Details:
Manufacturer: Johann Loetz Witwe
Decor: Orpheus
Style: Art Nouveau
Material: Molded and free-formed glass, reduced, improved pontil, applied snake and prunts, iridescence
Color: Olympia with an applied snake and prunts
Period: 1900-1909
Description:
This exquisite vase, crafted by Johann Loetz Witwe, exemplifies the Jugendstil style, showcasing the distinctive elegance of early 20th-century art glass. It features the Orpheus décor, with a remarkable combination of molded and free-formed glass techniques. The vase is unsigned but highlights the mastery of Loetz through its refined details, including a reduced, improved pontil and an intricate, applied snake motif. The body is adorned with prunts and exhibits a stunning iridescence, enhancing the depth of its Olympia color.
Produced between 1900 and 1909, the vase stands at a height of 160mm (6.29″), with a body diameter of 90mm (3.54″). Its condition is mint, reflecting its impeccable preservation over time. The applied snake, along with its shimmering finish, makes this piece a fine representation of Loetz’s innovative craftsmanship in glass artistry.
Dimensions:
Height: 160mm / 6.29”
Diameter: 90mm / 3.54.”
Condition: Mint
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