Johann Oertel, Art Deco Decanter Service Set

c1920

Designed by Johannes Oertel

A complete serving wine set from the 1920s, including a decanter and six wine glasses. Johannes Oertel, a Czech artist from the Austro-Hungarian Empire, arranges and combines geometric shapes to form eye-catching facets. The huge and thick bottle cap shines like a diamond under the sunlight, which is the perfect modern interpretation of Art Deco.

The artist's works were exhibited at the World's Fairs in Liège, Ghent and Rio de Janeiro in 1905, 1913 and 1922, and one of his design sketches was also collected by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

The wine body embodies the Bohemian crystal cutter shape and is decorated with the black metallic paint Schwarzlotmalerei pattern. This pattern was created in the Middle Ages and was popular in the Germanic region. It was mostly used in church windows or on the surfaces of utensils. The details are embossed with gold.

Johann Oertel 装饰艺术主义酒具组

约1920年

制造商/设计师：Johannes Oertel

1920年代的一组完整酒具，包含一个酒樽和六个酒杯。奥匈帝国艺术家 Johannes Oertel 将几何图形排列组合，构成夺目的切面，巨大厚重的瓶盖在日光照耀下宛若钻石般璀璨夺目，是Art Deco摩登的完美演绎。

艺术家的作品分别于1905年、1913年和1922年在列日、根特和里约热内卢的世博会上展出，他的一幅设计草图也被纽约大都会艺术博物馆收藏。

酒具体现了波西米亚的水晶切割器型，并装饰有黑色的金属漆料Schwarzlotmalerei图案，这种图案始创于中世纪，在日耳曼地区盛行，多使用在教堂花窗或是器物表面，细节处有描金。