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Posted 10 months ago
jericho
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Here is a real mystery decor some would say is Loetz Ausfuhrung 136. It may be jumping to conclusions to say that loetz was the only maker that could make such a decor. After all it would seem simple for any company to make the same decor- base glass with (copper flaked) glass chips applied to the surface. There are many companies that used copper rods among them Reidel, Rindscopf, Kralik, Welz and others... here are a few pics that show the exact decor. Pic 3 has an importers mark
Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
stunning !!!
I agree, BELLIN68! Beautiful! I especially love the the first one. Sorry I know nothing to help you with these. (and BELLIN, I haven't found out anything about our other mystery yet. Sorry I couldn't find where you posted your question to answer you before now.)
hello chinablue this is amazing piece:) the mystery was on a blue platter walksoftly would remember i think:)
The one Czech company to show this decor in a catalog is Ruckl. I think Italians also did it. Pic. 1 is Metallit on black. The mark on the third corresponds to the mark in one of my shades and vases.
absolutely al, many companies produced cased copper, and other metals