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Posted 9 months ago
ozmarty
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I have owned this lovely little Loetz Diaspora vase for some time now . It was Al's recent postings that prompted me to put it up.
I have also seen both a 3 mouthed and 5 mouthed with cute handles this one never had them .
I do not know what the shape form is call .
4 " long X 3" high.
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Nice one Marty!
Thanks Vet... I would have posted this before but have just discoveredthat my computer has deleted a lot of my older images...
very nice indeed!!
Very cool, Marty. Love it!
OMG , WOW WHAT A STUNNING VASE :)
Gorgeous but you should rearrange your photos. so the side view shows in the thumbnails instead of the top view. :)
I'm not so sure about another profile Gso! This one is really perfect in it's own way. It reminds me of the trailing on the surface of that new vase by gail323:
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/67100-loetz-signed-phanomen-jardiniere?in=activity
Very islamic!
The top view makes a wonderful pattern, and it draws you in to see what the side view looks like; in fact I expected to see something completely different (shaped) so this was very effective in an ADVERTISING sort of way. To each his or her own. (Oh and I love the vase, which looks to belong in the land of OZ) :)
Thank you all for the great comments.
dasullywon you got it right that was my intention. To make people think "what is this weird thing! ..... And yes it does belong in the land of OZ but I'm not to sure which character I'm suppose to be ???
I don't know. How tall are you?
Ha ! Ha!.... I like to think I'm the Wizard but more like the lion with all my wiskers.
Wow!! Tell it to follow the yellow Pacific Hwy to my house!!
First time I've seen this form! Thanks for sharing.
Another very beautiful piece, so simple, such art.