Franz Welz little heart vase | ||
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Posted 9 years ago
MacArt
(94 items)
nice little heart vase by Welz, it has iridescence over the body but not the black base. the body is mold blown and then attached to the base. I have not seen these in any other decors.
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Amazingly beautiful glass!
scott
Iam sooo in love with this beauty!!!
Gorgeous! and looks Art Deco to me...is it? VioletOrange has one posted....it's the same shape in reds, but with clear glass 'foliage' added. Or at least I think it's the same shape!
Same upper body, slightly different stem design and different foot.
It's stunning & what great colours I'm glad you pointed out the shape as it may of escaped me this time around sometimes it takes a couple of looks before you notice all things have a top day
Thank You very much for all the loves and comments!
You are right Sklo42! that piece is from the same mold! I guess it was more challenging to blow it with the foot because there are more glass layers on mine and it's probably thicker. the opening where the stem begins under the heart part is very narrow, when you pour water in the vase it will not fill the stem the water would be barely dripping there.
You have a good eye noticing that is the same shape!
Lovely colors and shape Mac!
Where the heck do you guys find these amazing pieces of art? Are you all independently wealthy! Go to every auction you can? Live next door to thrift stores that are a bit blase about what they put on their shelves?
I hope you insure these incredible collections.