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I thought if I bought a Loetz Tango I might as well get a Schaumglas example as well. I do like Art Deco almost as much as Art Nouveau......it depends on the piece.
I like the colors on this vase with the red, black and white.
There is an old paper label on the side which must be a retailer's label.
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what a stunning vase , wow love this very much:)
super nice that it has a paper label... congrats.
Really love those colours too!....:-)
This Loetz decor is the Ornette Coleman of art glass!
cogito : I don't think I know who Ornette Coleman is ?
Influential experimental "free jazz" musician during the late 50s - early 60s.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ornette_Coleman
Thanks cogito for the info. re. jazz.
According to Eddy, Schaum pieces with paper labels were manufactured for a short time by Loetz but in Germany.
Dr. Al : thanks for the info. about Germany.