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bohemianglassandmore

Washington, DC

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I collect Bohemian glass from all periods from Historicism through Art Deco. Main interests are Loetz, Kralik, Rindskopf and Harrach, but there are so many more thatI collect Bohemian glass from all periods from Historicism through Art Deco. Main interests are Loetz, Kralik, Rindskopf and Harrach, but there are so many more that deserve our attention! I also enjoy research and love a good glass mystery. I collaborate with an international group of collectors and have great fun doing it! (Read more)

Comments

  1. Well spotted - thanks for uncovering the source photos!
  2. Iconic!
  3. Wow! Kai, yet another spectacular addition! I love this piece - congratulations!
  4. Superb, Kai! Congratulations
  5. Superb, Kai! Congratulations!
  6. Yes, metallgelb, or metallic yellow. It appears darker because of the "innen Silber" iridescence, but after comparing it to my metallgelb PG 1/158, I am convinced that this is correct.
  7. I love this decor! I have one in a different PN with Königsgrün m. pensee (royal green and pansy).
  8. Jude, unfortunately, not that I know of.
  9. Sensationell - glückwunsch!
  10. That's basically the Bauer shape from years before
  11. Ivan, more correctly, a finished papillon box was transported from Klostermühle to Meistersdorf to be enameled by the glass refinery that ordered it.
  12. Perfection!
  13. Beautiful, substantial piece. Congratulations!
  14. Very nice - these neurot examples always hit a little differently :)
  15. Rindskopf came up with surprising rarities at times! Beautiful piece of glass!
  16. I don't know how I missed seeing this when you first posted it. Superb!
  17. No problem, Kai - and now it seems I have finally found one of my own; more to come on this. :)
  18. ccj, moonstonelover21 (Lee Miller, if that is indeed her real name) quit collecting a few years ago (before the pandemic), and she absconded with almost $300 that I paid her for a piece that she never...
  19. One other point of order, Kai - these were made for Lobmeyr (vs Bakalowits)
  20. Fantastic, Kai - congratulations! I would love to find one of these some day.
  21. Very hard to find in red - congrats!
  22. Very pretty and unusual!
  23. Didn't see it in Series III
  24. We all dream of finding such things - congratulations!
  25. Very nice- I am still hoping to find one of these some day.
  26. Jill, sorry this reply is three years late, but it's DEK IV/103
  27. That photo of the bottom - WOW! That's a work of art by itself!
  28. Such bold colors on this example - superb!
  29. Oh my gawd, I love it. :)
  30. Thanks, all
  31. A fine collection of Arcadia - thanks for sharing!
  32. Fantastic addition, Deb - congratulations!
  33. Great research - thank you!
  34. slackjack, I shan't, because I didn't. :)
  35. Excellent explanation - I was your underbidder on the Ausf 14. Amazing to see them side-by-side. Congratulations!
  36. Despite the appearance of two of them at the same time, these are quite rare. Very nice piece!
  37. Great use of bergblau in this piece by Kirschner. Congratulations!
  38. Nice exploration of this theme - thank you!
  39. Myra is so underrated. It's incredibly good quality glass.
  40. Superb, Kai! So would this be considered a genre of Luzifer, then, because of the colourway?
  41. Beautiful shade! I have one in the same decor that I will be posting soon. The opal ground looks amazing when lit.
  42. Hi Michelle- this is PN III-895. I posted a photo of the shape in the FB Art Glass Collectors group. The paper pattern isn’t published in Ricke II, but there is a group photo in the back of the book t...
  43. https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/202712-loetz-mandarin-mit-rotem-krsel-mushr
  44. It's the same base decor as my little mushroom vase. This piece is spectacular!
  45. Superb, Kai!
  46. Quentp, you can email me at wgalle@loetz.com
  47. Thank you all for commenting :)
  48. With regard to the paper label, let me say a few things: 1. Because the "Made in" labels were required starting in 1930 does not preclude their use beforehand. In fact, The McKinley Tariff Act of 189...
  49. Great piece, Michelle- it's interesting to me that Arno Richter seemed to favor this decor.
  50. You'll get the next one, Leah. :)
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Early Loetz Thorn Vase with Applied Scallops, c.1891-92 Vase "Eiszapfen" (Icicles) - Loetz (early production) or Harrach Zbyn?ek Voto?ek's Cameo vase, signed. WMF Myra glass bead necklaces.  Snapphane Glasbruk 98" Swedish Lavender Art Glass Vase Signed Rindskopf Purple Iridized Marble Swirl Cabinet Vase Nouveau Kralik Tri Claw Ruffed Rim Green/White Opalescent Iridescent Vase Wood Shoes Form early 1900 STEUBEN VERRE DE SOIE VASE Emanuel Beranek, 1959 pattern 5902 for Skrdlovice Loetz Bronce Glatt c. 1900 DURAND GOLD IRIDESCENT VASE  c. 1925

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