It is 22cm (8¾ inches) high x 29cm (11½ inches) wide x 17.5 cm (6⅞ inches) deep.
Seen in crystal, green and blue in a frosted finish.
Other colors possible are amber, and pink.
Until recently I didn't know that this vase design existed.
It just goes to show that there are still glass jewels which continue to turn up out of the blue and this vase is one of them.
It was kindly brought to my attention by a collector from West Yorkshire in the U.K.
The Maker and Country of Origin is unknown at this point in time.
However it is possible that these vases were made by
VEB SACHSENGLAS an East German enterprise post World War II.
Should you have or know of a makers catalogue or other documentation that can confirm the Maker and Country of Origin please contact me.
I can be contacted at [email protected]
Neil Cooper
However it is possible that these vases were made by
VEB SACHSENGLAS an East German enterprise post World War II.
Should you have or know of a makers catalogue or other documentation that can confirm the Maker and Country of Origin please contact me.
I can be contacted at [email protected]
Neil Cooper
Pictured below is a SCHMETTERLING (Butterfly) vase that was made by August Walther & Sohne.
Seen in crystal, amber, green, blue and pink in a frosted finish.
Pictured below is the vase as seen in the August Walther & Sohne 1936 catalogue
August Walther & Sohne was nationalized post World War II and placed under the control of an East German Enterprise called VEB SACHSENGLASS.
Pictured below is the SCHMETTERLING vase as seen in a 1965
VEB SACHSENGLAS catalogue.
Neil Cooper
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