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Posted 1 year ago
Shawnl86
(88 items)
I knew I had to have a really amazing piece of glass as my 100th post, I purchased this last week, and was impressed when it was unwrapped!
I believe this vase was produced by the Stevens Williams Glass Company in the early 1900s.
This vase has Gorgeous features! First off the Stripped pattern within the glass is very Beautiful, the Applied Vaseline Leafs and Vines are nice Victorian touch and the way the glass changes from Opalescent to Pink is just Incredible!
Its stunning the way the Striped Pattern and Applied Glass leafs just Scream Bright Green under a Black light!
The Vase is in Mint condition, which I attribute to the Good Care by previous Generations.
Thanks for Looking!
Best Regards
Shawnl86
Vaseline GlassAlso known as uranium glass, vaseline glass glows bright green under ultrav…
British Art GlassWhile some people associate British art glass with that of Scandinavia sinc…
Beautiful-- I would suspect Victorian Czech ( maybe Kralik) before S & W.
Is the pontil rough on the bottom?
Scott
Thanks Scott, I figured you would enjoy this one, we seem to share a common interest in Victorian Applied Glass! The Pontil is Rough, and Not polished.
I felt alittle bad for the seller, I was the only person who bid on it.
I Appreciate all the Feedback Guys!
I would be smitten to add such a gorgeous piece to my collection!
Thanks Vaselinealley! :D
Thanks Kerry and Czechman!