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famatta127
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another great example of the Loetz Phen Genre, this one properly signed in the trademark "Loetz Austria" script, contained within the pontil
additional images can be viewed here
https://picasaweb.google.com/AbbateT/LoetzPhenomenGenreCirca1900#
or here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQXJbX6-OMc
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Hi Tony
Beautiful piec
PG 85/3710 ... one of the earliest of the PGs for Bakalowitz ... although this example is in a nicely evolved form ... the three other examples I have seen practically have the metal strips "glued on" ...
Cheers