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Loetz Lavender Chine in a gorgeous mount. Not a very large vase, but still manages to dominate the view anyway. Still unsure what the meanings of the markings are on the legs. Put back up as per request :)
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Here is the link to the other ebay one as requested also...
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/290849592958?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649#ht_500wt_1182
STUNNING!!!!!!! ...:-)
Thank you again :)
Thanks STG
... as I said previously like the 2 handle 3 foot combination ...
.... the other (linked) one is perhaps a stretch for Loetz .... but I did want to have a look .... so went in blind ... :-)
I will search the legs carefully for you ... but would be thinking a few years earlier .... certainly not a perfect match ... did you ever find a patten number for your Chine ?
No, I don't actually have many books to research it. I rely on more knowledgeable collectors. I went in very blind when I bought it. With fingers and toes crossed...:)
What were your dimensions - the pink one is quoted as 12" tall - not sure if this is with or without the mount .... does look like a reasonable match ...
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Mine is about 8.5 inches. Vase, of course :)
Thanks for the link s2g
Hi STG
Legs are not marked on the new arrival. Has remnants of a glossy gold number on the base but is not legible with loupe ... so it is just sitting here looking nice ....
Thanks for the help
Thanks Steve, hope you're going to post some pics of yours :)
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Thanks nldionne, Lilliflunew.