Czech Art Deco Malachite Glass Box by Curt Schlevogt
This Czech Art Deco Machelite Glass jewellery box by Schlevogt depicts two stylised classical figures in an aquatic environment.
Its vibrant green hues and intricate relief design resemble the elegance of semi-precious malachite stone. The sides of the box are decorated with horizontal ridges.
The box is in excellent vintage condition, with no chips or cracks, preserving its original Art Deco allure in the bohemian style.
Characteristics of Schlevogt Art Deco Machelite
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Its unique malachite-effect glass craftsmanship stands as a testament to the 1930s’ demand for decorative and functional art.
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Authentic Schlevogt pieces like this are highly prized worldwide and increasingly rare, making them both a decorative treasure and a valuable investment.
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The intricate relief features classical motifs and showcases Art Deco design's expert craftsmanship and geometric precision.
About this object
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Maker: Curt Schlevoght / H Hoffmann
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Origin: Prague, Czech Republic
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Material: High-quality pressed glass with a malachite effect mimics natural malachite stone's veining and colour variations.
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Period: 1934 - 1939
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Dimensions: H5xL11xW9,5 cm (H1,9"xL4,3"xW3,7").
About Curt Schlevoght:
Schlevogt's approach involved pressing the coloured glass to emulate natural stones, making his creations accessible yet timelessly luxurious.
Each facet of this box is adorned with captivating details, adding depth and character that make it a standout item in any collection.
Curt Schlevogt was a visionary in the Czech glass industry. Collaborating with celebrated designers like Heinrich Hoffmann and Artur Pleva, Schlevogt elevated Czech glass to new artistic heights, transforming simple glass into objects of luxury and sophistication.
Pieces from the “Ingrid” Collection are increasingly sought-after for their pioneering use of coloured glass to replicate precious stones such as malachite, lapis lazuli, and jade.
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