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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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Loetz PN 85/3690 Candia PG 6893 vase in bronze mount, for Bakalowits ca. 1899 - Art Glassin Art Glass
16 days ago
Possible early Loetz with Eugen Marcus attributed silver overlay - Art Glassin Art Glass
22 days ago
Loetz Rosa Chine figural flower vase - Art Glassin Art Glass
26 days ago
Unknown Bohemian rosa cut to clear lamp - Art Glassin Art Glass
1 month ago
Cameo lamp shade with Moonworts! - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 months ago
Functional Loetz in humble Candia Papillon - Art Glassin Art Glass
3 months ago
Loetz form and function! - Art Glassin Art Glass
3 months ago
Early Loetz PN I-5116 ca 1894 red cut to clear with silver overlay - Art Glassin Art Glass
4 months ago
Opal banded vase to compare with Warren's - Art Glassin Art Glass
4 months ago
Loetz Malachit vase with silver overlay, ca. 1885-95. - Art Glassin Art Glass
5 months ago

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  1. Amazing! Love it!
  2. Great catch!
  3. Beautiful! Love the interior color and cut design!
  4. Fantastic! What a coincidence, I was just looking for an example of smoky amethyst as I believe I have a Loetz shade in that color.
  5. Thanks glassiegirl! Glad you enjoy the vase!
  6. Thanks Bracken3 and inky!
  7. Love the Topas ground color!
  8. Beeeuutiful!
  9. Thanks Deb! Yep, these are fun. I love the tiny flowering pond lilies.
  10. Thanks IronLace, vetraio50, and LauraH! Glad you enjoyed seeing it!
  11. Absolutely stunning workmanship!
  12. Thanks Craig, thanks Scott!
  13. Happy New Year Warren!
  14. Thanks Findings! Thanks TimeTraveller!
  15. I have not found a mark used on the silver overlay work. He did stamp his larger pieces with his name. The only identification I have found is an original sticker found on a white vase with silver o...
  16. Hi Duda, beautiful vase! Where did you get this? The silver overlay was made by Eugen Marcus, my favorite!
  17. Thank you so much inky!
  18. Thanks Michelle! Happy New Year to you as well!
  19. Happy New Year Scott! Here's to another year of great glass!
  20. Happy New Year Craig and Laura!
  21. Happy New Year vetraio50 and IronLace!
  22. Happy New Year to you as well, findings!
  23. Thanks Gruff, thanks Findings! I wonder what you would put in it? Port wine? Whiskey?
  24. Lol, thanks renedijkstra! The crystals were so brown and sticky, I thought they might still have germs from the 1918 flu epidemic! Yuck!
  25. Thanks all! Happy Holidays!
  26. Thanks Ales. One difference I see is that the clear glass is smooth, not textured by cutting or ACB.
  27. Beautiful Ales! Happy holidays!
  28. My favorite of the four posted! I love the older Papillon.
  29. Cool! I haven't see this shape before!
  30. OOOOOOOO! I WANT IT!!!!! Beautiful!
  31. Fantastic! Timeless design, looks like a modern vase!
  32. Fantastic! What a lovely find!
  33. You are most welcome Craig!
  34. Thanks welzebub, thanks all for the loves. It is a interesting shade, at least to me, mostly because of the unusual plant motif. This glass seems lightweight, but I usually handle unreduced Loetz gl...
  35. @renedikkstra-but you haven't actually made an attribution, you simply stated it is not a Beckmann&Weis. I have no beef with your contribution to the discussion and welcome your input, just please be...
  36. Thousands?
  37. Ales also found several on Artnet... http://www.artnet.de/k%C3%BCnstler/beckmann-weis/
  38. Here is Warren's posting....I wonder if the companies differentiated themselves by using differing color combinations? https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/139742-beckmann-and-weis-rainbow-came...
  39. Thanks truthordare. I have no idea and will defer to folks with more experience. I think Warren posted a Beckmann & Weiss vase several years ago. I do see the vase you mention in the link provided...
  40. Thanks renedijkstra. Let me know if you think of a possible maker!
  41. How unusual! I love it!
  42. Ooooo! Looook at THAT! Wow! The enamel is fantastic.
  43. Thanks sklo42!
  44. Does anyone else see a shading from red to orange to yellow in the external glass? Just wondering if I am seeing things....
  45. The rim is cut and it does not have a pontil.
  46. Yes, antiquerose I believe that is correct. The post is still available in Alan2310's profile. In trying to refurbish the lighter insert, I learned that they were very common to the 1950's althoug...
  47. Clematis flowers!
  48. This is adorable! It would be beautiful with hanging or drooping flower stems like wisteria or jasmine!
  49. Hi Warren, I have the 6" version of this plate. Have you ever seen a bowl that might fit it?
  50. I love this decor! I once saw a beautiful blue floor lamp in this pattern. If I ever see one again, I will beggar myself to buy it!
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HARRACH AMBERINA DIAMOND TUFTED VASE with ENAMELLED FLORAL DECORATION Loetz Candy Bowl, Blaugrün Verlaufend Gerippt & Geschrenkt mit Silberfuß, PN II-7682, ca. 1910 Fritz Heckert Iridescent Vase with Enameled Poppies Loetz - cut glass "annagelb a. weissemail, dunkelblau" Fritz Heckert Red "Marmopal" Glass vase, Otto Thamm design, PN TH 22o, ca. 1903 Loetz "Asträa" 3 Handled Vase. 8" Tall. Circa 1900 Loetz Dark Blue Phänomen Genre 377, PN I-8080, ca. 1900 Loetz rauchamethyst m. brillantopal vase, ca. 1935 C1885 Early Loetz Glass Vase Loetz thistle cut glass vase/bowl C. 1930? Loetz Dunkelblau Trumpet Vase, c.1912 Loetz Salt, Prod Nr. II-1921, "Cobalt Papillon innen Silber", ca. 1905 Loetz Rosalin Olympia Streifenmartelé, Bakalowits PN 85/5041, ca. 1902 (possible Jutta Sika design) EARLY LOETZ BOWL c1890. Loetz Candia Silberiris with Applied Bands/Pulled Feet, PN Unknown, ca. 1902 Loetz Blue Melusin vase. Prod. Nr. II-4775, ca. 1907