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Alfredo
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AT 4.5" HIGH, BUT 5" LONG ON EACH OF ITS THREE SIDES, THIS IS ONE OF THE VASES I LIKE TO SHOW OFF IN A METAL MOUNT. FOR QUITE A WHILE I WONDERED WHETHER IT MIGHT BE LOETZ, EXCEPT FOR THE PRESENCE OF OF VERTICAL DRIPS AND ALMOST INVISIBLE CLEAR FRIT.
IT SO HAPPENS I HAD THE ANSWER RIGHT UNDER MY NOSE: THE COMPARISON PICTURE SHOWS THE SIMILARITY WITH A GOLD FRIT PK, EXCEPT FOR THE INTENSITY OF THE IRIDESCENCE.
I WANT TO POINT OUT THAT THE QUALITY IS AS HIGH AS THAT FOUND IN LOETZ.
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