Topic: Oplaline winged glass vase ID help

[OX151]

Anyone know who made this vase? Thanks.

[Paul S.]

has a sort of angular and simple art deco appearance - I like it, but as for maker, sorry, not a clue.     I'd suggest opalescent rather than opaline, but stand to be corrected on that.         May we please see a picture of the underside if possible, and is there any wear, and is there a 'sunset glow' when held to a strong light?            It won't help remotely with attribution etc., but folks here are usually keen to know the dimension/height.

[flying free]

for some reason in the back of my mind it reminds me of some Loetz vases.

I'll have a look on the net and see if I can find anything to describe what I mean.

Something like this perhaps:
http://www.artnet.com/artists/johann-l%C3%B6tz-witwe-co/loetz-opalescent-glass-vase-and-new-cytisus-glass-lNKUYhE2VZ86cLm8_uKgyw2

https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/54872-loetz-opalescent-vase-with-putti-prunts


Kralik also used an opalescent:
http://www.kralik-glass.com/kralik-images/opalescentdeco/kod6.jpg
http://www.kralik-glass.com/kralik-images/opalescentdeco/kod4.jpg

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[Mosquito]

Similar style piece here on the old Loetz site too: http://loetz-bohemianglass.com/decorsadunidentified.htm

I have a bowl in this decor but it’s packed away back in England for the moment, so no chance to photograph it.

I wonder if the vase in the first post has had some reduction to the handles. Other pieces I’ve seen in this style have a different profile here with the tops of the wing handles protruding above the rim. Of course it could also be a variant or from a different maker.