waltraud Neuwirth, Das Glas des Jugendstils, Wien, München-Wien
1973
Pazaurek 1925 = Gustav E. Pazaurek, Kunstgläser der Gegenwart, Leipzig 1925
WWMB = Kalkulationsbuch der Wiener Werkstätte, WW-Archiv, ÖMAK / Calculation
book, WW archives in the ÖMAK
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