Unusual glass vase help please

Hi there

Could anyone tell me who may have made this vase, or what this style is called? This is the only photo I have.




Thank you.

 

I don't know if there is a better name for them but if you search coil stem or coil base glass vase you should find a bunch.

 

Hi @Louise88,
Didn't we have a small exchange earlier about your vase? My post and your comment appear to be missing now? Oh well, as long as you have the answer you were looking for.

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/462885667950034340/
Here is another "similar" vase for you to use in your search, if needed.

 

I think this form is typically Sooner glass, made in Oklahoma.

 

" Hand blown glass lilies stretch glass " brings up a host of them.

Plus, my original link with concise information was deleted, somehow.

 

Just an FYI - this(OP's item) is not stretch glass. I don't doubt you found some search results where similar items come up in a search for stretch glass.

Here is a page with some examples of actual stretch glass:

http://www.ddoty.com/stretch.html

http://www.glassencyclopedia.com/stretchglass.html

 

Thank you for the information. I didn't know that. I was just referring the spammy keywords on Pinterest. Many times, if you highlight some of the words and search you can find what you are looking for. But, I think the first link proved beneficial.

 

I think the vase Louise is showing may be a recent import. Possibly from China. The search for coiled vase brings up a lot of Fort Smith Glass, Arkansas Glass, or Sooner as Aaron said.
Which this isn't.

The vase shown by Louise can be found frequently in thrift stores. Maybe a florist item.

 

I think you're right - although the form resembles some of the Sooner glass pieces, it isn't really an exact match, and sooner glass is never completely clear like this one is. Thanks Pat!