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$55.00Vintage Hyacinth Vase in Monk Style
Monk style vintage Hyacinth vase, also called bulb vase, in beautiful satin blue. Place water inside and a flower or foliage bulb on top. Results in a beautiful indoor flower display.
Hyacinth vase forms often originate from Europe, but were made in all glass making countries. The monk style is particularly a European form.
Clear glass with deep satin cobalt exterior. The rims were heat polished. Blown into mold and hand-finished. In very good condition with some very light scratching to the cobalt satin acid finish.
Measures 8″ tall. Circa estimated 1940 – 1970. Could be earlier.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Lovely vintage bulb vase by Pilgrim Art Glass, U.S.A.. Made by hand sometime during the Mid-20th Century.
Cranberry glass is a beautiful pink glass with a range of intensities. Until recently, the color was produced by adding real gold to the glass batch. The more gold used, the deeper and darker the pink became. The color intensity is also affected by the thickness of the glass, as it does with any other color of glass.
This vase has a deep, rich cranberry color with fairly thin blown optic glass. It was mouth blown into a 20-panel optic mold. Finished by hand-tool to create the crimped neck and rim ruffles. See image 5 for a color intensity example.
Quality vintage cranberry glass vase looks and works great with large flower bulbs. Perfect for a handful of flowers too. Sitting next to a huge Pilgrim Art Glass cranberry bag vase in image 6.
Measures 5.75″ tall, 4″ round base, with a 3.5″ round neck opening. In excellent condition.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Sparkling Hyacinth vase and matching centerpiece bowl
Blown glass bulb vase and bowl matching set in hand-blown fine crackle glass. The Hyacinth, or bulb vase is in the teardrop shape with a tall bowl. This means it probably was made in the mid-20th century. Antique bulb vases are normally found with a shorter bulb bowl.
The Hyacinth vase has a pontil scar on the seat. It was mouth blown with a sheared polished rim. The matching large bowl does not have an evident pontil mark, probably obscured. Both items are in fine crackle, accomplished by dipping the hot formed glass in cold water.
Beautiful mid-century modern glass. Maker unknown. Possible German made glass. Estimated circa: 1970.
The vase measures 6.25″ tall and the bowl is 7.75″ round, 3.75″ tall. Both in perfect condition.