Posted 9 years ago
glasfreund
(37 items)
In Ricke's Loetz book a glass with the decor in Ausfuehrung 1 is missing. This alone is a sign of its rarity. You do not find an example in the Passau museum neither in the new Loetz exhibition in Klatovy (Klattau). I have seen only one example in many years. The first picture was taken at an auction preview in Germany and shows Production No. II-4484 in Ausführung 1 from early 1907. The German designation is “kristall dichtgesponnen”, crystal tightly spun. According to the Series II patterns many of the vases executed in Ausführung 1 had also been produced in Ausführung 3: “kristall glatt mit kristal wagrecht & senkrecht gesponnen, mit Gold-Krösel-Batzen”, crystal glatt with crystal spun horizontally and vertically, with gold frit prunts (picture to the right). Both, Ausführung 1 and 3 show the prunt like appliqués, whereas Ausfuehrung 2 consist of the same design as Ausführung 3 but without the prunts.
A number of variants of this decor was used for lamp shades (Ausführung 6, 7, 11, 12). Ausführung 4 and 5 show the same type of Ausführung 2 and 3 threading, but with colored drop prunts (pearls).
From left to right:
Vase, Ausführung 1, crystal threads tightly spun around the whole crystal glass, prunts of iridescent golden frits, PN II-4484 (21 cm tall, auction preview).
Vase, Ausführung 2, crystal glass with crystal threads in horizontal and vertical arrangement, no prunts, PN II-4567 (18 cm tall, Glasmuseum Passau).
Vase, Ausführung 3, crystal glass with crystal threads in horizontal and vertical arrangement, three prunts with iridescent gold frits, PN II-4477 (21 cm toll, my collection).
WOW, GLASFREUND!!!!!
Thanks for sharing them !!!!
Yours is FABULOUS !!!!
Spectacular vase Glasfreund!!!
Good work on this new Ausf discovery and documentation, my friend. There are lots of things I will be adding to the site and will make sure you are credited for this new discovery! It may be a while as I am enjoying the summer but I will email you as soon as I get this new Ausf posted on the site!
Thanks all for the loves and kind words!
WoW !!! this is jaw dropping stuff!!!
fantastic oh so modern and over 100 years old ...
good design is timeless...
agree with ozmarty
Thank you again, kivatinitz!