Late 19th century to early 20th century, from the Czech Republic.
A ruby glass vase with an extensive amount of hand painted decoration
Its approx 18cm tall, 5.5cm diameter at the rim, and 6.5cm diameter at its widest.
Good overall condition with a small amount of light age related wear to the ruby stain, There has been a historic repair to the rim adding to the character, there is a slight frosting to the clear glass, See Photos.
There is a rough pontil mark on the base.
This is a very characterful piece of glass that has had some history.
The Czech Republic has a rich tradition of glassmaking dating back centuries. Bohemia, a region within the Czech Republic, is especially well-known for its glass production.
Ruby glass, also known as cranberry glass, is a type of glass that appears red or cranberry in color when held up to the light.
Many Czech glassware pieces, including vases, bowls, and glassware sets, are adorned with intricate gold decorations. These decorations are often hand-painted or gilded onto the glass to create stunning and ornate patterns.
Czech ruby and gold decorative glassware are highly collectible. They are prized for their craftsmanship, beauty, and historical significance.
Several famous Czech glassmaking companies have produced exquisite ruby and gold glassware. Some of these include Moser Glass, Bohemian Glass, and Harrachov Glassworks, among others.
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