An exquisite late 19th-century Victorian mouth-blown art glass vase, attributed to premier Bohemian or English workshops (such as Harrach or Stevens & Williams). Featuring a classical bulbous body, an elongated neck, and a intricately hand-crimped ruffled rim, this piece is finely decorated with hand-painted enamel botanical florals and delicate leafy tendrils. Under UV blacklight, the glass glows with an intense, brilliant neon-green fluorescence, confirming a rich concentration of uranium dioxide within the glass batch. Era: Late 19th Century (c. 1880–1900) Origin: Bohemia / Great Britain Technique: Mouth-blown art glass, hand-crimped rim, hand-painted enamel Condition: Excellent antique condition. Free of cracks or ANY chips. Minor age appropriate surface wear to the enamel hand-painting, consistent with a fine late Victorian display piece.