Loetz Glass, Austria. Early 1900s

Blue glass vases, art nouveau mounted by LOETZ - circa 1900 - AUSTRIA

Loetz - Jack in the Pulpit Hand Blown Iridescent Vase, Czechoslovakia, c. 1900

Loetz Phänomen vase, 1900

Iridescent glass. Signed Loetz / Austria on the underside. 23.5 by 12 by 12cm., 9¼ by 4¾ by 4¾in.

Iridescent glass vase with polished pewter Art Nouveau mount by Boudon & Klür of Paris. Manufactured by Loetz of Austria, circa 1905. (10 views at the link)

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(1. Emerald ring, 2. Madame Leota soap, 3. Loetz glass inkwell, 4. Purslane seed, 5. Die, 6. Armenian money bag by Bedros Zakaraian, 7. The Garden of Love by Franz Toussaint, 8. Apophillite (?), 9. Loetz glass bowl)

Loetz

Miniature vases, collection of twelve

Austria, c. 1900

hand-blown glass

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ebay Nelson And Nelson Antique Silver

Loetz Silberiris Vase Art Nouveau Austrian Art Glass American Silver Overlay

Austrian Jugendstil glass plate manufactured by Johann Loetz Witwe unidentified decoration, circa 1900

Fenton- Glass. Depresión. Carnaval.

*FENTON ART GLASS ~ 2009, edición limitada, Mulberry Vase titulado "Passion for Pansies" de Susan Bryan. Piezas limitadas + numeradas a 55.

Museo del Vidrio y Cristal de Málaga

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· Se conoce como Vidrio de Carnaval (Carnival Glass), a un tipo de vidrio prensado, cuyas tonalidades se vuelven iridiscentes al ser rociados en caliente, justo en su momento de terminación, con un compuesto de minerales que incluyen hierro, cobre, zinc o selenio. Esta técnica se inventó en los Estados Unidos al principio del siglo XX. Los promotores fueron los hermanos Frank y John Fenton, que habían comprado en 1905 la vieja cristalería Martins Ferry en Belmont County, Ohio. Si bien, en 1906, deciden mudarse al otro lado del rio Ohio, para construir una nueva fábrica denominada Fenton Art Glass Company, en Williamstown, West Virginia. Allí empezaron a elaborar objetos decorativos y servicios de mesa dirigidos a la clase media, con precios muy asequibles, pero inspirados en los costosos modelos de famosas marcas como Tiffany o Loetz. Entre 1907 y 1908, ayudados por el químico Jacob Rosenthal, lograron desarrollar un novedoso método para colorear el vidrio, que ellos llamaron "Iridie" o "Iridill"  (posteriormente denominado Aurora, Arcoíris o Vidrio de Carnaval)...El resto aquí : https://www.facebook.com/311659595840/posts/se-conoce-como-vidrio-de-carnaval-carnival-glass-a-un-tipo-de-vidrio-prensado-cu/10157349347185841/

~ "Sculptural Table Lamp by Pallme Koenig, circa 1900, of Bronze and art glass. Spherical shade decorated in an iridescent pattern attributed to Loetz with applied insects, over single socket with bronze plant life at base and with a full-figure bird, joined to a naturalistic platform." ~

Art Nouveau Iridescent glass vase with combed decoration by LOETZ. Austria, circa 1900

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