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<p>[QUOTE="clutteredcloset49, post: 205454, member: 85"]Size would help.</p><p>If about 6-8" tall, I would call it a bud vase. A bud vase is meant to hold a single rose.</p><p>A spill vase held sticks for lighting something from an existing fire. A spill vase would most likely not be tapered to such a narrow point.</p><p>A trumpet vase is usually taller and wider.</p><p>I have no idea what a specimen vase is. However, it is not an elegant name for a sterling vase.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="clutteredcloset49, post: 205454, member: 85"]Size would help. If about 6-8" tall, I would call it a bud vase. A bud vase is meant to hold a single rose. A spill vase held sticks for lighting something from an existing fire. A spill vase would most likely not be tapered to such a narrow point. A trumpet vase is usually taller and wider. I have no idea what a specimen vase is. However, it is not an elegant name for a sterling vase.[/QUOTE]
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