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I bought this Loetz Phanomen vase for the whole package : great salmon pink colored body, waves of silver-blue three quarters of the way up from the bottom and the same color "spots" at the top.
Signed : genuine engraved Loetz Austria.
I COULD NOT FIND THE PHANOMEN GENRE NUMBER SO IF THERE IS ANYONE OUT THERE WHO KNOWS WHAT IT IS PLEASE LET ME KNOW. ( hint Mr. T )
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It is Serie II, Prod No. 876. This shape appears with this very decoration darught on it in the catalogue (Katalog der Musterschnitte, Band 2) :)
My favorite of yours by far! How big is it?
austrohungaro : thanks so much for the information about the vase.
cogito : about 6 inches high. I think it's going to be my favorite too......at least for now.
I believe its Phen Genre 1/92, circa 1901, documeted by Cantz, page 304. Found there is a lamp globe with this exact decoration, described as rose colored ground. No photo is present. Only a line drawing. When seaching the internet, you will find Loetz shades mis-attributed to this Genre. Obvious to me but evidently not to some auction companies.
Thanks to Mr. T for the additional information.
Great purchase and so very rare! You definitely got the entire package with this one! Congratulations!
LoetzDance : thanks for your comment.......I just had to have it !