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Loetz vase PG 1/4 ca. 1901

SKU 873

Vase with droplets, design Christopher Dresser, manufactured by Johann Loetz Witwe, decor Phenomen Genre 1/4, ca. 1900, signed

  • Height: 32cm, Width: 13cm, Depth: 13cm
  • 1900 to 1901
    Technique: glass, mould-blown and freeform, reduced and iridescent
    Provenance: The Jory Collection, Colorado

    signed with “Loetz Austria”; bib.: comp. A. Adlerova, E. Ploil, H. Ricke, T. Vlcek (eds.), Loetz – Böhmisches Glas 1880-1940, vol. II, paper pattern catalogue, Prestel, Munich 1989, paper pattern 329, p. 88; A. Adlerova, E. Ploil, H. Ricke, T. Vlcek (ed.), Loetz – Böhmisches Glas 1880-1940, vol. I, Werkmonographie, Prestel publ., Munich 1989, p. 102

    11.800,00 VAT inclusive
    SKU 873
    Description

    This vase impresses with its extraordinary height and twisted shape. Originally it was designed by Christopher Dresser for another glassworks. As a commissioned model for the company Max Emanuel, Loetz added it to its own production program* from 1900 onwards.
    The most striking feature of the tall vase is its distinctive, almost triangular shape, tapering towards the top. Large, delicately executed droplets in different lengths emphasize the dynamics of the twisted vessel. At the same time, they form a beautiful counterpoint to the evenly warped, horizontal decoration on the glass body.
    * A. Adlerova, E. Ploil, H. Ricke, T. Vlcek (ed.), Loetz – Böhmisches Glas 1880-1940, vol. I, Werkmonographie, Prestel publ., Munich 1989, p. 102

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