Topic: Frosted Green Uranium Vases

[flying free]

and the bottom pair which are enamelled/gilded might be from somewhere like Josephinenhutte maybe ? Harrach or Schachtenbach are other possibilities.

A becher here in a green and with similar enamelling as an example:
https://www.dorotheum.com/en/l/5621105/

and another here with similar enamelling:

https://www.catawiki.com/l/19988805-franz-pohl-arthur-gerlach-workshop-graflich-schaffgotsch-sche-josephinenhutte-schachtenbach-alabaster-glass-carafe-with-burnish-gold-and-glass-stones-bohemia-ca-1860

I don't know if the maker reference are correct but they are two examples of Bohemian glass around the 1860/70 period with that type of enamelling.

[NevB]

Here's a photo of one vase taken on my phone which shows the colour better I hope. Yes the pattern on them is swirls rather than floral and having had a look online definitely classical Greek in style. I've seen very similarly decorated vases like the bottom pair online attributed as being French, possibly even Baccarat, or as Bohemian. I've even seen some for sale in Finland which came out of Russia and are said to be Russian made. Considering the influence French culture had with in the Russian royal court in the late 1800's I think it's much more likely they were French.

[flying free]

This is a very long thread but I have posted a huge amount of information on the topic of Etruscan style vases in opaline on it. 

https://www.glassmessages.com/index.php/topic,53085.msg301507.html#msg301507