Vase, Johann Loetz Witwe, Design Koloman Moser (Vienna 1868-1918)

Important vase ''Phenomenon Gre 85/5065'' Koloman Moser (design of form and decoration), Loetz Witwe, Klostermühle, for E. Bakalowits' Söhne, Vienna 1902 White-yellow opal glass, this tightly sp

Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1918) A Loetz Vase. Brass stand with a square base bears rounded corners which taper upwards to the center. Four vertical arms lead upwards from the lead form bases. Top

Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1918) A Loetz Vase. Iridescent blackish blue and emerald green honeycomb like trailings on basic geometric tapered slberflitter glass. Bronze Jugendstil mounting with fou

Attributed to Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1918) A Loetz Vase. Clear green glass vase with interior silver fleck decoration between vertical drippy lines. Copper openwork overlay with a faux turquois

Attributed to Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1918) A Loetz Vase. Opalescent glass bowl with orange papillon decoration along lower portion and on underside. Applied openwork copper overlay along body,

Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1918) A Loetz Vase. Tri-form brass stand supports a Loetz Phanomenon Iridescent glass tube form bud vase Height: 10.5"

Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868 - 1918) Viennese Secessionist Glass "Ice" Water Pitcher (designedd 1902) for Loetz Witwe, of typical form with lip, spout, and integral handle, the ovoid glass body with

A VIENNESE SECESSIONIST STYLE IRIDESCENT PINK SQUARE ART GLASS VASE, 1897-1930, school of Koloman Moser (Austrian 1868-1918) and Loetz art glass, the transparent salmon pink colored, tapered square va

Chinese, after a design by Koloman Moser (1868-1918), cigarette case, niello enameled silver, stamped mark, 5 1/8"w x 3 1/4"h

Austrian secession art nouveau hand blown glass vase with copper overlay. Style of Koloman Moser (Austrian 1868-1918) Crafted from iridescent green glass with gold specks. Features red glass cabochon

Attributed to Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1918) A Vase. Bulbous lower half with twisted neck leading out to a flared opening Height: 11"

Attributed to Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1918) A Vase. Round bulbous bottom twists and tapers as the neck emerges. Top flares out with three crimps beneath. Marbleized decoration throughout Height:

Early 20th century, Secessionist, in the style of Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1918), of tapering cylindrical shape with pierced overlay and opaque glass transitioning from blue to white, unmarked h.

Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1918) A Cabinet Vase. Clear crystal vase with three applied clear green raspberries along the exterior. Made for Meyers Neffe, circa 1900 2" x 3"

Style of Koloman Moser (Austrian 1868-1918) Austrian secession art nouveau hand blown pair of glass vases with copper overlay. Crafted from opalescent rose glass. Applied openwork copper overlay along

Style of Koloman Moser (Austrian 1868-1918) Austrian secession art nouveau set of three hand blown glass vases with copper overlay. Crafted from opalescent green glass with fine silver fleck. Applied

Style of Koloman Moser (Austrian 1868-1918) Austrian secession art nouveau hand blown glass vase with copper overlay. Crafted from opalescent green glass with swirls of color. Applied openwork copper

Style of Koloman Moser (Austrian 1868-1918) Austrian secession art nouveau hand blown glass bud vase or mantel vase with copper overlay. Crafted from opalescent green glass with iridescent. Applied op

Style of Koloman Moser (Austrian 1868-1918) Austrian secession art nouveau hand blown glass vase with copper overlay. Crafted from opalescent green glass with fine silver fleck. Applied openwork coppe

Style of Koloman Moser (Austrian 1868-1918) Austrian secession art nouveau hand blown glass vase with copper overlay. Crafted from opalescent green glass with fine silver fleck. Applied openwork coppe

Style of Koloman Moser (Austrian 1868-1918) Austrian secession art nouveau hand blown glass bud vase or mantel vase with copper overlay. Crafted from opalescent green glass with fine silver fleck. App

Koloman Moser (Austrian, 1868-1918) Two Inkwells. Two cast brass inkwells, each with a hammered finish. Both designs were originally made for the Wiener Werkstatte. One inkwell has original liner, whi

Koloman Moser and Johann Lötz WitweVasecolourless glass, underlaid in yellow, overlaid in orange and dark purple, silver-yellow glass threads; iridescenth. 29.9 cmRicke, Ploil, a.o.: Lötz, 2003, p.

A Loetz Honeycomb Glass Vase. Clear glass over cobalt, lilac, and white pulled honeycomb design. School of Koloman Moser, with Leopold Bauer. Executed for Bakalowits Height: 12"