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Brilliant blue body glass decorated with Chine webbing and jewel-like prunts. Ruffled top with polished pontil.
Signed : post 1918 Loetz mark.
Photo : courtesy Leland Little ( where purchased )
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stunning my friend:) and beyond beautiful:)
BELLIN68 : thanks......I couldn't resist because of the blue color.
The blue is great! This is such an unusual Loetz vase of which I have never seen, and now I hope I can find its' twin. Hopefully this isn't unique?
Should have let me know, I would have checked it out for you. LL is local. Good buy. Lots of nice Chihuly in that sale.
Excellent, the first I have seen in this color.
dasullywon : I don't think it's unique. I saw a smaller one last year which sold for double what I paid for this one.
cogito : I had them sent me tons of photos so I knew it was ok. Chihuly is not my thing......I'm strictly Art Nouveau / Art Deco iridescent art glass.
Good to know! Thanks LBs. :)
I like Chihuly, but I concentrate on Art Nouveau & Deco too.
Love your beautiful blue "New Chine" vase. Congratulations.
LoetzDance : thanks for the comment.
Obscurities : yes, I agree the blue is nicer.
Hi Frank
For your interest the ones on Kralik.com are 10.5 and 7 inches ... the amethyst is around 6.5 ... as I recall the 4th one was around the 6 inch mark ...
This one represents another size variation at the 7.5 inch mark ...
Thanks Steve.......yes it's 7.5 inches high.
Sorry Craig
Should be "Kralik-glass.com"