The Art Nouveau iridescent glass vase from Bohemia, dated around 1915, exemplifies early 20th century glass artistry with its blown glass technique and shimmering surface. This vase, attributed to Loetz Witwe, features an elegant amber-brown mouthblown shape that comes alive with vibrant color shifts depending on light exposure, displaying hues of green, purple, blue, orange, red, gold, and yellow. Its wide opening resembles a blossoming flower, enhanced by an iridized glow in yellow, gold, and pink tones. A distinctive white pulled feather design decorates the surface, adding to this vase's artistic appeal. This piece is preserved in perfect original condition and embodies the innovative spirit and aesthetic qualities of Art Nouveau glass work in Bohemia during the 1900-1919 period.
Size: Not specified.
Condition: Good. *perfect original condition
Origin: Czech Republic
Period: 1900-1919
Materials: blown glass - iridescent
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