Loetz Enamelled Pinched Blue Opal "Tango" Handled Candy Dish | ||
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Posted 9 years ago
Moonstonel…
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This is a I have been watching for about a year or two. I loved the enaing and pinched sides. I believe this might be a Early Loetz piece. This is an interesting piece. The seller believed this was made by Webb :). I am open to learning. This has all the bells and whistles of Loetz. Down to the polished pontil and pinched sides.
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Agh, many thanks!!
I agree .... it is just GORGEOUS!
What a BLUE !!!!!
Kevin, many thanks my friend. Still learning :)
Fabulous colour!...:-)
it looks so modern
Oh Lee, i love those biscuit Jare, i wait for one next week, i wish you will have time to comment and see it.
Very attractive colors, i love it.
Alan
Penny, I think so also :)). Thanks my friend!!
Kitavinitz, I agree. Very!
I would assign this bowl to Loetz, too. But not to the early Loetz period before 1895; from the enameling, the blue opal (Tango) glass and the design of the metal handling, it seems more appropriate to locate the production time being arround 1905.
Kai, thank you for confirming my suspicions. And I am grateful for your comment! Thank you :). You have put a smile on my face. As this pice is one of my favourite pieces.
Lee