Featured Small Applied Flower Glass Footed Vase - Repro?

This small (4"tall X 3"diameter) footed vase has a lot going for it. A bright blue flower; the color changes from pink to the palest milk blue in the body; it has a pinched rim with a line of glass that matches the leaves and the turned-up feet. It has a rough pontil scar. But it was headed back to be re-donated, as it seems to me to be referential rather than from an earlier time. I don't know enough to be sure, so before I send it back for someone else to enjoy, I would appreciate your thoughts.

 

It reminds me of this other real or repro you had before
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/stevens-williams-pink-cased-glass-vase.56569/#post-3133285

 

Hmmmm
There’s this
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/ite...-murano-cased-pink-satin-glass-grapes-vase-xw

 

That's why I asked. I got this little piece a long time ago, and decided to move it to make room for something else. When I was putting together some things to re-donate I pulled this piece out. After the previous discussion, I wasn't sure what to do.

 

Maybe @Ownedbybear can makes sense of it.

 

That's it! Just bigger and more ornate. Thanks for tracking this down! I tried a lot or searches but didn't come anywhere near. Thank you very much.

 

Good idea. She knows here stuff.

 

Here's another one with the same citation and grapes.
Vintage MURANO Pink Satin Glass 3 Footed VASE w APPLIED LEAVES & GRAPES | eBay

 

That’s much closer, nice searching!

 

I just used your search.

 

Id be curious if these are considered Burmese feet, maybe obb can explain. Here it mentions these feet being made in 1980s Italy. But yours are more curved.
https://www.realorrepro.com/article/A-closer-look-at-Burmese-feet

 

Interesting article. I think this was an attempt to emulate the style of the Mt. Washington vases, which had this gradient pink to white some in the satin. Vase Pink Pairpoint & Mt. Washington Art Glass for sale | eBay Yes. Let's see what she says.

 

Hm. There goes my reputation.

Gut feel is too thick, too heavy and not detailed enough for S&W or another nineteenth century Stourbridge maker, or an Austrian one of the period. The rim is way too hefty, too. Have a look at the one that Will Farmer commented on, you'll see what I mean.

I'd go with 20th C Italian, post WW2. Might have been made on Murano, but could equally well be an Empoli factory. It's a little tourist piece - you see that applied grapes thing on 50s and 60s pots like mad.

 

That makes me very happy! I was thinking 21th century Chinese when I was asking repro. I should have made my question clearer. Sorry. I very much appreciate you taking the time to describe your observations. I buy older tourist pieces because they have mass appeal. I keep them for a while and then return them. Thank you.

 

You're very welcome. I like the gradation on it, pretty wee thing.

 

It creates a bright spot in the sun because it glows. Unfortunately, as my perfume\scent bottle collection has grown, it got moved off the window ledge. I recently finished a project of reviving a large howard miller curio cabinet which had good bones but was beaten up. There will now be space.

 

Nice Restoration, Kiko!
You’ll have it filled in no time!

 

You got that right.

 

Oh, I say. Lovely job.

I could fill that.

 

Thank you. You can send some stuff maybe Stourbridge and I send you the occasional picture so you can see it.