Lötz, Art Nouveau vase.
Slender Art Nouveau art-glass vase with a violet neck and blue-green body. The elongated form with narrow opening and rounded base is enhanced by a refined iridescent surface that creates a lively colour play depending on the light. The softly satin-like finish and subtle tonal transitions are characteristic of Lötz production around 1900.
Origin: Bohemia (now Czech Republic).
Made by: Lötz.
Material: Iridescent art glass.
Dimensions: H. 20 cm, D. 8 cm.
Period: Early 20th century.
Condition: Very good condition with minor age-related wear.
Provenance: Private German collection.
Bio:
Johann Lötz Witwe was among the most important glassmakers of the Art Nouveau movement around 1900. The workshop is particularly renowned for sophisticated iridescent effects and elegant forms, where colour, light, and silhouette are combined into a harmonious whole. Slender vases such as this were often conceived as decorative standalone objects and reflect the period’s ideal of uniting art and craftsmanship.
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