Loetz Phänomen Genre 2/207 circa 1902 | ||
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Posted 8 years ago
famatta127
(207 items)
Similar examples of this decor have recently been identified by Loetz.com as a PG 2/207. I owned this vase in 2011. If I remember correctly it stood 5" tall by approx 6" wide. It had a deep textural quality to its surface. The decor consisted of tight oil spot type swirls that reflected mostly blue and silver from a burnt orange ground.
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Reminds me of a simmering volcano lovely piece !!!!!!!!
That is fantastic! But you speak of it in past tense? Tell me you sold and not that it broke!
It was sold, not broken.
Absolutely stunning, love that blue and gold/orange combination
stunning example !! wow!!