Featured Cased Glass Vase, Pink over White, with Lattice Pattern

Greetings! So, I know this is cased glass, but I am trying to recall whether there is some additional term for this particular style with the lattice design encased in the glass, or who might have made it? (Hopefully someone not in China?)
The vase is 9-1/4" tall, the pink glass has a satin exterior, while the inside layer appears shiny as seen through the diamond pattern.

 

LOVE IT !!! ... Joy.

 

Love this vase! I'm really new at Victorian glass but I want to say this looks like some things I've seen attributed to Mt. Washington. Not sure about the way the base is finished, I will definitely defer to those who know a lot more than I!

Linda

 

try
MOP (mother of pearl) DIAMOND QUILTED SATIN CASED GLASS

 

Don't know whether the term 'latticino' applies.

 

MOP, Mother of Pearl. Most of what is attributed to Mt. Washington was done by Phoenix, ca 1883-6. I'm not sure about this one. Phoenix's diamond usually has a circle of long long diamonds around the base, missing in this one.

 

MOP glass was in Italy in the 1960's & 1970's. Here is an article on rose bowls, but other shapes were made. It can be difficult to tell old from repo

http://www.theglassmuseum.com/rosebowls.htm


"latticino" does not apply.

 

Yes, I've had a few pieces of Murano "latticino", and it is rather different than this...

 

Also, try the term 'air trap'.
Patd

 

Definitely good terms, these!