01
Morrocan abacus,
ca. 1900B from the Jablonec region Metal beads
02
Set – earings and brooch,
ca. 1860 from the Jablonec region Metal and glass
03
Display card
of glass necklace samples, 1920 from the Jablonec region
04
Set – necklace and earrings,
2003 Gabriela Mihalová Wound beads. Author‘s gift
05
Set – necklace and earrings,
1993
Bižuterie a. s., Jablonec nad Nisou
06
Brooch,
1930 – 1940 from the Jablonec region Metal and glass stones
07
Medal
– World Exhibition in Vienna, 1873 Josef Tautenhayn Front side: Emperor Franz Josef I. Pewter
08
Plaque
– Dominik Biemann, 1976 Jiří Harcuba Bronze
09
Medal
– World Exhibition in Vienna, 1873 Josef Tautenhayn Back side: allegory of the World Exhibition
10
Coin - 1 crown, the Czech Republic,
1924 Kremnica Mint
11
Coin – 5 crowns, the Czech Republic,
1929 Kremnica Mint
12
Set of Coins -
from the collection of the exporter Emil Zimmer
13
Necklace,
19th century, Central Europe Gilded silver, black enamel, small pearls and ruby
14
Necklace, 1987,
Marie Uhlířová Leather and wood
15
Wedding goblet owned by the Šlik family,
1612, Bedřichov glassworks, foreman Peter Wander von Grünwald Glass, painted enamels. Heraldic painting possibly made by Georg Wander.A wedding gift from Katherine of Redern, born Šlik, to the Count Jáchym Ondřej Šlik and Sophia of Oprštorf
16
Portrait of an unknown man / Madonna della Sedia, 1826 Engraver Dominik Biemann, Prague Cut and engraved glass. The oldest work signed by Biemann (D.B. 1826)
17
Box with flacons, 1840 – 1860,
Count Harrach‘s glassworks, Nový Svět Cut opal glass, gilded, with glass stones and metal components
18
Flacon, 1950 – 1951,
Umělecké sklo n.p., Nový Bor Design Ludvika Smrčková, carried out by Josef Švec Cut and off-hand decorated glass
19
Blue Eye of the Pyramid, 1993,
Stanislav Libenský - Jaroslava Brychtová
Fused sculpture. Gift from the authors.
20
Jardiniere, 1925,
Special Glass School, Železný Brod Design Alois Metelák, cut Josef Pipek Cut glass. Part of the collection awarded the “Grand Prix“ at the International Exhibition of Modern and Decorative Arts in Paris, 1925
21
Vase and jardiniere,
1898-1900 Josef Riedel, Polubný Etched and gold painted glass
22
Vase, 1902–1903,
Josef Riedel, Polubný Glass decorated by smoke lustre and painted in gold and enamel
23
Ars vitraria experimentalis,
1689 Engraving from the title page of a famous book by the alchemist and chemist Johann Kunckel containing production instructions for different glass types.
24
Wiener Werkstätte,
Wiener Werkstätte, 1929 Unique relief book binding by Vally Wieselthier and Gudrun Baudisch
25
Commemorative shooting target
1881 Oil painting on canvas. „Celebration on the occasion of the crown prince Rudolf´s wedding with the princess Štěpánka of Belgium on 10th May 1881“.
Commemorative shooting target of Karl Hübner for the King‘s shooting on 6th June 1881
26
Magic garden,
ca. 1938. Design Josef Drahoňovský, signed. Vase with an engraving
27
Display card
of glass buttons, 1898 Wilhelm Klaar, Jablonec nad Nisou
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Glass button,
lamp work
29
Dancing order,
glasses and lady‘s gloves, 1850 – 1900
30
Pendant from Jablonec glass beads,
end of the 19th century. North America. Work of the natives
31
Belt from an incomplete snake‘s backbone,
end of the 19th century. Dahome, Proto Novo, western Africa. Work of the natives
32
Pendant,
19th century. Central Europe. Replica of a jewellery pendant from the 17th century
33
Pocket watch,
1690 – 1820 London – Paris Example from the collection of the exporter Emil Zimmer given to the museum as a present
34
Decorative pewter plate,
ca. 1900 Jules Bratenau Co., Paris (signed) Bought in Paris in 1900 for the Vienna Collection of the Jablonec School of Arts and Crafts
35
Display card of semi-products,
1920-1940
Wilhelm Klaar, Jablonec nad Nisou
Plastic
36
Head of an engraving machine,
1850-1900 North Bohemia Brass body with a steel spindle
37
Buckle,
the 17th – 18th centuries Balkan – Transilvania
38
Necuke – mandju,
Necuke - mandju, Japan Ivory, coral, glass Onivaka fighting a huge carp, signed
39
Necuke,
the first half of the 19th century Japan Ivory and metal
