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Uranium / UV reactive
Much of the snake was broken off & there's a crack / heat check in it also.
Polished Pontil
Very pale colouring against white. 1st image is against dark background so looks darker.
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Bohemian Art GlassBohemian art glass was made in and around the present-day Czech Republic du…
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I believe this one is Loetz.
I'D SAY RINDSKOPF!
Thank you
Olympia ? Glatt ?
It has no dimples.
Even with the uranium Alfredo ??
It looks like Olympia as a base.
Loetz, 1900 Series II Prod. Nr. 699 Olympia glatt. Page 110 in Ricke II book.
I'D SAY STUNNING AND BEAUTIFUL:)
Perfect ! Thank you David, That's more detail than I could have hoped for.
Thanks to everyone else too.
Ricke II ?#I can only find one Loetz Ricke book, this:
Lötz: Bohemian Glass 1880-1940
(ISBN 10: 3775713220 / ISBN 13: 9783775713221 )
Johann Lotz Witwe; Johann Lötz Witwe; Editor-Jan Mergl; Editor-Ernst Ploil; Editor-Helmut Ricke
Is this the one ?
ooops heres another;
Ricke's Lötz Böhmisches Glas 1880-1940 Band 1 and Band 2
This one ?
That's the one. The German language version is what the English language one is based on. The 1989 Band 2 is the line drawing book that I am referring to with my earlier comment. The English one that was printed a few years ago has the "band 2" with the line drawings on a CD in the back cover. Good luck finding any of them. I have them all, but I seldom see copies for sale. There is one on German eBay right now, I think. You can also find them on Amazon for $500-$700.