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Loetz Medici art glass vase circa 1902 | Loetz Art Glass439 of 623 |  |  |
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The Medici line always shows great color with strong iridescence. This one is on a ground called "spreading chestnut" with the trademark pulled Papillon oil spots divided in three sections around the vase. It stands 4" tall.
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This is quite a rare one, isn't it? simply lovely!
Not to common in the marketplace, but I wouldn't classify it as rare in this color...
My jaw is hovering near the floor now, this piece is stunning!! I love and must confess a sin, I even "Covet", yes, I covet, terrible as it is, this is sooo beautiful. I have been converted into a Loetz Art Glass fan by the amazing Loetz and other glass Collector's here on CW. I done got lot smartr sinse I joind CW!!! I swear, I really do know how to spell!! Well thank you for sharing this piece, every time I think I have found my new favorite piece on CW, along comes another show-stopper like this!! Thank you for all I have learned about this fabulous Loetz, before I knew nothing about it, now I'm in love!! Best wishes, Mich
This is off the charts. Thank you for sharing.