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Roycroftbook…'s loves1016 of 6722Loetz Titania Genre 4212 Vase, st PN II-7492, ca. 1906Smallest Jet in the World? Bede 5j
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    Posted 6 years ago

    larksel
    (130 items)

    I suppose these vases are from the period 1901-1903. The PN of this time was mostly not preserved. The color of the glass is really different from Turmalin (see Warren post: https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/263966-loetz-two-handled-vase-with-green-caboch?in=442-activity). Zartrosa, Aurora, Rosalin, Rosa or Neurosa metalisiert? But it is also possible that this kind of glass had a name that was not directly related to color.
    Photo 1: It is DEK 451. One vase has a golden number 451 on the bottom. The vase on the left seems to be somewhat darker than the vase on the right. Maybe it's related to the dirt inside the vase that I couldn't remove. Dimensions: 26.8 x 14.9 and 27 x 14.8 cm.
    Photo 2: DEK unidentified. Dimensions: 12.3 x 9 cm.
    Photo 3: DEK unidentified. Dimensions: 10.3 x 5.3 cm.
    Photo 4: Comparison of color with Turmalin (PN-II 2/540, 1902, the dimensions of 12.7 x 16 cm)

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    1. Sammyz Sammyz, 6 years ago
      You can remove minerals and plant residue by swishing some vinegar around inside the vase. Let it soak for a few minutes if stubborn. Use a soft bottle brush if needed. Just rinse with water.
    2. larksel larksel, 6 years ago
      Thank you. I'll try it.

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