🩵 Peacock-Teal Vintage Glass Vase (likely 1930s)

Striking Color • Elegant Deco-Era Form • This stunning peacock-teal glass vase is a long-held family piece ~ definitely vintage, and quite possibly from the 1930s based on its design and glass characteristics. The vase features: • Vertical fluting reminiscent of early Art Deco styling • A softly scalloped rim • A raised stepped pedestal base often seen in 1930s–40s pressed glass • A deep teal-blue color that glows beautifully in natural light While the exact maker is unknown, the weight, tone, and style align closely with early to mid-20th-century decorative pressed glass. Many collectors associate this color family with Depression-era and pre-war glass. What is certain: this is an older, well-preserved piece with a richer, rarer teal tone than the more common pastel Depression-glass colors. It remains wonderfully water-tight, making it equally lovely for fresh flowers or as a sculptural display piece. As you can see, I am using it for seashells. ✨ Condition • Excellent vintage condition for its age • Color is saturated and luminous • Beautiful display presence 💵 Price Given the age, uncommon color, Deco-style form, and excellent condition, similar vintage teal glass vases (1930s–50s) often list between $125–$195 depending on platform. Asking $160 A fair and justifiable collector price for a piece of this age, style, and color. Especially the color, so pretty with yellow or pink flowers. And gorgeous just displayed alone.

Condition

Used (normal wear)

Original Or Reproduction

Vintage original

Object Type

Vase

Type Of Glass

Pressed glass