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Copier worked in the glassfactory to realize 'Unica' (one-off) pieces.
The most popular ones were also sold as 'Serica' (limited editions).
These extensive experiments yielded various new techniques and decorations.
Which led to a greater awareness of both factory and designer.
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lovely, lovely colour!...:-)
Thanks Inky.
gorgeous. this is my favorite one posted yet.
Thank you very much Greatsnowyowl, it's a very attractive colour.
As inky says a great colour!
What number is this one?
Thanks Kev, it is L 441. That would be 1931/1932.
wow very very beautiful and stunnning :) merry christmas Bazelmania:)
Thanks Sean. Merry X-mas to you too!!
your very welcome JK !!!!!!! and thankyou :)
Looks somewhat like my Steuben Oriental Poppy vase.
thanks for posting the beauty
Yes it does, Loetzbuddies. Nice vase too. This is a different kind of decoration.
You're welcome epson.
never seen a pink copier before but what a beauty she is!!
Thanks Artislove. This is indeed not a frequently used colour. There's is another pink one on page 80 of the new book Copier Compleet (Complete Copier).