A striking Victorian cranberry glass vase with a gently flared, undulating rim and a distinctive applied clear glass foot formed from textured pad-like feet. The cranberry colour is rich and even, with excellent translucency and visible hand-worked characteristics throughout.
The base construction and applied feet are typical of late 19th-century English glassmaking and elevate this well beyond later decorative cranberry wares. Elegant as a stand-alone piece, or ideal for a single stem or small arrangement.
Details
Origin: England
Date: c. 1880–1900
Material: Cranberry glass with applied clear glass feet
Form: Footed vase with flared ruffled rim
Height: approx. 12–14 cm
Condition: Very good antique condition. Minor bubbles, inclusions, and tooling marks consistent with age and manufacture. No chips or cracks noted.
A strong decorative example of Victorian table and parlour glass — increasingly scarce in this colour and form.
