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Posted 1 year ago
ks85
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Here is a side by side of two pieces that I am pretty much positive are ausf 237. It is amazing to see the difference in the two, besides the large amount of damage to the right one. It is cracked all the way around the vase and feel like it could easily be pulled apart.
It is obviously not museum quality, but still displays nicely. (only problem is it came with 2 decades of dust and dirt and I am afraid to clean it any more than I have. )
As for the left one, it is basically mint and absolutely gorgeous. There is a tiny bit of residue from a 20+ year old price tag, but once that is gone it will be minty. Even the bottom is in amazing condition.
Hope you enjoy the comparison.
Loetz Art GlassLoetz was the premier Bohemian art glass manufacturer during the Art Nouvea…
love this very much:)
Thanks bellin68. They are quite an interesting duo.
Thanks for the love Mac and Vetraio
Wash and rinse it in WARM water.