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Loetz Phänomen Genre 1/104 circa 1900-02, signed within the pontil | Loetz Art Glass287 of 623 |  |  |
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famatta127
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This one takes up a lot of shelf space, standing over 7" tall and 8" wide. Random applied waves of decoration over a Papillon ground. It was produced with red/orange stripes or this silver blue/green. I think the blue/green shows more contrast.
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very beautiful and stunning :)
Nice one, T. I really like that little play of pink iridescence at the upper edge.
I'd let this one take a whole shelf if it wanted it :)
If it's taking up too much space...I have room for that one! Great piece Mr. T.
Another nice find, Tony! ;-)
beautiful colours and shape thnx for sharing this
What a S T Y L E : ) Simple and Pure .
Great famatta .