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I am starting to think I am a compulsive buyer. Pickard china, Ethiopian opals, Loetz art glass, anything with silver overlay....I make opal jewelry and burlwood laI am starting to think I am a compulsive buyer. Pickard china, Ethiopian opals, Loetz art glass, anything with silver overlay....I make opal jewelry and burlwood lamp shades to keep my mind off buying more! Email me at LMLAWDOG@YAHOO.COM (Read more)

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My first Fritz Heckert marmopal! - Art Glassin Art Glass
14 days ago
Loetz PN-II 6277 shade in Gre 6279 ca 1908 - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 months ago
Loetz shade on brass art nouveau lamp - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 months ago
Loetz Chine lamp shade in rosa? - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 months ago
Early Loetz floriform shade ca. 1898 - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 months ago
Loetz PG 7501 claret jug in mountain blue (?) with sterling duck-billed lid - Art Glassin Art Glass
3 months ago
LARGE Loetz PG 1/473 lamp shade in creta - Art Glassin Art Glass
3 months ago
Loetz PN I-7881 or II-633 vase with sterling silver overlay - Art Glassin Art Glass
7 months ago
Group photo! Loetz Gre. 2409 - Art Glassin Art Glass
9 months ago
Loetz PN II-8231 shade in Gre. 2409 ca. 1912 - Art Glassin Art Glass
9 months ago

Comments

  1. Fantastic! The teal is wonderful!
  2. LOVE the flowers!
  3. Thanks all for the loves! Thanks Bambus1920! Delightful indeed! Such a tiny example of Marmopal.
  4. Thanks LauraH! Thank you PSAV360! Hi Alan2310, I'm glad you like it!
  5. Wonderful! Looks like Hibiscus flowers and leaves!
  6. Awesome, thanks for the clarification Warren!
  7. I'm confused...as usual! Enamel fields? Is that the white lines? Or are they separated glass threads in white? Is Urania the yellowish-brown base color or the overall decor name? This looks like...
  8. Amazing luminous colors!
  9. Hi Warren! What do you know about the base color of this piece? It seems kind of smoky compared to Glassie's piece.
  10. You can remove minerals and plant residue by swishing some vinegar around inside the vase. Let it soak for a few minutes if stubborn. Use a soft bottle brush if needed. Just rinse with water.
  11. Stunning! Love the interesting rim treatment!
  12. Warren, what is the DEK of the vase on the right? I just saw a floor lamp in that DEK in spreading mtn blue!
  13. I know this is an old listing, but stumbled across it surfing for Arndt & Marcus info. If I recall correctly, this is a 1335/698. The 1335 signifies the Robert Medeu patterns. The 3/313 in parenthe...
  14. Just adorable! Love the details.
  15. Yes, and learning such a huge body of work is hard enough without being side-tracked by incorrect info. I must say I was so grateful for the words of support from Alan2310 and Roycroftbooksfromme. I...
  16. Stunning! First time I have seen one of these! I love it! If you find the stopper, I will take both off your hands!
  17. I agree with a need for factual info. Unfortunately, folks (sometimes myself included:) ) can forget to differentiate between observations or generalizations and substantiated info. Case in point: I...
  18. LOL! Research.....right. Sounds like a classic example of a guilty pleasure!
  19. Love the top vase( 85/3822). The ruschen remind me of edible Oyster mushrooms protruding from the base of a tree. I have always wanted to see a example of this drawing.
  20. So that is where that vase went?! Great score! Beautiful form.
  21. Wow Alan! That is a cool piece of glass in a great mount! LOVE it!
  22. Awesome! Great pics showing the difference between "plain" Creta glass and iridised Creta glass!
  23. Hi Alan, this is a wonderful example of Neptun. Great find! Thank you for your support and comment on my Loetz shade. Unfortunately, I deleted that whole string because the commenters were not very...
  24. Beautiful! And welcome to posting on CW.
  25. lastminute713, as Collectors Weekly prohibits selling on their forum, I will be removing these posts.
  26. Thanks Rulandma! Glad you enjoyed it!
  27. Thanks sklo4, dlfd911, LauraH, IronLace, Ivonne, welzebub, vetraio50, Watchsearcher, aura, and MacArt!
  28. Thanks Roycroftbooksromme1! I agree. I love it when I find a forever home for a fantastic shade!
  29. Thanks jimtim and larksel!
  30. Thanks jimtim! The combo sure worked out well!
  31. Thanks Mrstyndall!
  32. Thanks Charcoal! Great link, sooo many shades!
  33. Hi Kai! Any thoughts on this one?
  34. That lampshade proves Welz could hold its own with any prominent glass company of its era! I would be privileged to display that in my home!
  35. Thanks Ilikethings! Hope you enjoy the new pic.
  36. Thanks IronLace, vetraio50, aura, jimtim, MALKEY, Ivonne, sklo42, fortapache, Ilikethings, & larksel!
  37. Thanks Ilikethings!
  38. Hi Craig! I would appreciate any input you might have...
  39. Nice form!
  40. Thanks Craig! Thanks Michelle! Yes, the wine was good! I love the delicate way this decanter pours. The second pic was taken sitting on a windowsill with the light streaming through the glass. Wh...
  41. Hi MALKEY! Glad you like it! What a beauty! Thanks LauraH!
  42. Betcha $10 it is......! Good find!
  43. Wonderfully unique!
  44. Thanks all!!!!!! Glad you enjoyed the post!
  45. Wow! It's humongous! Love creta any size!!! Would fit great in my collection!
  46. Fantastic MALKEY!
  47. Outstanding! Hazelnut leaves and flowers.
  48. Beautiful daisy! Love it!
  49. Fantastic green spotting! Also love the mount. Is is pewter?
  50. Thanks Broochman and jimtim!
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Welz Basket Loetz PN III Dunkelblau glatt vase with white enameling Loetz Cut to Clear bowl, crystal with blue exterior, ca. 1920s Loetz Cut Glass Part 1: Crystal aussen Rubin, PN II-8655, Blumenschliff 333, ca. 1925 Loetz Cameo/ACB/Wheel Cut Vase Loetz Unknown Phänomen Genre circa 1900-1902 Loetz Etching Ink DEK 624 Bohemian Lidded Powder Bowl Loetz Creta mit Batzen Bohemian Art Glass Inkwell with Silverplate Art Deco Lid Kralik Iridescent Cameo art glass vase circa 1900 Josef Riedel Glasfabrik - Colors for the Glass Industry! A repost from 2014 Loetz Russian Green Enameled Vase, Hofstötter Paris Form, Prod. Nr. II-368, ca. 1900 Otto Prutscher designed Loetz footed vase from 1929 Loetz Urania-Silberiris vase with enamel fields, Otto Prutscher design, ca. 1929 Loetz Blau Opal Iris or Cobalt Opal Iris or Blau Iris or Himmelblau Glatt