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Alfredo
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This set completes the decors we have been able to find so far. This is group detective work! I used the Art Nouveau category because it enables me to identify the maker. Art Deco does not (no "Deco Loetz") Please refer to "Loetz 5220: Part 1" for more information. I have always insisted that identification by shape is as important as identification by decor, since for many of these decors names simply do not exist. It is worth pointing out the the Loetz design catalog is organized by shape, while thebook itslef is organized by decor.
Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…