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Posted 7 years ago
Sammyz
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Here's a grouping of some of my favorite little vases. They each have rubin grounds cased in clear glass and iridised. I love holding them up to the light to see the beautiful, rich red color. They all also have clear bases. The smallest is 2.13" tall and the tallest is 4.75". I haven't found all the patterns and most notations in the reference books point towards them being from around the early to mid 1890's.
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corundum sets my appetite for earthly desires of delight
the cloud of silver lining
clear to base unusual is good to be
smashing group sammy
very tastie indeed
i recall a similar vase i have but not with clear base i,ll pop it back top for comparison to your fabilus grouping
i have piece which i have not shown on cw which just the kind of thang you love
happy easter sammy keep safe god bless
all the very best malkey
Thanks MALKEY! Happy Easter to you also!
You are very poetic! Glad you liked them.
The funny thing about those clear bases, is that you can only see them when they are held at the right angle. Normally the whole vase looks iridescent "purple".
interesting sammy & the reference books which have the loetz drawings which author & title
i have loetz books but not as comprehensive visually as i would like
its just great to share
always think of the theme song from chears the usa tv show makes so happy and cry a little bit
i love the characters in it to
These patterns came from Ricke's "Lotz, Bohmisches Glas 1880-1940, Band 2"
arrr thank you i,d i use to glance threw the books by ricke's lotz books in newcastle old libary
as you could not take them out on loan you had to look at them in old libary & i
was always gaspin for fag
so never spent long in the old libary l,ol
Outstanding trio Sammyz,
Thanks Alan2310! Good to hear from you!
I have the same one as the small one in the second photo. I always thought it was Harrach, glad to know it's in fact Loetz!!