An Austrian Art Nouveau Green Iridescent Glass V

ca. 1900 attributed Loetz Austrian Art Nouveau/Jugendstihl compote with green ruffled iridescent glass bowl on patinated bronze base 9.75"x 8.75"

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

Style of Loetz Austrian secession art nouveau hand blown glass vase with copper overlay. Crafted from Loetz iridescent green glass with gold specks. Features red glass cabochon mounted on front of vas

Iridescent green glass ribbed body with applied flower handle, probably Kralik. H 20.3 cm. (8 in.)

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

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

Austrian Art Nouveau Bronzed Pewter Mounted Glass Vase , c. 1905, Rindskopf, green iridescent glaze with swirls of white, purple and orange, h. 6 3/4 in

A unique Fritz Heckert Austrian vase with art nouveau floral enamels throughout on a light green iridescent finish. Roman or Greek amphora shape with two blown glass handles connected at each side. A

In the Loetz manner, early 20th century. Dimpled, twisted form vases with striated texture surrounding and ruffled rims. Iridescent green, purple and blue ground glass, unsigned. H. 33.5 cm (13 1/8 in

Loetz (Bohemian Austrian). An Art Nouveau bulbous blown glass pinch form vase by Loetz with a striking iridescent Diana green decoration on a Crete green background. No visible marks. Good to fair con

A BOHEMIAN LOETZ STYLE IRIDESCENT ALLIGATOR SKIN GREEN ART GLASS VASE, PROBABLY AUSTRIAN, CIRCA 1900, the Art Nouveau period blown translucent green glass has exterior textured skin with speckled brow

Circa 1890, having a green iridescent bowl with silver ribbons wrapped around the body seated in an ornate gilt metal Art Nouveau frame, 14.75" x 11"

Turn-Teplitz Amphora Art Nouveau pottery vase with four stemmed leaves surrounding flared top (one stem damaged and repaired, crack to rim), accompanied by an emerald green iridescent Austrian art gla

A set of two (2) vases in the Austrian Loetz style. Deep green blue iridescent finish with silver overlay designs. Includes: (1) elegant long neck vase with art nouveau style flowers'; and (1) urn sty

Trefoil body with blue oil stain surface possibly Loetz Phanomen or by Kralik. H 18cm. (7 in.)

In the Loetz manner, with ruffled rim. Early 20th century. H. 33.7 cm (13 1/4 in.)

Zsolnay Art Nouveau Iridescent Glazed Pottery Pitcher together with a Loetz Art Nouveau Green Iridescent Glass Ewer. Unmarked. Measures 12" x 5". Estimate: $100.00 - $300.00 Domestic Shipping: $72.00

Loetz Kralik Art Glass Ink Well Austrian Art Nouveau iridescent glass inkwell having webbed texture overall, metal rim and lid including rounded finial, etch signed on underside Property from: a Milwa

DESCRIPTION: Austrian Art Nouveau green glass and pewter claret decanter with stopper. Stamped "K" on one foot of base. Possibly of AK & Cie, subsidiary of the German company WMF. MEASUREMENTS: 14-15/

Art Nouveau green iridescent Art glass vase with beautiful pewter base that has bronze coloring.Attributed to The works of Kralik. Glass is broken, see pics. No marks to glass or base. very Low reserv

Art Nouveau green iridescent art glass biscuit barrel with silver-plated lid and swing handle. Possibly Loetz?. Dimensions: Height with handle: 9 3/4 in., without handle 5 7/8 in. Condition: good orig

2 Art Nouveau green iridescent art glass items with threaded motif. First is a round box with brass hardware and colorless glass lid. Second is a bowl or vase of hexagonal form. Largest measures 4 3/8

Measures approx. 6 3/8" high. Very good antique condition. The top probably used to have a metal mounting which is not there anymore. So there are a few flea bites where the top was originally cut off

AUSTRIA, EARLY 20TH CENTURY An Austrian Art Nouveau iridescent gold art glass vase. Of simplistic form the vase is finely decorated with multiple layers of threading terminating from the pontil and ri