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Alfredo
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This ewer is of incalculable historical value because it appears in a old photograph of pieces made by Loetz for Lobmeyr in the early 1900's. It appears in Neuwirth Loetz, Austria: 1905-1918: 356. The influence of ancient Roman glass is indubitable. The second ewer, in "melon rind" ciselé, confirms such an influence. 12" and 6.5".
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Beautiful glass, Alfredo.
That is amazing when you are able to document through a catalog.
Scott
Not a catalog. A two-volume research book by one of the most prominent German
investigators of Art Nouveau glass! I have three of his sets.
Amazing glass, thanks for sharing it.
I would like to have any information on the Lobmyer/Lobmeyer glass business and the family
It is all on Internet and on Czech art glass books, including the one I reference above.