1930s Czech Jeweled Extra Large Christmas Tree

1930s Czech Jeweled Extra Large Christmas TreeThe 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

genuine calfskin leather in a blue colourway

masters blow glass into a metal mold – the interior of which is studded with pyramid-shaped spikes – to achieve the cross-relief effect

The large proportions and pleasingly naturalistic lines make them a striking centrepiece for serving

Handmade with intricate patterns

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both of which come to the fore with these serving scoops

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