1930s Czech Jeweled Extra Small Christmas Trees (Set of 3)

1930s Czech Jeweled Extra Small Christmas Trees (Set of 3)The development of the gablonzer technique started in Czech Republic around 1550; during this time, the first glass manufacturers and grinding shops appeared. Its heavily embellished nature translated perfectly to decorative articles, from fashion jewelry to the tree decoration you see here. Sourced from the 1930s, its ornate form is dipped in jewels, beads and an abundance of festive cheer. Please note, this item is incredibly fragile and may show

The resulting streaks are unique to each platter

70 years of love and heritage are behind them

the cornflower-blue tapers are dripless

The Canova utilises filigrana – a technique dating back to the 16th century – in which fine glass rods are superimposed

one double die and 30 checkers carved from Indian ebony wood

Handcrafted from stoneware clay by studio potters

these green soup plates are variations on Bollhagen’s Bauhaus-inspired design

The interior is fitted with a removable plastic container so you can easily clean and empty out any scrunched up notes and sharpenings

when high-level competition and notable athletes began to emerge across the board

As well as being an eye-catching object to have around the house or office

handcrafted in a durable mix of wood

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