Loetz "Ciscle" Vase

LoetzvaseAustriaglassunmarked6.5"h x 4.5"dia

Loetz

LoetzTitania vaseAustriaglassunmarked8"h x 6.25"dia

A large and beautiful glass and bronze vase by Loetz. The vase features gorgeous green glass with prominent purple iridescence. It is encased in a patinated bronze mount, which forms a garland of leav

Loetz

LoetzMedici vaseAustriaglassunmarked11"h x 4"dia

Loetz Maximia vase Austria pulled and decorated iridescentglass unsigned 8.5"h x 4"dia

Johann Loetz

Loetz, vase, Austria, iridescent glass, sterling silver, unmarked, 4"dia x 7"h

LoetzvaseAustriairidescent glasssigned6.5"h x 5"w

Johann Loetz

Loetz

Jugendstil LOETZ vase; Austria, ca. 1900. Iridescent blown glass. An iridescent blown glass goblet vase from the Austrian Manufacture of Loetz, with a conical body and a mouthpiece with wavy folds. Or

A large Loetz Creta Diaspora glass vase in patinated metal mounts of design in the aesthetics of Art Nouveau and Wiener Werkstatte, style of the Austrian sculptor Gustav Gurschner, circa 1910, no sign

Jugendstihl / Austrian Art Nouveau Loetz "Creta Diaspora" iridescent green twist vase with a hand hammered silver plate mounting, Wiener Werkstatte and "X" marks to the mount near the base, the glass

LoetzRubin vaseAustriaglassunmarked6.5"h x 6"dia

LoetzvaseAustriairidescentglasssigned8.5"h x 4"dia

LoetzCytisus vaseAustriaglass, silverunmarked5"h x 2.25"dia

LoetzTitania vaseAustriaglassunmarked6"h x 5"dia

One vase unmarked and a yellow vase signed Loetz. From a New Jersey estate. - Dimensions: 7" & 6"x7"

Loetz vase in DEK 1/117 on a rubin base glass with an all over acid etch pattern of Mistletoe. Decorated with a gold gilt bronze mount of hanging mistletoe. Mount is likely from French origin as per p

LoetzvaseAustriairidescentglasssigned9.5"h x 6.5"dia

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

LOETZ Vase with pewter overlay, Austria, ca. 1905 Touch marks to pewter 9" x 6"