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Moser Glass was founded in 1857, in Karlsbad, Czechoslovakia, by Ludwig Moser. They were known as Ludwig Moser & Sons at the time. They made bohemian glass, cameo glass, scenes on colored glass, intaglio-cut items, vases and much more. Moser became well known for their sparkling cut crystal.

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During the first few decades they didn’t manufacture any glass but instead engraved and polished blanks from Loetz and other glassworks. By the late 1800’s, they built their own factory and were producing glassware for royalty. From the Emperor of Austria, Franz Josef I, to Edward VII and other monarchs and popes.

In the early 1900’s, most of the wares produced were clear. In 1909, they began to create colored vases and bowls with detailed gold rims.

In the 1920’s, designer Josef Hoffman introduced a new line of vases that had animals and jungle scenes on them. These images stood out from the base color and often were enameled with gold.

Moser Glassworks is still in operation today making crystal barware, animal figurines and more, in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic.

Moser Glass Marks
Most had no marks
Moser
Moser Karlsbad

Moser Glass Patterns, Designs
Josef Hoffman

Popular Moser Glass
Animal Figurines
Art Glass
Bohemian Glass
Cameo Glass
Candlesticks
Crystal – barware
Pitchers
Stemware
Vases

Moser Glass Value, Price Guide
High $ – Mid $$$

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2 Comments

Todd Cogdill July 7, 2021
I believe I have a Moser Culvuto decanter, clear glass, and the bottom of the stopper has an etched #25. Moser is on the bottom of the decanter. Does the #25 have any significance on the bottom of the stopper? Any value?
Polly Donoho September 4, 2013
Please identify what I have. Made in France and 12″ tall with top on Crystal with gold under lid and on bottom Appear to be Moser.

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