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Posted 7 years ago
kralik1928
(202 items)
This three legged bowl looks much more interesting with out the bright tango colors. The green is so peaceful and allows you to enjoy the shape more. They were made by Loetz and I believe this glass is called Olympia- although both shapes would suggest this production is related to Tango glass.
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Great posts Jericho!
How was the bowl made to sit straight? It seems one or more of the feet were ground? I am only asking out of interest, not with an agenda!
Ian - good question! I have only seen one piece with three-ball feet sit straight without grinding; in fact I just sold a tripod piece without grinding (rare) and it sat tilted. With tripod, ball or or scrolly feet they are always ground so that they stand straight.
https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/270816-i-believe-this-to-be-a-loetz?in=activity
I have found a three legged bowl in similar shape but different bowl part...