A stunning Victorian-era cranberry glass Jack-in-the-Pulpit vase, dating from 1850-1899. This elegant piece features a ruffled rim, with the front pulled down and the back raised, mirroring the distinctive shape of the Jack-in-the-Pulpit flower.
Key Features:
•Hand-Blown Cranberry Glass: Rich ruby hues created using gold chloride, with natural imperfections such as bubbles and slight irregularities, characteristic of antique glassware.
•Applied Rigaree Detailing: A decorative crimped glass collar, a hallmark of Victorian epergnes.
•Metal Stand: I don’t believe this is the original stand for this piece.
•Rare & Collectible: The Jack-in-the-Pulpit design is highly sought-after by collectors of antique art glass.
Measurements: 22.5cm tall x 9cm wide
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