Topic: Is this 60s/70s glass ?

[Olderisbetter]

Firstly hello, I found this site after a google search for my glass, I have a long standing love of glass and very often i buy items with a very limited knowledge    , Well that said can anyone identify this item, It is about 8"s tall and10"s wide and 4"s deep, Quite flat and very heavy with a yellow interior, Thanks for looking Rob.

[Olderisbetter]

Any coments? I am just trying to find out it is not  from "Next" or "The Range" 

[chopin-liszt]

hi and welcome, sorry it's taken somebody so long to say anything to you at all!
I think you can rule out Next or the Range, but you perhaps are right in thinking of home interior places - it might be Svaja, a good quality maker, sometimes found in art galleries as well as high end furnishing stores.
It has that sort of a feel about it, to me, but I'm no expert on this!
Just thought it was about time somebody said something. 

[Olderisbetter]

Thanks, I googled the make you said and i can see quite a few vases that look well made, I will sit on google images and try to see if i find anything near, Thanks for your input, Rob

[chopin-liszt]

A more general comment would be that I think it is very recent, but very well made. I suspect its origins are more Poland than China.
What does the bottom look like?
We like looking at bottoms here. 

[Anne Tique]

It looks like it's got a walnut-ish décor... not the nut of course  ... but the wood.

[chopin-liszt]

 
It has a lot going on in it, doesn't it?
Cased more than once, including yellow, a difficult enamel to work with because of awkward differential annealing properties to others, and a textured, worked surface, also cased; and a nicely polished rim.

[Anne Tique]

Here's an almost identical one, I've asked to use the images.

[Anne Tique]

Another one...

[Paul S.]

..............  assume there isn't a named maker for yours either Anne?              Nope - don't agree it looks like ordinary Walnut wood   BUT it does look like Burr Walnut (wood) - that's ignoring the black, of course