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found on disc...Loetz Etched Art Glass Vase (old photos from 2003 found) | LOETZ180 of 218 |  |  |
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I found some old images on disc I thought I might share. This is a Loetz Etched surface vase. Etching inks were applied to the surface leaving behind the negative of the painted stencil. This is all circa 1900-02 in a very unique shape.
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Loetz Art GlassLoetz was the premier Bohemian art glass manufacturer during the Art Nouvea…
I love everything about this piece. Very nice!
I agree with Warren. Amazing!
Astounding.
DO YOU STILL HAVE THE BOWL?
The bowl was sold a long time ago.