Topic: please help to identify

[style-invasion]

hello to all of you, i bought this vase short ago on an estate sale... there has been a lot czech glass and murano glass as well...
unfortunately all other pieces has been brutaly chiped or completely broken... this has been the only thing in good condition (worth buying?)
anyway 2 euros is not a big risk... (by the way it was unbelievable dirty when i bought it ... while cleaning this green thread work appears...)
it's polished underneath

does anybody knows something about maker or origin? would be great...

[style-invasion]

another pic

[style-invasion]

height is: 11 inches 28cm
may I ak if this vase is supposed to be either czech or is it an italian piece of work?
or ist it unfortunately chinese?

[Lustrousstone]

Patience!
I think it's Czech. I'm sure I saw something similar this morning in one of my books.

[style-invasion]

I need more books I guess...

[chopin-liszt]

Could we ask which brunswick you hail from? Brunswick alone isn't enough for us to tell which part of the globe you inhabit, and geographical origins can often help with id. (although glass does travel extensively)

[style-invasion]

oh well... certainly brunswick... near hannover.... not that far from berlin... :pb: germany

[Lustrousstone]

There are Brunswicks in six countries. The UK has five places called Brunswick...

[style-invasion]

sorry, its called braunschweig in german...
thought it might be helpful to translate... my fault

[chopin-liszt]

It is very helpful to translate - given the dreadful way most english speakers do not seem to speak other languages at all - myself included.
my entire German vocabulary (translated into english) consists of;
"1,2,3,4,5,11, snowflakes, puddles."