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Loetz Tango Enamel - #3 Poppy

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All items191956 of 242200Is this a genuine PZH tile from the 1930s ? Loetz Tango Enamel - #2 Bird of paradise
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    Posted 12 years ago

    jericho
    (236 items)

    This Poppy pattern is distinctive for a thick coat of fired-on enamel. the flowers are White "o"s or 6-petaled with the leaves in black. Dagobert Peche is most closely associated with this pattern but it has been seen on Bolek and Powolny shapes. It was Produced in the 20's-30's in Czechoslovakia on mostly Loetz tango blanks (a blank is a glass piece produced by one company and sold to another company for decorating). This is a rare pattern so if anyone has these types please send me a link to a pic or email: Jerichohair@yahoo.com

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    1. jericho jericho, 12 years ago
      thanx in advance for this Helgoland piece,...Who owns it? its a great find because it suggests these pieces were decorated locally for tourism, there is another pattern coming up with a Helgaland stamp as well
    2. jericho jericho, 12 years ago
      thanx, but as usual only one i own is the orange one. the others belong to collectors in the community. i share my images gladly because i consider them a collectable by their own right (a beautiful bit of code)
    3. Elisabethan Elisabethan, 10 years ago
      I like these, wonderful!

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