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Then, in 1902 - the form was revisited, but with the feature of six distinct indentions that encircle the vase’s shoulder. Reference: Das Bohmische Glas Band IV, page 52 and Loetz Bohemian Glass 1880-1940 (Hatje Cantz).
Possibly a Candia Silberiris, this example produced in amber green glass has an iridescent finish that shades from silvery blue to green-gold and pink.
Stands approximately 8” tall. Unsigned. Its cobalt blue rim has an irregularity that may appear to be a chip in the photos, but it is not. This is a manufacturing (tool) feature, that has a smooth surface and is under the iridescence. A small “glob” of glass on the interior of the vase shows up as a dark spot on the lower half of the body. No damage or restoration.
Item ID: GCE000161