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  1. Hi, No doubt, this is a originally signed Loetz Gre 6893 Vase
  2. Hi, I think it is made by Hans Erni (or Ernie), a Swiss painter.
  3. Hi, a very nice Heckert vase, there is a typing error in the decor name, correctly it spells: Marmopal
  4. Hi, if the signature would read as "Betty Hedrich" then this should be a vase made by Poschinger, the decor and shape also point to Poschinger.
  5. definitively Kralik
  6. As already stated, thi sis Kralik
  7. This vase is made by a bohemian Co named Fueger&Taube
  8. Yes it is a beautiful Heckert Marmopal
  9. Hi this vase doesn't look like Pallme-Koenig. In the PK decor the threading is very thin and clear glass as well as the perls, which always are spherically, round. My suggestion here would be Kralik
  10. The vase fits very well into the Heckert Marmopal decor
  11. This is a typical Harrach vase, made about 1880-885, this shape exists with many other decorations like lizards, turtles, tear drops etc. too. For details you may look into the new book edited by Jan ...
  12. There are currently quite a lot of vases with this type of decor offered by AuctionFarm Estates, see at Live Auctioneers, they are offered as Persian glass.
  13. The fish vase is Gre 1/72 designed by Antoinette Krasnik 1903, the 2.nd vase is Gre 1/214, the 3.rd is Gre 7773 and the last vase is possibly Gre 2/450 a really outstanding collection
  14. The 1.st vase is Gre 422 PN=422 Hofstoetter 1900, the 2.nd is Campanula, and the last two are yet unknown Loetz Genres.
  15. If you look at the Musterschnitte of PN 2/483 the linedrawing of the decor looks differently, there seems to be no feathers but a type of loops. A final conclusion may be drawn, if you find a shape an...
  16. Hi David, This is a later Loetz decor strongly related/repeated to the older Gre/353 without the dotted lines.
  17. The silhoutte design reminds onto vases with similar decor designed by A.Beckert for Fachschule Steinschoenau, Haida and produced by Fa.Pietsch about 1920
  18. Sorry, I didn't see the fine vibrations in the signature, maybe my eyes get to old, if they are clearly seen, then this is an original Loetz vase
  19. To my opinion this is a copy of Loetz Gre 1/844, it seems much to heavy for an original Loetz vase, in any case the signature is fake.
  20. This is Loetz Gre 7801, not Gre 29 nor Gre 7773
  21. These figures are made by Brazil Indians at the Amazon river, I bought similar figures about 30 years ago
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