Early 20th Century Loetz Glass Art Nouveau Green Glass Vase With Pewter Stand

Description

An eye-catching vase made of translucent green bubble glass affixed to a trim pewter stand.

Sleek, slender Art Nouveau style, … more An eye-catching vase made of translucent green bubble glass affixed to a trim pewter stand.

Sleek, slender Art Nouveau style, a commanding height, and a striking emerald hue that makes a statement. Truly beautiful work of art and rarely found in this size. Early 20th-century vintage, yet versatile -- the perfect accent for the retro or modern interior.

The vase is hand-blown and has a pontil mark with a few small divots, confirming authenticity. Although it is unsigned, many Loetz vases during this time did not contain a manufacturer mark. Remarkably, this particular vase has all the qualities used to determine Loetz glass work in the early 1900's, including: glass color, presence of a pontil mark, stylistic quality of fluted top and characteristic metals Loetz used in his larger pieces.

The stand is in excellent shape, still sturdy and smooth, with just a hint of tarnish and occasional tiny scratches that give it vintage charm. The feet of the stand are still lined with green felt to protect table surfaces.

Truly exceptional piece, rarely found in this size.

No cracks or chips, and no damage affecting the symmetry or overall smoothness of the glass.


Dimensions:
Height of vase only: 13 inches
Diameter at top: 4.75 Inches
Total height, with stand: 18.5 inches less