Johann Loetz Witwe – Phänomen Genre 1/4 Jugendstil vase

Johann Loetz Witwe Phänomen Genre 1/4 Jugendstil vase in opal glass, decorated with iridescent silver-blue and violet tadpole trails over a opal ground.

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Description:

This exceptionally beautiful and particularly successful Art Nouveau vase was produced by Johann Loetz Witwe in the Phänomen Genre 1/4 decoration. This distinctive décor was introduced in 1900 and is characterized by its expressive, elongated tadpoles, which extend diagonally from the rim across the surface towards the body of the vase.

Phänomen Genre 1/4 was produced by Loetz in several different base glass colors. This particular example is executed in Opal, allowing the iridescent decoration to come beautifully to life. The harmonious combination of form, color, and decoration makes this vase an exceptionally fine and convincing example of this highly desirable Phänomen Genre..

Details:

Manufacturer: Johann Loetz (Lötz) Witwe

Décor: Phänomen Genre 1/4

Signature: Unsigned

Production number: Unknown (circa 1902)

Style: Jugendstil

Material: Mould-blown and free-formed glass, reduced, with applied and fused-in tadpoles, improved pontil

Color: Opal

Period: 1900 – 1909

Condition: The vase is in excellent original condition, showing only minimal age-related signs of wear.

Dimensions:

Height: 22,5cm / 8.86″

Diameter top: 6,8cm / 2.68″

Diameter base: 13cm / 2.12″

Price: On request.

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