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This simple ball shape was replicated in many colors and patterns. It is signed in the scroll signature (orange and green) and the oval mark.
(L-R in box)
1. Green or May green
2. White with Wilms decor
3. Pink
4. Lavender
5. Cobalt papillon with cobalt iridescent handles
6. Gold iridized or candia silberiris
7. Gray ...or a color created when lavender over processes
8. Blue
9. Tangerine with cobalt handles
10. Red...notice the difference from the tangerine
11. Gold with vertical application (thought to be M. Powolny)
12. Orange with cobalt handles...compare to tangerine thought to be same color with different processing
Loetz Art GlassLoetz was the premier Bohemian art glass manufacturer during the Art Nouvea…
Handsome vessels!
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