19th-Century Bohemian Decorative Arts at Nwtiques

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23 Art Deco WMF Myra Iridescent Glass Bowls And Vases, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the 23 Art Deco WMF Myra Iridescent Glass Bowls And Vases, photographed from another angle
23 Art Deco WMF Myra Iridescent Glass Bowls And Vases
A pair of Romantic Bohemian Neo-classical vases, 19th-century, by Wilhelm Schiller & Sohn – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Romantic Bohemian Neo-classical vases, 19th-century, by Wilhelm Schiller & Sohn
A pair of Romantic Bohemian Neo-classical vases
Seven mid century Bohemian coloured glass vases with intricate faceting, showcasing timeless artistry and design
Alternative view of the Seven Mid Century Bohemian Coloured Glass Vases, circa 1962, cut glass, by Pavel Hlava
Seven Mid Century Bohemian Coloured Glass Vases
Bohemian Carlsbad Spa Box featuring rosewood, white metal, and hardstone inlay circa 1870 – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Bohemian Carlsbad Spa Box, circa 1870, rosewood, photographed from another angle
Bohemian Carlsbad Spa Box
Bohemian Gilt Beakers, circa 1780, glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Bohemian Gilt Beakers, circa 1780, glass, photographed from another angle
Bohemian Gilt Beakers
Pair of Mirrored Glass Hat Stands with Ruby Cut Glass Finials, circa 1900, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Mirrored Glass Hat Stands with Ruby Cut Glass Finials, circa 1900
Pair of Mirrored Glass Hat Stands with Ruby Cut Glass Finials
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Kristal Krocodil collection Loetz crackle glass Jugs, circa 1905, Art Deco, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Kristal Krocodil collection Loetz crackle glass Jugs, circa 1905, Art Deco
Kristal Krocodil collection Loetz crackle glass Jugs
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Bohemia, a historic region in Central Europe, emerged as a leading centre of decorative arts in the 19th century, celebrated especially for its extraordinary glassmaking traditions. Renowned for its vibrant colours, gilt embellishments, and masterful copper wheel engravings—often depicting intricate hunting scenes—Bohemian glass was produced to the highest standard and crafted into vases, bottles, chandeliers, and fine jewellery.

 Many pieces featured richly coloured cased glass in ruby, yellow, blue, or green, finished with hand-painted details and luxurious gold accents.

Alongside its famed glass, Bohemia also produced distinctive ceramics: vividly coloured, finely patterned, and widely used in domestic and ecclesiastical settings.

Today, these finely crafted pieces are coveted by collectors for their rarity, beauty, and historic craftsmanship. At Nwtiques, we proudly offer a curated selection of 19th-century Bohemian decorative arts, including hand-blown glass, porcelain, and ornate metalwork.

Each item in our collection reflects the exceptional artistry of Bohemian makers and serves as an enduring testament to one of Europe’s most refined artistic legacies.
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