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Crazy about old, fine art quality Mary Gregory Glass, Loetz and Bohemian Art Glass, 18th century French Furniture and Delft and Blue & White Pottery

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Loetz "Creta mit Behänge". PN II-513. Circa 1900 - Art Glassin Art Glass
10 months ago
Loetz Ausführung 226 Camellia Red Vase. 10" tall. Circa 1920. - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 years ago
Cobalt Hearts & Vines Vase. 6.25" Tall. Unknown maker - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 years ago
Loetz Ausführung 237 Vase. 5" tall. Circa 1925 - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 years ago
Loetz Yellow Empire Vase. Circa 1905. PN II-2581 - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 years ago
Loetz Blitz Empire Bowl. Circa 1905. PN II-2594 - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 years ago
Loetz Candia Phänomen Genre 829 vase. 3" tall. Circa 1900 - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 years ago
Loetz Metallic Yellow Phänomen Genre 3/430. 5 tall. Circa 1903 - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 years ago
Loetz Blue Opal Medici (PG 2/484) Vase. 7" Tall. Circa 1902 - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 years ago
Loetz Candia "Papillon" Shell Vase. PN 1-7024. Circa 1897 - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 years ago

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  1. This has been on my wish list too. Lucky you!
  2. This is a Pallme König vase. I believe Al has several of these in his collection.
  3. Lovely! Such an incredible decor.
  4. Awesome piece of glass!
  5. Great find, Warren. I have the same issue with the iridescence making the blue look green on my Mountain Blue 6893 piece as well.
  6. Fantastic, Michelle!
  7. I still think it's May Green, my Russian Green is much darker than this. Bring it up to the ranch and we will compare. Either way, it's spectacular!
  8. Fabulous, Bernice!
  9. Thanks!
  10. Thank you, All
  11. Thank you!
  12. Thanks, Gary
  13. Thank you, everybody!
  14. Fascinating decor, Warren
  15. Thanks, Deb!
  16. Thanks, Deb!
  17. I can ALWAYS find room for more goodies! LOL
  18. Thank you, Malkey!
  19. Thank you, Swfinluv1...It is from the Baldwin estate in New Orleans. I haven't had a chance to do research on the family yet.
  20. This is a back log of several months of collecting. I've been too busy to post. I've got lots more to post. I'll post more when I have the time.
  21. Thank you all for the love and likes. Swfinluv1 -- Thank you, I wasn't sure of the script. Too hard for my tired old eyes to decipher.
  22. I forgot to mention the ground color is Candia
  23. Series III production of Loetz Silberiris with applied cobalt handles and rim. The circular mark indicates that it was made after 1918. I believe the pattern number for this one is PN-III 1849 made i...
  24. Yes, they are! Aren't we the lucky ones! :-)
  25. Thank you, All!
  26. What a beauty!
  27. You would have had to pay a small fortune for it Bernice! :-)
  28. Thank you, Sean!
  29. Thank you, Michelle. Thank you, Deb.
  30. Thank you all!
  31. Thanks, Mark
  32. Thanks, Deb!
  33. Thank you, all!
  34. Thank you, all!
  35. Thank you, All
  36. Mine too, David. I've been looking for one for awhile, glad I finally found one. Now all I need is a cobalt diaspora and I'll have all the colors.
  37. Thank you, All
  38. Thank you, all
  39. LOL....I guess so. Some of these I've had awhile and haven't had a chance to post them. I've got several others I still need to photograph and post...so hold on to your wig, Josephine!!! :-)
  40. Thank you, Kevin!
  41. Very nice, Kevin!
  42. Love those old Loetz pieces!
  43. Thank you, Scott
  44. Thank you for the information, Historismus!
  45. Volkmar gave me the pattern number and corrected me about the designer on a Facebook glass group...hence the credit to Volkmar.
  46. Thank you, everybody!
  47. Thank you, all
  48. Thanks, Gary and Dave!
  49. I will also add that my Delphi has a DEK pattern in gold over the top which breaks up the color underneath.
  50. The amazing thing that I see with these decors is how much they change depending on the ground. Crete ground is the only one I have in all three decors. But I do have silberiris on a candia ground and...
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Gebrüder Pallme-Koenig & Habel Glass Vase, ca. 1900-1915 Harrach "Carillon" Vase, PN 1732/2, DEK 1810, ca. 1900 Loetz Rubin Phänomen Genre 7966 Vase, PN I-7683/II-109, ca. 1898-1900 A LOETZ AST GLASS COLLECTION. Loetz Rubin Phänomen Genre 166 Vase, st PN II-73, ca. 1898 Missing vase designed by Michael Powolny for the Werkbund Exhibition of 1914 showed up. Loetz Phänomen Genre 8058, PN I-8058, ca. 1900 Steinschönau (Kamenicky Senov) Enameled Glass Bowl, ca. 1915 Loetz Metallic Red Chine ca. 1890-1900 Loetz Cobalt Papillon vase by Edward Prochaska ca.1918-20's Loetz "LUCIDUS" perfume lamp, ozon m. dunkelbraun, PN III-3906, ca. 1928 Pair of Loetz Acid Etched Vases, PN unknown, ca. 1914 Late period Loetz Vase, ca. 1935 Loetz Phänomen Genre Vase, PN II-1214, ca. 1904 Loetz Vase - Amethyst matt iris m. tropfen, PN III-2017, ca. 1924 Loetz PG 1/158 measuring 5" tall..... unknown PN but is st II-829

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