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Loetz Luna Optisch

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Posted 11 months, 17 days ago

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famatta127
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Koloman Moser, the world famous designer during the Art Nouveau period created this for Loetz. The decor is called Luna Optisch done in one of the most iconic and popular shapes ever made by Loetz. The simple genius of the design was placing the bowl shape onto three legs, sold thru the retailer Bakalowits.

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  1. vetraio50 vetraio50, 11 months, 17 days ago
    Those feet are so delicately and expertly placed. The rim is nicely everted too! Once in a blue moon... thoroughly modern....the feet strangely remind me of the sugar bowl by C. Dresser ( aka Christy for Alessi). Thanks for sharing this one, Famatta!
  2. famatta127 famatta127, 11 months, 17 days ago
    Its great to be among other collectors with similar passions. Thank you.
  3. Alfredo Alfredo, 11 months, 16 days ago
    Perfection lays in simplicity.
  4. LoetzBuddies LoetzBuddies, 11 months, 16 days ago
    Tony, What would be the time period of this piece. Looks very Deco to me.
    Frank
  5. famatta127 famatta127, 11 months, 16 days ago
    1900-1902...not deco at all

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