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An unusual 'Loetz Intarsia' Vase covered with thin interwoven clear Glass Threads. - Art Glassin Art Glass
A 'Early Loetz Intarsia' Carafe with three Wine Glasses. - Art Glassin Art Glass
Two 'Early Loetz Barock' Flower Chalice Vases. - Art Glassin Art Glass
An 'Early Loetz Barock' Glass Vase. - Art Glassin Art Glass
A unique Loetz 'Stripes and Flecks' Décor. - Art Glassin Art Glass
An impressive Harrach Art Nouveau 'Tiffany Pfau' Vase. - Art Glassin Art Glass
An outstanding Harrach 'Japonisme' Vase. - Art Glassin Art Glass
An outstanding Harrach 'Art Nouveau' Vase. - Art Glassin Art Glass
A Loetz 'Rubin Matt Iris' Vase from 1899. - Art Glassin Art Glass
A Loetz 'Rubin Metall Iris' Vase from 1898. - Art Glassin Art Glass

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  1. Dear Reiner, thank you for your compilation of Lotz Aventurin glasses. Please let me add Gre 5260 (1907) as the only known Phaenomen Gre containing Aventurin, I have myself a vase of PN=II/5200 that ...
  2. Hi petermartin, thank you for your kind comment
  3. By looking through Jitka Lnenickova 'Loetz/Serie II' book, I found PN=II/2119 (1905), a vase of matching shape and foot but 4-fold lips. This may further substantiate the assignment of my vase to Loet...
  4. Dear Reiner, in your head line 'PN I/6888' it may be corrected into PN II/6888 ? as indicated in your description
  5. Thank you for your profound compilation of Loetz glass tube flower holders.
  6. Thank you for posting this vase. As commented by Ales, I strongly support, that the vase is orignal Loetz, the' OL' signed vase in my article on 'Loetz Cut Glass' refers to a very special example. Tha...
  7. A really wonderful vase with a yet unseen enameled décor
  8. I admire your expertise
  9. Thank you All for your kind comments and Loves
  10. After some research, I found the Harrach production number of my vase as 1841/18" in the CW contribution by 'project_harrach', stories/136853 (2015) from the author's fotocopy of a page of the origina...
  11. Hi Beyermann, Riedel did make both, the glass and the painted decoration, I know quite some similarly decorated vases. All of those are characteristically signed.
  12. I would support your opinion, that the top is actually a 'Early Loetz' style holder since the veining of the petales are shaped very characteristically.
  13. My congratulations to these two rare Loetz Hubertus vases
  14. Hi, BHIFOS, the fotos of all my posts were taken in pure sunlight only, there is no bit of additional UV. Possibly the black background leads to your opinion.
  15. I would like to thank you All for your Likes and your kind comments
  16. Dear inky, a very fine pair of Schliersee vases exhibiting the typical decoration by etch ink, I may add, that they have shape #22 according to the listpublished by Christiane Sellner.
  17. This is really an exceptional Loetz 'Barock' vase, one of the finest I have seen
  18. Warren, a very interesting combination of colours
  19. Thanks to the research of Volkmar Schorcht, the décor of my cornucopia vase is called 'Japan'.
  20. Thank you all for your kind loves
  21. I hereby want to thank you all for your kind loves
  22. Dear Reiner, thank you for your hint onto your post, I do have a pair of vases with the same blue/licht brown etched décor, too, but interestingly in the shape of your larger, blue vase. To my opinon...
  23. Dear Reiner, what a wonderful Ophir vase, I may add, that possibly Loetz did not use aluminium powder, as it might easily burn in combination with hot glass and would be converted into white aluminiu...
  24. Thank you all for your kind comments and loves
  25. This is a typical Kralik shape and I own another vase, also of characteristic/unique Kralik shape with the very same décor on green glass with white spots.
  26. I'm indebt to Warren Galle, he identified the signature I did interprete as FSM actually as being T&M (Turbot & Mayer) as the producers of the mount and resellers in France, thank you
  27. Dear Reiner, your excellent contribution is a very good basis/extension to my previous post about my Loetz vase designed by Otto Prutscher
  28. A really rare example documenting the Loetz mastership, my congratulations for this find and showing it here.
  29. I would like to thank you all for your kind comments and loves
  30. Hi, this nice vase may have been made by Harrach, the type of enamel painting is called in German 'Schnee-Malerei' what may be translated into 'Snow Painting'. This was quite popular around the 190...
  31. Dear Ales, of my taller, slender vase with shape PN=714/1668, I have other fotos showing versions in 'Russian green' Gre=1/473 and in 'Cobalt Papilon' , always with the same Van Houten mount stamp '...
  32. This is a well known shape made by Loetz
  33. Dear Reiner, thank you for your kind comment, a similarly silver-yellow hanging heart decorated vase of same size was sold in 2011 for about 12.000 $ by Dorotheum, Vienna.
  34. A wonderful pair of 'Early Loetz' vases
  35. This might very well be a Harrach 'Peleton' vase. This décor was introduced by Harrach in 1879 and patented in 1880 by the glasworks director Wilhelm Kralik.
  36. My congratulations for this extraordinary Loetz Powolny vase
  37. R.Tischer had a glass refinery in the Bohemian town of Karlsbad, besides others, he most often used glass from Harrach - the signature P 19/10. on your vase points to Harrach, too - and refined those ...
  38. Of course Warren, you are right, thank you for your correction and sorry for my mistake
  39. I want to thank you all for your Loves and kind comments
  40. The wonderful designs of Max Rade for Heckert belong to the highlights of Art Nouveau design, I like your Heckert collection.
  41. Thank you all for your loves and kind comments. Especially thank you, vetraio50, for your additional informations on R.v.Kralik. I know the relationship in between Lobmeyr and R.v.Kralik very well,...
  42. According to the book of S. Zelasko 'Fritz Heckert', the Heckert Co. in Petersdorf, Silesia got in July 1884 patent No. 30226 for a special type of decorating glass, suitable for 'Coralene' décor, too...
  43. Tank you all for your kind comments and loves. Dear Ales, as Loetz did make blanks for Moser, this vase may have been cut by Moser, but as Loetz has had a very large cutting department itself, I wo...
  44. Up to now, I never saw any Krlik 'Rainbow' glass, I would think from the enamelling and similar other 'Rainbow-glass' items that your fine piece was produced by Loetz.
  45. Thank you all for your 'Loves' and kind comments.
  46. Thank you all for your 'Loves' and and kind comments.
  47. A really rare eycatching example of Poschinger's best 'Art Nouveau' vases, congratulations
  48. Thank you for posting this interesting vase, to my opinion it is décorated by dek=I/202 often seen on 'Malachit' glass. I have the very same vase, but with the glass spreading from orange to yellow.
  49. A very fine detective work, for completeness, I would like to mention, that in Charles R. Hajdamach 'British Glass 1800-1914' in Appendix 11 a detailed description of the 'Design Registration Marks' i...
  50. Hi Bambus1920, thank you for your comment, now to the questions you raised: at a first sight my vase may seem similar to the Schliersee yellow/red glass colour combination, I own two of those vases m...
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Loetz: 1911, Ausführung 136, ‘Candia Martelé’… Loetz Glass Vase.. Harrach glass with glue chip decoration Loetz Pêle-mêle Basket, c.1894 Loetz "Esmeralda" Egg-Shaped vase, PN II-1475, ca. 1904 Lötz: Esmeralda, 1904 Loetz: 1907, PN II 5099/9, Ausführung 48. Poschinger vases for the Paris World Exhibition in 1900 and lessons Art Nouveau Secessionist marbled glass vase - Joseph Reidel Lötz: Flower Holder PN II 6888, 1909 Art Nouveau Rindskopf uranium opaline iridescent glass vase with pulled loop decor OSWALD LIPPERT - LOETZ ART DECO Early Loetz Hellmarmor, C.1888 Loetz Blue Ausführung 136 "ohne Auflage" for Carl Schappel, Haida, PN II-5254, ca. 1908 Loetz: Ruby matt iris Presumably late 1800s Riedel. Identifying mark?