A fine mid-20th-century Bohemian ruby flashed crystal vase, hand-etched using the traditional cut-to-clear technique pioneered by Friedrich Egermann. This substantial 30 cm exhibition-sized piece features a rich, deep copper-ruby stain over a heavy transparent lead crystal body. The body is meticulously decorated with a classic Biedermeier-revival forest landscape divided into two primary hand-engraved scenic registers. The obverse depicts a leaping stag flanked by stylized fern trees, while the reverse showcases a romanticized medieval castle with arched windows and a flag-crested tower. Both focal points are framed by elaborate rococo-style cartouches featuring fine lattice-work structures. The rim and foot are finished with a continuous pattern of geometric lenses and cat's eye notches, a design benchmark characteristic of Egermann's mid-century export production. Preserved in excellent vintage condition with sharp engraving cuts and no chips or flea bites along the rim. At 30 cm, this represents a highly desirable, large-scale cabinet specimen of post-war Czechoslovakian glass artistry. Approximately dimensions: Height: 30 cm. Diameter: 12 cm. Weight: 805 g. All information provided to the best of my knowledge and belief. Pictures are part of description. This lot will be carefully packaged and send by registered mail.