Loetz centerpiece in original art nouveau

Loetz type glass centerpiece bowl. Art Nouveau bronzed metal holder; 9.5in. H. x 12in. D.

Art Nouveau Glass & Bronze Centerpiece, Loetz Style. Dimensions- H-7" x W-11".

Unsigned Loetz style hand blown iridescent glass bowl having a ribbed exterior and ruffled rim. Bowl sets in an Art Nouveau bronze finish copper tripod floral stand. Measures approx. 12 1/2" height x

Austrian Argentor Art Nouveau silverplate centerpiece with original glass liner. Features circular bowl supported by three cherubs, triangular base with classical themed foliate decoration. Glass bowl

Gilt metal centerpiece. "La Génie du Feu." Approx. 11" H x 17 1/2" W.

An Art Nouveau silvered metal centerpiece with original glass insert circa 1905. marked " I/o" and "F. Costra" at the base Approximate measurements: 7"H x 17"W x 7.5"D

Attributed to Loetz (Austrian, 1836-1947), circa 1890. A ruffled and crimped art glass centerpiece bowl having an iridescent oil spot decoration with Art Nouveau stand with pierced arched braces, appa

Antique c. 1890 Austrian 800 Silver True Art Nouveau (Secessionsstil) Centerpiece Flower Bowl, with the original blown glass liner. Exceptional true Art Nouveau Figural detailing including maiden head

Antique 19th century German art nouveau silver plate centerpiece jardiniere. Comes with original glass liner. Features floral maiden design. Scalloped edged glass with flower design. No apparent maker

An art nouveau silver plated and glass mounted centerpiece, probabaly WMF. Loetz green glass, early 20th Century. Height: 33 cm

An antique, art Nouveau period silver plated metal figural centerpiece / jardiniere with its original frosted and cut glass insert. Pobably by the WMF manufacture, but apparently un-marked. Approximat

Loetz Mounted Art Glass Centerpiece Attributed to Loetz, early 20th century. Iridescent glass with art nouveau brass mounts. Ht. 10 in. Dia. 11 1/4 in.

Local Collection Loetz Verlys Austrian French Art Nouveau Art Glass BronzeSecession 11in Centerpiece Footed Single Epergene Shape Insert Vase Bowl. Unsigned, 11inhigh by aprox 9in overall diameter, Co

Very large WMF Art Nouveau figural silver plated metal centerpiece with griffons/dragons circa 1905 with original glass insert. Probably by the german firm WMF. Apparently un-marked Approximate measur

Circa 1910, art nouveau table lamp. Green with silver iridescent overlay. Original fittings. Appropriate replaced shade. 8dia x 33h

WMF Art Nouveau Centerpiece Fruit Stand, Germany, Circa 1900. Silver plated pewter. Original cut crystal glass. Marked. Height: 40cm.  Handle to handle: 46cm. Loss of plating. Appears in the

Vases. A nice original and large pair. Apparently unsigned. From a Bronx, NY estate. - Dimensions: 17" h.

Art Nouveau 84 silver centerpiece. Embossed with an undulation pattern typical of the style. Stands on four legs, has two sculpted handles and a crystal bowl (not original). Length including handles:

WMF Art Nouveau Centerpiece, Germany, Circa 1906. WMF Art Nouveau Silver Plated Pewter Oval Flower Dish Centerpiece, Germany, Circa 1906. Set on four stylized supports. Two Stylized handles. Original

Art Nouveau 84 silver centerpiece, decorated with reliefs of floral motifs, with original glass. Length: 27 cm. Height: 8 cm. Weight: 287 grams. Marked.

A german WMF Art nouveau period silver- plated centerpiece with a central female figure flanked by two reticulated vases with original glass inserts. Marked with the marks for WMF. Approximate measure

A german WMF Art nouveau period silver- plated centerpiece with a central female figure flanked by two reticulated vases with original glass inserts Marked with the marks for WMF WMF Wurttembergische

Art-Nouveau silver-plated centerpiece by Norblin, Poland, c. 1900. Decorated with floral motifs. With the original glass liner. Stands on 4 legs. Dimensions: 45X14X17 cm. Signed. Minute chips to the g

deco geometric shape, cased, iridescent finish, original brass flower arranger cover, 3 1/2", unsigned, excellent...Loetz was the premier Bohemian art glass manufacturer during the Art Nouveau period