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signed Loetz Phenomen Genre 1/473, circa 1901-02 | Loetz Art Glass590 of 629 |  |  |
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famatta127
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Now heres a shape that collectors go crazy for...almost like an inverted octopus. This Loetz PG 1/473 has extruded arms that are pulled from the body, NOT applied. Its properly signed in the Loetz engraved script to the pontil. The strong iridescence makes this vase look like its plugged in.
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