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Posted 1 year ago
frymaster258
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This lovely irridescent bowl with pink and yellow threads was bought at a reputable auction, where it was offered as a Loetz piece. Unfortunately there is no signature. It has a ground and polished pontil mark - clearly evident that it is hand-made, probably in the late 1800's to the early 1900's. I've looked through the various decors of Loetz on-line and have not seen anything quite like it. It is in excellent condition - no chips, cracks or broken threads. I would appreciate any help in identifying this bowl and any suggestion as to it's value.
Loetz Art GlassLoetz was the premier Bohemian art glass manufacturer during the Art Nouvea…
Thanks for your reply - hope to hear more.
i say pallme konig
or kralik
I say Kralik - I have seen a similar application to flower frogs attributed to Kralik.
I say Kralik "Pampas"
I'd say Kralik Pampas too... the irregular lines on relief seem to me to be the Pampas decor... I'm learning a lot on Bohemian glass lately ;)
Looks like a fancy spittoon to me, that is why I love it.