Loetz Austria

This early 20th century Austrian art nouveau table lamp is from the Loetz factory & has a blue oil

) produced by Loetz after a Dagobert Peche design.

This vase is beautiful example of a creation of Loetz with the Medici decoration. The Medici

earliest objects of the art glass studio Loetz Witwe Klostermühle with an iridescent decor and is therefore

inside. Richard Cameo glass was produced by Loetz for Etling C1905 -1920.

Impressive and well documented Loetz Art Nouveau three armed vase in the rare finish called Aus 129

A small Art Nouveau Loetz 'Candia' (gold on clear) Papillon (Butterfly wing) vase. This iridised

Super early Art Nouveau small Loetz enameled vase in the rare 'Arcadia' finish (Opal shading to

A superb Loetz Creta pampas iridescent Art Nouveau twist glass vase, circa 1900. Price includes

Art Nouveau/secessionist Loetz Crete papillon silvered vase, circa 1910.

One of the main reasons for the big success of Loetz at the Paris World Exhibition in 1900 was the

Loetz "Goose neck" An iridescent glass vase Signed.  

The decor variants of the Loetz glassworks were often strongly oriented towards the prevailing

A superb pair of Loetz vases in a very unusual bright green finish called Metalin, shaped like

Super early Art Nouveau Loetz enameled vase in the rare 'Arcadia' finish (Opal shading to green

Stunning two handled vibrant pink (Heliotrope) early Loetz vase (Series I PN 500), This is a very

Boehmian manufacturers Loetz Glass. This classic loetz shape features a quatrefoil lobed mouth and ground

In the year 1900, the company Johann Loetz-Witwe Klostermuhle achieved their international

A large Art Deco Loetz 'Candia' (gold on clear) Papillon (Butterfly wing) vase with three hot

Super Art Nouveau Loetz Crete (green glass) Papillon (butterfly wing) small vase - this vase is an

A wonderful Loetz Alpengruen vase blue shading to green decorated with enamelled and gilded

glass manufactory Johann Loetz Witwe. In the run-up to the Werkbund exhibition in Cologne in 1914, he

This Loetz glass vase was designed by Michael Powolny in 1914. The vase bear an engraved signature

Loetz Art Nouveau three stick vase in the finish called 'Candia Gewaltz Mit Silber' (Clear and

artistic director of the Loetz glassworks, called upon the most important Viennese architects to design

Pair of green glass vases in the style of Loetz with a beautiful ornament in gold metalwork

One of the main reasons for the big success of Loetz at the Paris World Exhibition in 1900 was the

executed in 1901. It is very remarkable that Loetz crafted this shade with the use of cut glass threads

Austrian Jugendstil Johann Loetz Witwe glass vase etched circa 1900 flowers purple decor 1/116

Austrian Art Nouveau table lamp, produced circa 1900s, in the form of a Deep Amethyst Glass Vase

Loetz glass ase with clear patina and green lines and circles

Handblown Iridescent Gold with Mimosa Pattern Shaped Bowl with Turned Lip.

Fine Vase Typical of the Loetz's 'Papillion' [Butterfly] Glass in Gold Introduced by Spaun in Paris

Signed Glass top: Loetz

Colourless glass, blue underlayering Decor: Papillon H 24.5 cm cf for the decor: Helmut Ricke [et al.], Lötz: Böhmisches Glas 1880-1940. Vol. 1: Werkmonographie, Munich 1989, ill....

Vase, around 1900 Cobalt blue grounding, the colourless covering layer being delicately spun in white veined silver yellow, the threads being drawn in wavy lines to a rib model, red...

Vase, around 1908, manufactured by Johann Loetz Witwe, Klostermühle Glass, "optically blown

Large Art Nouveau Iridescent center bowl. No signature.

which Loetz had designed after the Werkbund exhibition in Cologne in 1914. Optically charming with

glassworks Johann Loetz-Witwe. He invited some of the most important designers of the time to draft glasses

A dramatic Loetz Glass bowl. Michael Powolny (Austrian, 1871-1954), a Loetz bowl. Solid black

JOSEF HOFFMANN (1870 - 1956) Austria JOH. LÖTZ WITWE Klostermühle, Bohemia WIENER WERKSTÄTTE

Exceptionnal Art Nouveau glass vase with bronze overlay, most probably by Loetz or Kralik, circa

underside base. Unmarked, the tendrils reminiscent of Quezal, the bowl in the manner of Loetz. Probably

decoration on "Creta"-green ground and the signature "Loetz Austria" at the bottom. Both makes the heart of

engraved signature "Loetz Austria", can clearly be dated to the period circa 1900-1902.

Organic shapes were highly appreciated by the buying audience and the designers of the Loetz

The decor variant Medici or Phenomen Gre 2/484 was very successful for the Loetz Company. The

The Titania decors range amongst the most extravagant and difficult genres ever produced by Loetz

Loetz-Witwe. When developing this very appealing design, the Bohemian glass manufactory clearly took

Rare blue tango vase by Loetz enameled in white and designed by one of their greatest designers

The cooperation of Leopold Bauer with the glass manufacturer Johann Loetz-Witwe Klostermuhle began

Loetz Austria large Art Nouveau Phaenomen iridescent vase, circa 1900. A green background with

Bohemian Glass Vase Loetz Austrian Jugendstil Yellow circa 1901 decoration PG 1/154 One of the

An Austrian Jugendstil gooseneck vase with iridescent decoration by Johann Loetz. The vase is

Conch shell glass vase handmade by Johann Loetz Witwe Austria/Bohemia Jugendstil circa 1900 "Candia

Conch Shell Glass Vase Handmade by Johann Loetz Witwe Austria/Bohemia Jugendstil circa 1902