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Schachtenbach becher example here which has similarities with your flakon.
It's white with gilding and a blue snake. 
https://www.auctions-fischer.de/catalogues/online-catalogues/249-27th-glass-sale-in-zwiesel.html?L=1&kategorie=102&artikel=61531&L=1&cHash=c13334f82b

There is another with a white snake on white so according to Dr Fischer auctions they made white on white as well.
https://www.auctions-fischer.de/catalogues/online-catalogues/283-ii-european-glass-studio-glass.html?L=1&kategorie=102&artikel=96341&L=1&cHash=13e4e72c7b

There are a number of flakons on there as well but none have the stopper in the same shape as yours.  They are all different but the stoppers are more ornate in shape.

The gilding on your flakon and the base/foot has some similarities with the first becher.

Some examples from the Cristallerie Saint-Louis museum here:
https://cdn-bbagm.nitrocdn.com/NsnkCQqpWdOulWSJzQyDCyGWSpLAdiyT/assets/images/optimized/rev-5abe659/www.mv-bracelet.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/opaline-vert-saint-louis.jpg

Thanks. If the frosting is very fine it could be applied. Wish I put in more effort at languages at school - been trying to learn German…partly because of the glass books.

Yes!! I think the flowers could be silk. The problem is that the piece is stored out of Mexico City and it will take one more month until I can see it Meanwhile, I was trying to make some progress in the research.
So far, this is the most similar porcelain vase that I could find. https://www.intondo.com/en/products/74068/decor/decorative-object/floral-composition-in-glass-display-with-ceramic-vase-or-cornucopia-19th-century
Comes from Central Italy, 19th century. It is not a cornucopia but I found some similarities.
I will definitely look underneath for the makes mark. Thank you so much, NevB!!!

Is it possibly a porcelain cornucopia with a dried or silk flower display? I would think the porcelain would have a makers mark if you could possibly look underneath.

Thank you very much, Lustrousstone. Yes, it looks like porcelain to me too...but this board is the only place with experts in hand vases that I know so I thought that maybe you have seen some other similar pieces while doing your research in glass. The article of Marinka Bozzek that I refered to ended like this:

"Marinka has been researching hand vases for the last couple of years, and is in the early stages of writing a book about them. She is very interested in hearing from other collectors of hand vases, and anyone who has more information, for example, original pattern books, manufacturers, or any other relevant documentation. She would love to see photos of other collector's examples of hand vases, too. You can contact her via the Glass Message Board at http://www.glassmessages.com. "

This is mainly why I decided to write to you all. But, maybe should I contact her? By any chance, do you know how to contact her directly?

Thanks again!

Welcome to the board. Lovely but I suspect that your vase is ceramic rather than glass, which means we probably can't help you

Picked up a lovely pair of small 5" vases and they look very much like the draped pattern
but i cannot find this shape anywhere and was wondering if anyone has any ideas whom made
them and if they are draped Kralik or Welz who seemed to have both made this style of base
pattern like a radiating sun rays or a target patterning?? Thanks for looking.