The relevant samples are specified in a list, many of them relating to bronzite decor- 
ations: 
“List of samples reoeived from Frau Johanna Fiedler on 25th February 1915, des- 
patched by Herr Aug. Helzel: 
1 sample for flower bowl 311 (2nd July 1913) oval faceted 
1 do. for violet jardinieres no. 352 (24th July 1914) 
1 sample for vases oval faceted no. 313 (2nd July 1913) 
1 do. for flower vase faceted no. 350 (21 st July 1914) 
1 do. for beaker smooth no. 337 (12th March 1914) 
1 sheet sample for vases no. 318 (2nd July 1913) silhouettes 
1 sheet sample for sugar bowl no. 319 (2nd July 1913) silhouettes 
1 sample for stemmed glass smooth no. 304 (2nd July 1913) variant F 
1 do. for Champagne glass smooth no. 342 (1 Oth April 1914) variant F 
1 do. for wine decanter smooth no. 302 (2nd July 1913) variant F 
1 do. for beaker smooth no. 303 and 310 (2nd July 1913) variant F 
1 do. for decanter smooth no. 296 (2nd July 1913) decoration C 
1 sheet sample for Champagne glass and beer glass including the samples for 
beaker, liqueur glass and stemmed glass decoration C, no. 346 and 345 
1 sample for flower bowl smooth oval no. 306-13 decoration D 2 with gold 2nd July 
1913 
1 sample beaker for beaker smooth no. 224 (12th January 1914) decoration D with 
gold 
1 sample for beer glass (flower vase) no. 307 (2nd July 1914) decoration D 2 with 
gold 
1 do. for beaker no. 224 (12fh January 1914) decoration E with gold 
1 do. for flower vase no. 227 (26th January 1912) decoration E with gold 
1 do. for flower bowl oval no. 308 (2nd July 1913) decoration E 2 with gold 
1 do. for flower vase 8 fields shaped 351 (21st July 1914) 
1 do. with jewellery dish smooth 353 (28th July 1914) 
2 samples for rummer with apes 315 (2nd July 1913) on one of the samples also the 
one for 316 (2nd July 1913) with round bowl” 
Some of these patterns were passed on to Lenhardt on 13th April 1915, including the 
following from the above list: flower vase (350), stemmed glass (304), Champagne glass 
(342), wine decanter (302), bottle (296). 
August Helzel received an appropriate letter for the consignment of glassware des- 
patched in 1917: 
“You have already once been kind enough to fetch samples from Frau Johanna Fied 
ler and to send them to us. However, he still has all sorts of glass to decorate which 
we are now in need of. We are also writing to Frau Fiedler and enclosing a list of the 
objects there and pointing out to her that we have asked you to fetch the glass given 
in the list and pack it up and forward it to us. We would therefore ask you kindly to 
see to it that this is done. Please specify the value of the consignment as 200 
crowns.” 
JOSEF LENHARDT 
Lenhardt executed glass with bronzite decorations for Lobmeyr from 1912 onwards. 
This work became more extensive in 1914 after Fiedler had already been called up. 
In this context it is interesting to note that the Austrian Museum of Applied Art is men- 
tioned in connection with several of Lenhardt’s Orders, so that it is reasonable to as- 
sume that the following pieces of glass were decorated by him: rummer (cat. no. 111), 
flower bowl, flower vase and violet jardiniere (cat. nos. 114, 117 and 119), parts of the 
variant F drinking Service (cat. nos. 50, 52 and 54), a comb dish (cat. no. 72), a jewellery 
dish (cat. no. 68) and a flower vase (cat. no. 78). 
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