Green vase with enamel Lillies.

kowilato, (no return address, it came through Ebay)

Your vase is interesting, I've not seen any of it's relatives.

The weight (thickness) of the glass and the shading from crystal to green, (bottom to top) are both examples of Skilled Work. As it the (heavier than normal) enamel flowers.

I wish I could tell you more, but "its not in my wheelhouse."

 

Tom are you asking a question?
Did someone send this to you out of the blue.
There is a kowilato on ebay, but doesn't appear to be here on the board.

The vase appears to be European. Do you think it is old or the newer Romanian glass. Need to see the bottom.

 

They wrote me, I couldn't find them to answer. Bottom is featureless, no pontil, no nothing. Slight concave.
I think 20th century ca. 1935 +-.

If you can contact them....
thanks

 

I'm not on ebay anymore.
I think @bercrystal is an ebay seller, maybe she can link this to them. Trying to remember if @pearlsnblume might also be an ebay seller.

 

I have sent a message to an eBay member with that user ID & invited him to join the forum for some additional help with the vase.

Hopefully, I did not send it to the wrong person who is now reading the message & wondering what the hell I was talking about.

 

I just heard back from this person & he is going to hopefully follow up with us here.

I think he went first to the eBay boards & also to a Facebook group but didn't get much help from either.

 

Peggy -
Thank you for your help.

 

Yes, thanks to all of you. I had no idea where to go for this. Now I realize I have exposed the vase to others so, perhaps, some information can be found about it.

 

It is similar to Mt Joye and Legras glass, but would need to see the bottom.
The first photo is Mt Joye, the second is a Legras bottom.
Is it @kentworld who collects this type of glass? @anundverkaufen

 

Cluttered, the picture of the bottom supplied closely resembles the Mt Joye you supplied. Thanks.

 

My first reaction was Mt Joye

 

Sorry, glass is not my area (pottery and porcelain). However, I’m thinking first half of 20th c from the shape and decoration. That’s all I can contribute!