Art Nouveau Glass Vase Phenomenon Gre Crete 7767 from Loetz, Austria-Hungary, 1900s

Finest bohemian art nouveau glass vase: shaped, blown, bulbous body with 12-lobed, slightly ribbed wall on a flush, round base, the wall raised to a spherical oval shape, slightly flared rim, drawn outwards on two sides and pressed down to form an almond-shaped opening, polished pontil on the underside. Shape: series ii, prod. Nr. – pn 513, year 1900 (old: 7767, 1899) decor: phenomenon genre – pg crete 7767 creta-green underlaid, clear glass with silver-yellow threads and overlaid with dots, drawn by a 12-part rib model to form a wave pattern, reduced and iridescent shimmering gold. Manufactured by loetz widow / klostermühle / bohemia / austria-hungary dating of manufacture: around 1900 size: height: 12,0 cm / 4.72 in width: 16,0 cm / 6.29 in depth: 13,0 cm / 5.11 in bibliography: lötz, böhmisches glas / bohemian glass 1880 – 1940, band 1 / part 1, work monograph, prestel-verlag, munich, 1989, page 90, nr. 49 vase, page 329, phänomen gre 7767 / decor lötz, böhmisches glas / bohemian glass 1880 – 1940, band 2 / part 2, catalogue of pattern cuts, prestel-verlag, munich, 1989, page 100, nr. 513 / form condition: excellent. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity

issues arising from misattribution