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Glass Identification - Post here for all ID requests => Glass => Topic started by: paradisetrader on May 07, 2006, 10:37:20 AM
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Lovely as they are, collectors need to be aware that these are turning up on Ebay described as Loetz and even some with spurious signatures I believe.
http://www.glassmuller.com/secese-en.html#
Indeed he should be proud of his work and I can see a day when these will be collected in their own right.
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Truly it looks like real quality and I wouldn't mind owning some. Terry
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:D:shock::D
These are gorgeous! I can't find any way of buying them, though!
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I have a piece of this glass, and it is signed by the artist. It's very well made, and the craftsmanship is high quality, but someone experienced in Loetz wouldn't be fooled by a Muller piece IMO.
Most of it is signed from what I've seen, but I believe some unscrupulous individuals are resigning them as Loetz :evil:
The only place I've seen to purchase these is on eBay.
Brian
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resigning them as Loetz
Ok that's what must have happened. Thanks for that Brian.
We have a lot more inexperienced collectors here Brian (me included).
I would easily be fooled by these but unlikely to pay Loetz prices - so that keeps me "safe" :D
Going by the amount of stuff headlined as Loetz on Ebay I would be careful but even I could be tempted by a piece that looked the real deal at below the going rate (whatever that is).
Yes these look very well made and I wouldn't say no to a piece just because it was recently made. It fascinates me though that you should have a piece, Brian !
For comparision ? Just becuase you just like it ?
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It fascinates me though that you should have a piece, Brian !
For comparision ? Just becuase you just like it ?
Hi Peter,
I bought it about seven or so years ago. The piece I have I truly love. It's a copy of a wonderful Loetz vase. If it was real, the value would be, well let's just say I could probably take the rest of the year off comfortably ;-)
But honestly I bought it mostly due to the curiosity of what their glass was like, and felt it was important to acquire an example as a Loetz and Bohemian glass collector.
If my memory serves me correctly it was all of about $80. It came in a nice box that had their factory logos all over, and a little card (in Czech) telling about the company. It's also signed on the base Muller, with a silver foil sticker too, so their definitely not trying to pull the wool over on anyone. I suspect this is either happening later by someone else, or maybe they will sell their pieces unsigned if requested, I'm not sure.
Brian