Elegant and unmistakably Art Nouveau, this late-19th-century Bohemian art glass vase is possibly by the renowned Kralik Glassworks. Its graceful trumpet form is enhanced by an organic crackle or vein-like surface pattern, while the vibrant emerald green glass displays a luminous iridescent finish that shifts beautifully in changing light. The elongated silhouette and flowing decoration embody the innovative craftsmanship that made Bohemian glass celebrated throughout Europe. Whether displayed as a standalone statement piece or among a curated collection of antique art glass, this vase brings timeless sophistication and Old World artistry to any home. KEY FEATURES Late 19th-century Art Nouveau design Vibrant emerald green iridescent art glass Distinctive organic crackle/veined surface pattern Elegant trumpet-form silhouette Beautiful display piece for antique or art glass collections DETAILS Glass Maker: unidentified marker/pattern Silver Maker: marked but unidentified Origin: Bohemia (present-day Czech Republic) Era: Late 1800s (c. 1890–1900) Material: Hand-blown art glass Color: Emerald green with iridescent finish Style: Art Nouveau Condition: Excellent antique condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs observed. Light wear consistent with age. Dimensions: 7.1/4"H x 3.1/4"W. Base diameter: 2.1/8". Rim diameter: 1.3/8". Vase opening: 1.1/8" Metric Dimensions: 18.5cm H x 8.2cm W. Base diameter: 5.5cm. Rim diameter: 3.5cm. Vase opening: 2.8cm STYLING This elegant vase makes a striking focal point on a mantel, library shelf, curio cabinet, or entry table. Pair it with other Bohemian art glass, brass candlesticks, or carved wood accents to create an authentic Art Nouveau or Victorian-inspired display. Its vibrant color also complements modern interiors as a sculptural statement piece.