Loetz Vase, "kaiserrot m. schwarz marmoriert", PN III-1117/20cm, ca. 1920 | ||
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Posted 6 years ago
bohemiangl…
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This is a rare variation of Loetz tango glass from the 1920s. Instead of the usual solid color ground, here we have kaiserrot (imperial red) marbled with black, and trimmed with a black applied rim and black glass ball feet. The production notes for this shape (PN III-1117/20cm) list this decor as "kaiserrot m. schwarz marmoriert". This piece is properly marked with the acid-stamped oval "Czecho-Slovakia" mark.
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In my collection, I have classified this decor as unidentified (I have called it "Neu Carneol"). Thanks to your post, I made an adjustment to Kaiserrot mit schwarz marmoriert and I also found PN.
see: http://www.bohemianglass.org/katalog/vaza-kaiserrot-mit-schwarz-marmoriert-2837/detail/
Thank you, Warren.
FANTASTIC!!!!! It's the first "kaiserrot m. schwarz marmoriert" we see appart from ours! I'll share it soon so you can take a look at it :)
Happy New Year!!!!
Thanks, Ales - your vase looks great, too - I love this decor. Much easier to appreciate in person.
very nice! Warren, do you know a similar type with blue and pink filaments in a very similar pattern?
Not familiar with that, Jericho- do you have any photos of that decor?