Three Welz spatter trophy vases | ||
| Victorian Era1306 of 2420 |  |  |
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Posted 9 years ago
IanBrighton
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3 Welz spatter trophy vases presented for your delectation. All have oxblood as a signature colour, the leftmost one has dollops of green aventurine.
They are 17.5 and 18.5cms - that old 0.5cm for good luck.
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Nice examples....
These are nice. They must have been popular or survived well, I see them fairly often (the opposite of your last post, lol.)
You have quite an extensive Welz collection, Ian! These are great examples - thanks for sharing them!
Thanks. I think you're right - you very commonly find these trophy forms. Octagonal bases, aventurine, tango colours or coloured handles are all more unusual.
This shape is found in a decor identified as Ruckl.
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/22/1a/1e/221a1e881fe80ff3be9080979bbf7b8c.jpg
Eempirical Welz research ignores this fact.
I have previously seen the group which you posted. I am not sure that it adds very much to the lengthy contributions to this issue.
I would quote, as an example, Leah's contribution which omits that the vase shapes are similar but different inter pictures 2 and 3/4.
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/148382-visually-could-it-be-harrach-franz-we?in=442
The vase in the middle to which Charcoal apparently loves to refer to, is actually an example in my personal collection of Welz.
I am referring to his link in his comment.