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Vaas - Confettispatglas in red, yellow and olive green on amber • Bohemia, around Loetz - Kralik • ca. 1925-1935 - Glass Bohemian interwar glass vase in which hundreds of colored glass fragments lie like a mosaic in amber glass; the flat-cut upper rim is factory finish and not damage. A mouth-blown mosaic glass vase from Bohemia, circa 1925 to 1935. Red, yellow, olive green and inky blue glass fragments lie like a mosaic in amber glass. Size and density distinguish this piece. At 21 centimeters and almost a kilo of glass, it is substantial for this genre. The fragments lie so densely that they form a continuous plane. For this object a Buy Now price has also been set for those who want to acquire it immediately without waiting. At a glance: Material: glass, mouth-blown and cased mosaic glass ("end of day") Dimensions: h 21 x diameter 13 cm Weight: 955 grams Brand: no factory mark, signature or label; also no pontil mark under the base Date: ca. 1925-1935 Provenance: from the collection of Decaders Gallery Description and context: Egg-shaped body with recessed shoulder and slowly widening neck, on a narrow foot ring. The colored fragments were rolled onto the hot glass and blown in: on the belly they remained round, on the shoulder and neck they stretched into stripe forms. A clear overlay layer encloses them, giving the surface a smooth finish. They are loose fragments without a kern ring, so mosaic glass and not millefiori. This genre was made in Bohemia for export during the interwar period. The closest and most color-rich work in this group is documented with Loetz, which marketed it under the production number 237 in jade green. Condition: Good. No break, crack, flake or restoration observed. The upper rim is flat-cut and not re-polished: with this form, factory finish and no damage. There is no pontil mark under the base. That exact combination separates a factory rim from a later shaved rim. In the matte ground there is some buildup, to be cleaned. Bubbles and slight asymmetry are production characteristics. See the images. In the interior: Fits in an Art Deco, mid-century, or eclectic interior, on a mantelpiece or windowsill. In daylight the amber base glows, while the blue fragments stand out as a silhouette. Shipping: Professionally packed in a sturdy box with cushioning material, for fragile objects a double box. Always insured with Track and Trace. See the feedback from previous buyers. Attribution and sources: No maker is claimed. The décor is placed alongside the four documented Loetz version 237 pieces. Technique and form match, but 237 has a jade-green base mass, and Loetz production numbers are color-specific. Welz is excluded: none of the sixty-six documented Welz decors has this dense mosaic structure, and Welz worked with folded edges. The Loetz/Kralik circle remains. The edge finishing has been checked against the identification guide by Warren Gallé on loetz.com. You can follow me above by bookmarking my page and clicking the heart to follow beside 'DECADERS Gallery'.
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