Walter Cloud Glass Vases

Walther Cloud Glass Vases

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This page contains examples of vases which were made by Walther in Cloud Glass.

Walther Pattern Name: Alice
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, 'Mossy Green', Violet
Size(s): 13.5cm and 17cm high
Walther Catalogue No:
Date Range: 1934(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Footed vase with chevron decoration at rim and at base

Walther Pattern Name: Diana
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Violet, Topaz-Violet
Size(s): 24 cm high
Walther Catalogue No: 31410
Date Range: 1932(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Vase with turned over rim and round base.

Walther Pattern Name: Diana
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Violet, Topaz-Violet
Size(s): 28 cm high
Walther Catalogue No: 31460
Date Range: 1932(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Tall Vase with turned out rim on a foot.

Walther Pattern Name: Hellas
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Topaz-Violet, Violet
Size(s): 20.5 cm, 22 cm, 25 cm High
Walther Catalogue No: 31430 (20.5 cm), 31494 (22 cm) and 31486 (25 cm)
Date Range: 1932(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Multi-sided vase with flared rim on a foot.

Walther Pattern Name: Hubertus
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Topaz-Violet, Violet
Size(s): 20 cm High
Walther Catalogue No: 31320
Date Range: 1935(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Vase on three feet with a 'stepped' design running vertically. A number of bowls in this pattern were also produced in cloud glass.

Kopenhagen Vase in Butterscotch, Kik van de linde collection Walther Pattern Name: Kopenhagen
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Topaz-Violet, Violet, Butterscotch
Size(s): 24 cm high
Walther Catalogue No: 31472
Date Range: 1932(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Multi-sided vase with flared rim on flat base.

Walther Pattern Name: Kopenhagen
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Topaz-Violet, Violet
Size(s): 18 cm high by 14.5 cm diameter at rim
              22 cm high by 17.5 cm diameter at rim
              12 cm high by 8 cm diameter at rim
              15 cm high by 10 cm diameter at rim
              18 cm high by 12 cm diameter at rim
              22 cm high by 14.5 cm diameter at rim
Walther Catalogue No: unknown
Date Range: 1932(?) to 1940(?)
Description: This version of the Kopenhagen vase has a foot and a flared rim.

Walther Pattern Name: Lotos
Known Cloud Colours: Amber, Sepia, Topaz-Violet, Violet
Size(s): 15 cm and 19 cm diameter
Walther Catalogue No: 31439 (15 cm), 31436 (19 cm)
Date Range: 1932(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Vase or bowl with turned in rim. This design was produced in three forms: Turned in rim, turned over rim and flared rim. This vase also came with a matching cloud glass base.

This vase was also sold as the base of a table lamp. The lamp version of the Lotus vase is one of the few known examples of Walther Amber Cloud Glass.

Walther Pattern Name: Lotos
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Topaz-Violet, Violet
Size(s): 21 cm and 27 cm diameter
Walther Catalogue No: 31438 (21 cm), 31435 (27 cm)
Date Range: 1932(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Vase or bowl with turned over rim.

Walther Pattern Name: Lotos
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Topaz-Violet, Violet
Size(s): 19 cm and 24 cm diameter
Walther Catalogue No: 3143 (19 cm), 31434 (24 cm)
Date Range: 1932(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Vase or bowl with turned out rim.

Walther Pattern Name: Meisterstuck
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Topaz-Violet, Violet
Size(s): 17 cm height
Walther Catalogue No: 31071
Date Range: 1935(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Vase with foot similar to the Rheingold one below.

Walther Pattern Name: Primus
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Topaz-Violet, Violet
Size(s): 16 cm and 22 cm high
Walther Catalogue No: 31950 (16 cm), 31951 (22 cm)
Date Range: 1932(?) to 1940(?)
Description: This vase has a stepped base and vertical ribs which twist anti-clockwise as they approach the rim

Walther Pattern Name: Rheingold
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Topaz-Violet, Violet
Size(s): 15.5 cm diameter, 15.5 cm high
Walther Catalogue No: 31459
Date Range: 1932(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Flared eight sided celery vase. The vase has an impressed star pattern on the base. The style of this vase is similar to Davidson's 284 pattern vase. The Davidson vase is not as wide either at the base or the top.

Walther Pattern Name: Rheingold
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia, Topaz-Violet, Violet
Size(s): 14 cm high
Walther Catalogue No: 31474
Date Range: 1932(?) to 1940(?)
Description: Tall elegant vase with slightly flared rim on a foot.

Walther Pattern Name: Traupenspüler
Known Cloud Colours: Sepia
Size(s): 15.8 cm high
Walther Catalogue No:
Date Range: 1930(?) to 1940(?)
Description: This vase is decorated with a frieze depicting people walking and playing flutes etc under a tree. This vase is normally found in a dark plain colour with the frieze painted in gold. The frieze is very difficult to see in this sepia form.