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famatta127
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This is a friends private collection. It doesn't get much better than this outside a museum. Made circa 1900, several of these are Paris pieces as well as Franz Hofstätter designs...all among the rarest and most sought after vases from the Loetz factory. As you can imagine, this collection has been amassed over a lifetime of dedication, through great financial commitment.
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Loetz Art GlassLoetz was the premier Bohemian art glass manufacturer during the Art Nouvea…
UNREAL !!!
Wow Beautiful!
Whoa. The monumental piece w/ pulled handles on the bottom shelf to the right might be my favorite, but how would you honestly choose!
Beautiful display-- please pass on a thank you to your friend for sharing!
Scott
It really is amazing what some of the people in our community have in their collections or know of in friends collections. Stunningly beautiful, I know the glass collectors are drooling! Thanks for sharing !
Wow!!
Thank your friend for sharing with us!!
im in love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wow!!!! very very cool!!!!!!!!!!! thanks for showing!!!