EARLY LOETZ
This page has part of a rare collection of early Loetz (much more to come) - glass made by them before they specialised in the fine iridised glass we all know and love -our article of this early period of Loetz will be in the March 2017 issue of Antique Collecting Magazine, but for a much better reference see here Dr. Kai Hasselbach -At the end of the page there are also some fine Loetz miniatures.

Alpengruen
A wonderful Loetz Alpengruen vase - blue shading to green decorated with branches and birds with amber and red beads 1893 c 6 inches across - 3 small red beads missing alas but still amazing-enamellers codes to base . Price £1,250

Elephant
Giant clear Loetz elephant c7 1/2 inches tall by 12 inches wide c1893 -part of the rare figural range. Price £1,500

Opal Blue
Stunning pair of Early Loetz blue opal pieced top vases with floral enamel and gilding c 9 inches tall c 1890 Price £625 pair

Opal Pink
Stunning 2 handled vibrant pink early Loetz vase PN 500, c1893, gilded with one of the classic French Rococo patterns. Price £625

Spreading Peach
Superb early Loetz mat 'spreading-peach' coloured vase enamelled with spreading peach blossom c1889 just under 11 1/2 inches tall. SOLD.

Carneol/Malachit
Super early Loetz Malachit bowl vase gilded with one of the classic French Rococo patterns c 9 inches across Price £495

Carneol/Onyx
Very early and imposing Loetz enamelled carneol vase brown and red on a pink base with blue stripes and classic islamic enamel down the collar c1885 Price £1,100

Carneol
Another early Loetz enamelled Carneol vase on a pink base with blue stripes and classic Islamic enamel c1885 SOLD.

Arcadia
Amazing enamelled Loetz Arcadia vase (a combination of opal and green) c1900 decorated with anemone like flowers, very rare. Price £675

Diana Cisele
Tiny 2 3/4 inches tall Diana Cisele Loetz miniature -possibly not from the range made for Liberties, c1900, Price £198
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