A Loetz Vase with 'Hanging Heart' Décor.

Loetz vases with 'Hanging Heart' décor are highly sought after. Known mostly are vases of the Phenomen Genre 3/492, where the heart is made of an applied ruby-red marquetery glass. My vase is a rare example with thin intarsia hearts covered completely by sliver-yellow glass, the very same glass, the finely pulled down threadings, onto which the hearts are hanging are made, too. This décor with six hearts is applied over a bright 'Candia Cisele' surface and is threefold repeated, always a deeper hanging heart is flanked by two higher hanging hearts and vice versa. For assignment purpose, I attach the Loetz 'Musterschnitt' PN=II/1339 (1904) showing clearly a sketch of this décor, but applied to another shape possibly onto 'Hubertus' glass. From this almost matching sketch, I would think my vase is showing a similar Phenomen like Gre 1339, too and was made around the same time. The shape of my vase is well known also from differently decorated vases, but I didn't yet find it's associated exact shape production number, it s similarly to PN=II-2/462,-468,-606. The quite heavy vase of 1080 gr stands 22.5 cm high and has a maximum diameter of 15 cm.