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Loetz Astglass, bowl in a bronze Art Nouveau frame (Thanks for the ID) | Loetz Art Glass500 of 629 |  |  |
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Posted 1 year ago
scruples
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Just bought this from a local auction house. They listed it as Loetz type Astglass Genres style bowl in a bronze Art Nouveau frame.
Bowl 3 3/4''h.x8''dia. Overall 7''h.x11 1/4''dia.
I have not found found any other on the web. Any help? Thanks!
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Check out Ast Glass at http://www.loetz.com It is the closest I can come to this decor.
Al's identification is correct...Astglas
100% Loetz Astglass...very nice
Thank you all for the info...just got this last Sunday at an auction...had to empty my display case...and dust it (what a job). It's displayed with more art glass. Think we'll keep it for awhile.
Wow that just Drop Dead Gorgeous!
I stand corrected, sorry. I like the mount the most.
wow! i am speechless.. this is amazing!