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jericho
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This is a Loetz conundrum, how were the Ausfuhrung (Tango) decors named? by shape, application or surface texture? It appears they were designated by application type.
Loetz has many contemporaries that used a prunt, pebble (or mole?) application including Jean Beck, Poschinger, etc...out of all the applications this is one of the only ones that has no number designation- as if it was never named. It seems to come in common shapes for tango and would suggest the Ausfuhrung is hidden in and old book somewhere. If anyone has the answers please let me know.
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Hi Jericho those are beautiful!! really sharp! I have no answer but they did catch my eye. Thanks for sharing.