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Black Amethyst Glass Bud Vase-Hand-Painted Moriage "Dot Art" Hearts Motift Germany 1960's

Posted in Zephyrhills, FL

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Black Amethyst Glass Bud Vase-Hand-Painted Moriage "Dot Art" Hearts Motift Germany 1960's Lovely & light weighted 6 1/4" T x 1 3/4" weighing 4 oz. Lovely condition with no chips or cracks, when you rub your finger around the top rim, it feels a little uneven, this is when it was painted A Bit of History: Vintage Pieces featuring raised dot-work (often referred to as pointillism or moriage-style enamel) surged in popularity as exported European novelty & souvenir ceramics during this time Hand-applied enamel dots & painted heart motifs were typically applied in small independent cottage workshops or via hand-painted export lines Amethyst glass is made by adding dense colorants typically manganese dioxide or other heavy mineral oxides to the molten glass While first produced in the mid-19th century, this striking glassware enjoyed its golden age during the 1920s & 1930s-the Depression & Art Deco era. Because of its sleek, modern aesthetic it became incredibly popular for Art Deco decor.

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Used (normal wear)

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