Vase - Vase - smoked trumpet vase on a scalloped fan foot, Art Deco • Bohemia • ca. 1930–1940 - Glass

Here is the text with Fumé used throughout instead of Amber:

Vase - Fumé trumpet vase on a cut waisted foot, Art Deco • Czechoslovakia (attrib.) • ca. 1930-1940 - Glass

Trumpet vase made of fumé glass with a cut rim and a fluted stem, which tones from honey to cognac when exposed to sunlight. Subtle and unnamed; a maker is not claimed.

Fumé trumpet vase in Art Deco style, pressed glass, presumably from Czechoslovakia, circa 1930-1940. From a slender stem the body broadens to a cut rim, on a foot with radial ribs. Against sunlight the glass shifts from honey to cognac, where the thick facets become darker.

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In one glance:

Material: fumé glass, pressed

Dimensions: h 28 x w 15 cm

Weight: 1320 grams

Brand: no factory mark, signature or label found

Dating: ca. 1930-1940

Provenance: private collection, Western Europe

Description and context:

Conical body with vertical facets and stepped cross ribs beneath the rim. The stem transitions with a finely ribbed cuff into the fluted foot; the underside shows a dark, rough circular spot where the stem joins. The stepped ribs and radiant foot are typical of Art Deco. A weight of 1320 grams at 28 cm height indicates a thick wall, characteristic of pressed glass rather than mouth-blown work.

Condition:

Very good. Rim and foot edges: no chips, hairlines or restorations observed. Wall: fine scratches and small bubbles. Bottom underside: one small lighter spot just outside the ribs. See the images.

In the interior:

Fits in an Art Deco, vintage, or eclectic interior, on a sideboard, mantle, or windowsill. In front of a window the glass shines warmly.

Shipping:

Professionally packed in a sturdy box with cushioning material, for fragile objects a double box. Always insured shipment with Track & Trace. See the feedback from previous buyers.

Attribution and sources:

A factory or maker has not been established and is not claimed. The country is an estimate based on form and color: fumé Art Deco-press glass of this kind partly came from Czechoslovakia. Germany remains possible. A visual comparison with documented specimens did not yield a match.

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One point to check: "from honey to cognac" belongs to amber. Fumé is smoke-colored glass, so that color description may not be accurate anymore. Would you like me to adjust it to, for example, "from smoke gray to warm brown"?