The beauty of a website is that it can continually be updated as new information surfaces, and our pledge to you has always been to bring you the most up-to-date information on Loetz. Recently, one of our Loetz Advisory Group members, Andy Jelcic, noticed that several of the examples placed within the PG 1/473 décor category were different from the others. Frankly, I own one of these pieces and had never noticed this difference before. But as soon as I began studying these examples, the difference became clear! Since we do not know what to call these examples, they will be placed within the PG 1/473 décor category as "variants" until we can find a proper name for them. In the meantime, if anyone can help us discover the proper name for these lovely PG's, please let us know. For more information on the differences between these examples and PG 1/473 please follow this link.
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Welcome to the “NEW” Loetz.com!
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WE ARE ASKING FOR YOUR SUPPORT...
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A new Loetz decor & request for your help!
Loetz.com is pleased to start the new year by presenting another new decor, Diana m Vulcan. This is an early Series I decor first produced c1898. This vase was exhibited at the... -
Please Welcome a New Decor & Help Us Celebrate Loetz.com's 7th Birthday!
In February of 2012, we acquired the URL for Loetz.com to ensure that this site would be updated, accurate and remain a free, non-for-profit resource for anyone wanting to obtain... -
Yet another new decor! Please welcome PG 2/315
Thanks to collector, Dieter Forthuber, we are please to present a new decor, PG 2/315. This decor was originally thought to be a "one-off". However, after finding several...