Antique Victorian Painted Milk Glass Easter Egg (#4) Fish by Carl Friedrich Patzschke

by Carl Friedrich Patzschke

Each stone is hand-set in a bead-style setting with a delicate milgrain-detailed edge and is entirely handmade and crafted by Jake Matluck in his NYC studio

and two ornate gilded wood legs

Framed linocut floated in a antique 19th century gilded wood frame behind glass

or an apothecary jar in pharmacies in the 19th-century

Antique Victorian Painted Milk Glass Easter Egg (#4) Fish by Carl Friedrich PatzschkeThis antique glass egg is a part of John Derian's trove of handpicked vintage & antique holiday decorations. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, these permanent "eggs" became popular Victorian era gifts crafted from porcelain and milk glass to replace fragile natural shells. They were often hand decorated by artists with floral motifs like violets, daisies, and other spring flowers. Click here to see all of our antique easter decorations.