Loetz Phaenomen PG 7767 Circa 1899 | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
Rick55
(130 items)
This is my first Loetz Phaenomen vase. It's in the PG 7767 décor, but I'm not sure if this is considered the bronze or crete ground. It measures 5" h x 6" w. I was able to get it for a great price due to some scratches to the bottom. Any information would be appreciated.
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Nice example....the same one is on Loetz.com.
Thank you LoetzBuddies and Moonstonelover21.
Congratulations on a great piece of Loetz. Based on the color of the glass shown in the photo of the pontil, I would say "bronze". This decor is on my "gotta have" list! :)
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Dear Rick,
what a stunning piece of Loetz glass and a wonderfull decoration. I would really wish to add one of these to my collection one day. To shed some light on your vase:
This vase, in a silver mounting by Rozet & Fischmeister, a very important Silversmith, was presented on the winter exhibition of the ÖMKI from 1899/1900. It is definately "bronze". I also found the blueprint it is in the Loetz Böhmisches Glas 1880-1940 volume 2, Musterschnitte, Prod. Nr. 513. It can also be found in the volume 1 on page 90.
I hope that helps ;)
Oh wow! Thanks for the information kunsthammer! It adds so much more to the enjoyment of collecting when you find information like this. Much appreciated.
Rick
You are welccome!
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Love the rim.
Thanks Bill... I agree. I think those two dips on the rim add so much interest!