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Ludwig Lobmeyr

Austrian glass manufacturer

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revival of engraved Bohemian glass

  • Bohemian glass goblet, relief cut and decorated with intaglio-engraved Baroque flowers, from the workshop of Friedrich Winter in Silesia, about 1710–20; in the Museum of Decorative Arts, Prague
    In Bohemian glass

    …century but was revived by Ludwig Lobmeyr, a Viennese industrialist who founded a glass-designing studio at Kamenický Šenov (Steinschönau).

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  • fish of core-made glass
    In glassware: Czechoslovakia, Austria, and Germany

    …of engraving was initiated by Ludwig Lobmeyr, who from 1864 was in control of the Viennese firm of J. and L. Lobmeyr. His first opportunity came at the Paris International Exhibition of 1867, and his reputation was firmly established at the Vienna International Exhibition of 1873. He commissioned designs for…

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