Victorian stunning antique pink satin glass cabinet vase. Hand-crafted in the late 19th century (circa 1880s), this exquisite piece features a beautifully defined diamond-quilted (air-trap) pattern beneath a flawless, frosted satin finish.
The vase showcases masterfully executed color shading, transitioning seamlessly from a vibrant, deep rose pink near the flared rim to a soft, delicate blush pink at the base.
Flip the vase over to reveal an elegant molded swirl-ribbed foot and a perfectly smooth, ground-out pontil mark, a classic hallmark of high-quality, authentic hand-blown Victorian art glass (highly characteristic of renowned makers like Thomas Webb & Sons or Mt. Washington).
When placed near ambient light, the cased inner layers catch the illumination, giving the quilted pattern an enchanting glow.
Very Good Antique Condition. This piece has been beautifully preserved. There are no cracks, structural repairs, or heavy abrasions to the delicate satin finish.
As expected with authentic hand-blown glassware of this era, minor internal bubbles or tiny manufacturing anomalies may be present, which only add to its unique historical character.
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Height: 15.5 cm (approx. 6 inches)
Width: 10cm at the widest point.