Mid-Century Amber Art Glass Vase, Hand-Painted Enamel Florals

A jewel-toned mid-century amber art glass vase with a classic flared collar silhouette and hand-applied enamel floral decoration—the kind of decorative glass collectors chase for its glow, painterly surface, and period-correct form. The body shifts from warm honey-amber to a deeper amber at the base, creating a subtle “cased” look in the light, while the enamel work (stylized blooms, scrolling stems, and white/cream petal highlights) sits beautifully on the curved surface. This style is strongly associated with post-war decorative glass (circa 1950s–1970s), when Central European makers—especially Bohemian/Czech workshops—produced richly colored vases with enamel painting for export and for the growing mid-century interiors market. Many examples from this period are unmarked, and attribution is often made by form, glass tone, and enamel technique. The lightweight feel and clean shaping suggest a decorative art-glass piece intended for display as much as for use. Measurements • Height: 7 1/4 in (18.4 cm) • Widest diameter: 3 1/8 in (7.9 cm) Condition • Very good vintage condition overall. • No chips or cracks observed in the provided photos. • Light, expected age-related surface wear may be present (minor handling marks; close inspection under bright light may reveal faint rubs). • Enamel decoration appears well-preserved with normal, minor vintage variability. Character & Display Appeal This vase has serious shelf presence—glowing amber, crisp mid-century geometry, and delicate enamel florals that read as both romantic and modern. Perfect as a stand-alone object, or with a single stem/bud arrangement. A strong fit for Mid-Century Modern, Hollywood Regency, or European decorative arts collections.