Fritz Heckert 3 handle vase, circa 1885-1905

From the Fritz Heckert glass factory here is a 3 handles vase with 2 tone enameling decoration, possibly by Oskar Jummel, fourth quarter of nineteen century.
Stand at 12.5 cm tall by 19 cm at the wide portion of the vase on a 6 cm base.
The inner clear glass layout possess 12 wall( dodecagon )shape panels , you can notice on the rim also, make it very unique an unusual.
Remaining mark under only “H”left.

Oskar Jummel, originally from Leipzig and from a family of merchants. He was married to a sister of Sophie Emilie Heckert (née Wesche). As Heckert’s brother-in-law and a gifted, imaginative designer, he produced numerous designs for Fritz Heckert. His work was characterized by delicate floral motifs in subtle enamel colors combined with gold, or by knights, coats of arms, and genre scenes in an Old German style.