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Early Loetz part III - Art Glassin Art Glass
2 months ago
Two E. Leveille vases with metal oxide inclusions - Art Glassin Art Glass
3 months ago
An outstanding vase of Eugene Rousseau, the pioneer of Art Nouveau - Art Nouveauin Art Nouveau
8 months ago
An artistically enamelled Harrach Vase - Art Glassin Art Glass
9 months ago
An exciting Harrach Vase - Art Glassin Art Glass
9 months ago
An outstanding Harrach vase - Art Glassin Art Glass
9 months ago
Loetz cut glass - Art Glassin Art Glass
11 months ago
Pallme-Koenig versus Poschinger threaded Glass revisited - Art Glassin Art Glass
1 year ago
Early Loetz, part II - Art Glassin Art Glass
1 year ago
A centre bowl by Clement Massier and James Vibert - Potteryin Pottery
1 year ago

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  1. Quittenbaum auctions Germany offered a lamp with this shade in May 2017 lot=485
  2. Thank you vetraio50, Michelleb007 and inky for your very kind comments regarding my research. I would like to point out to you, what is the reason for my contribution to 'Early Loetz' research, where...
  3. Warren, you always work like a detective, congratulation for this new assignment.
  4. Thank you all for your kind comments and loves
  5. You actually got an early Loetz vase, you may compare the article 'Early Loetz Production 1880-1897' at www.loetz.com under 'Identifying Loetz glass'
  6. Yo got a really beauty, I like S&W 'Silveria' very much, your vase belong to the artistically most outstanding handicraft ever made and nobody could reproduce them.
  7. I would like just to add a small correction, in my comments I never stated that ' Leveille signed all his vases' and secondly philmack51's vase is purely pattern etched and there is no wheel carving a...
  8. Yes, both vases from my collection.
  9. As it is often difficult to describe clearly the décoration of a vase, I just posted two E. Leveille signed vases with metal oxide inclusions for comparison with your vase. One can clearly see the dif...
  10. The argument of Rick55 that "every auction house and appraisers in the US and Europe ... ' couldn't be wrong, when they all assign this type of décor to Leveille, couldn't be taken too seriously as an...
  11. Vases with this type of décor are often seen on the market and are possibly made by various french companies. Some of them are assigned to Legras, some to Clichy, some to Harrach but they are probabel...
  12. Hi Vintagefran thank you for your kind comments and loves on my contributions to CW, to get more informations about your Loetz vase, please see the web site www.loetz.com Especially look for Ausf-44...
  13. What you actually have is a vase made by Loetz. Its shape resembles PN=II/5676 (1908) similar to Ausf-44, but without handles. The décor is described lateron similar vases in PN=II/6026-6033 (1908) as...
  14. I think your basket could well have been made in Bohemia during the 'Renaissance Revival' period 1870-1880. These baskets were popular in this period and were made inspired by the 'Dutch Rococo Vertic...
  15. The very same shape with a typically etched décor consisting out of transparent lightpurple flower was mase by french St-Loius and I would assign your vase to St.Louis, too.
  16. I'm quite sure your vase was made by Schliersee, thick walled iridized cobalt glass blown from top was one of its specialities, I know some more Schliersee vases of your shape.
  17. A closer inspection of your nice vase let me actually suggest Loetz Gre 7966 instead of Gre 6893, this might become more conclusive, if you can supply photos of the décor near the bottom of the vase. ...
  18. Congratulation and thanks for showing such a rare vase.
  19. I made a comment on this post some 5 days ago, but this post seems to have been updated, so I will shortly repeat. Whereas the left vase looks like an early Loetz, the right one with the spherical foo...
  20. To my opinion, these are all Loetz Ausf-165, the middle vase is PN=III/845 (1916)
  21. Thank you all for your interesting comments and Loves
  22. I would like to thank you all for your kind comments and loves.
  23. Whereas the larger thorn vase fits well to the Loetz vases described, the thorn vase with the characteristically ball shaped foot and the thinly pink cased shiny surface is certainly made by Stevens&W...
  24. Congratulation for this very nice pair of high quality etched and cut Kralik vases.
  25. A wonderful example out of the many still 'unknown' Loetz Gre's, this one is most often made on pink glass, your blue vase is the first I see in this colour. Very fine.
  26. Thank you all for your kind loves, Hi Malkey, Hi racer4four, I was similarly impressed when I saw this vase for the 1.st time being offered at ebay and I wanted to to have it in any case, though it w...
  27. You may please have a look onto a post by LoetzBuddies 3 years ago, same bowl decorated with gold foil inclusions, detailed Research, with reference to the Bristol Blue Glass Museum, made by P.R.F.D'...
  28. Craig, thank you for your detailed answer and analysis
  29. The décor reminds onto the former wrongly assigned Loetz Ausf-140 vases, that you did correct, the only difference being the diagonally striped enclosed air bubbles as compared with the surrounded one...
  30. Dear Craig, you now opened a new direction for assignment of brides baskets and bowls, I'm looking forward what your research will bring to light.
  31. Only a collector ownig several pieces of same shape can find out such a wonderful match. Craig my congratulations to your ongoing research of Welz production.
  32. Hi Ivan49, thank you very much for your kind hint on my mistake of interchanging 7.02 and 7.03 in my article, I will update accordingly. I'm very thankful for each kind of improvements, corrections...
  33. A wonderful carved original Leveille, I love it
  34. Dear Warren, thank you for kindly citation of my article, it would not have it's extend without your knowledge and permanent support. Thank You.
  35. A wonderful find of the 1.st described Topas/Dark-green Loetz cut vase. It contrasts nicely to the ruby red vase of same décor.
  36. another example of this Loetz cutting décor, if you allow, I would like to include it as anothere reference into my article ?
  37. Thank you All for your kind comments and loves
  38. An interesting idea, but there is no trace of any stopper usage and I think the neck and mouth are too wide, I think it was used as a vase.
  39. Hi Steve, sorry, I don't know who made the original illustrations, J.Mergl in 'From Neuwelt to ...' gives as some reference the lithographs by E.Tavenies, printed by Becquet, Paris, published by Le...
  40. Hi kyratango, philmac51 and racer4four thank you for your Kind comments, I would be interested into the exact scientific namings of the two parrots and the spider, can anyone help ?
  41. Craig and Malkey thank you for your kind comments, I would like to add, that what looks like a 'metal work' is actually totally made of glass !
  42. A really fine Vase and décor identification as well.
  43. Your original idea, assigning this décor to Kralik actually was correct, many pieces must have been re-assigned to Heckert, but this specific décor is still Kralik, known from many other Kralik shapes.
  44. Your vase is very likely made by Auguste Jean about 1890, a famous French glass artist. Usually his vases are signed at the bottom in red colour A.J. His vases are quite valuable and not very often on...
  45. Thank you for all your kind comments, conrtibutions, Loves and Likes.
  46. Dear Deb, I still remember with great joy strolling and photographing at the Passau Glass Museum. Now, your excellent post and your experties claryfy again the correct assignment of Alfredo's vase ...
  47. The Myra vase is model J.86 and your version is called 'Rauch' made in 1937, similar is the 'Perlmut' series. J.86 comes in 'Myra Red', too. For further infos see: Carlo Burschel, Heinz Scheiffele ' W...
  48. Your painting shows the lovely small town of Brienz located at the 'Brienzer See' (lake of Brienz) in Swizerland.
  49. I would like to thank you all for your kind comments, loves and likes
  50. A very interesting Dek III/115 signed pitcher, if you would kindly allow, I will include it as an additional example into next update of my article, thank you for citation (there is a small misprint i...
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Delphin Massier Maiden & Insect Symbolist Vase (circa 1890s) Loetz Phänomen Genre Vase with extruded handles, PN unknown, Possible PG 1/473 variant, ca. 1901 Loetz Phänomen Genre 6283 "braun verlaufend innen Silber", PN II-6283, ca. 1908 Loetz PN II-4522 PG 566/294 & H.G. McFaddin & CO. Lamps Loetz lamp shade, Phänomen Genre 4470, PN II-4822, ca. 1907 Loetz Rubin Matte Iris PN 8025 in DEK IV/714 Loetz Metallgelb Phänomen Genre 2/484 (Medici), st PN II-2532 ca. 1905 STEVENS & WILLIAMS SILVERIA VASE CIRCA 1900 New Heckert decor of hot finished Art Nouveau glass Kralik Cameo Glass Covered Jar, ca. 1905-1910, signed "Kralik" Loetz Ausführung 216 Bowl, opalviolett m. kaiserrot, PN III-2028, ca. 1924 Early Loetz Gilt Vase Loetz Phänomen Genre vase, PN unknown, ca. 1900 Michael Powoly - by Loetz Loetz Phänomen Genre 181 vase, PN unknown, ca. 1901 Loetz Ausführung 118 Vase, königsgrün mit pensée, PN II-7950, ca. 1911 - a Franz Hofstötter decor