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This is anoher treasure from Carlos's collection of Lötz glass. It belongs to the Phänomen Genre 377, from which he has got two more vases, one I already posted here (http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/51244-ltz-phnomen-genre-377-in-cobalt-blu?in=user) and the other one is quite a recent purchase and if this one is a treasure the other one is one of the most amazing pieces I've ever seen in Lötz's production. We'll take the pictures soon so you all can see it!
One of the best things in this vase is the change of colour you can appreciete on it when moving it in circles... these four pictures show the four sides of it and you can appreciate the green, blue, red, purple...
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Ooooh, this is really snaky. Colors are fantastic!
Thanks Amber, bratjddbratjdd,i nkyinky, Londonloetzlearner and vetraio50 for your love!!!
@Amber: true, and these are natural colours, not brightened by photoshop! :)
I usually don't like PG 377 but in this shape it is very attractive.
Thanks Loetzbuddies... just wait till you see the new one ;)