Featured Who made this Vaseline Glass Jack-in-the-pulpit vase?

The vase is 14 1/2" tall with hand painted decorations. Thank you!

 

Wow. That's a beauty.

 

Oh, really beautiful! Very elegant...

 

Beautiful! My first thought with the blue at the top it would be British and then European, but haven't found anything.
I'll keep looking

 

Thanks everyone. I've been looking on and off for a few years without any luck.

 

Hi,
Again, there is NO green jealous emoticon. I absolutely love love your vase. I usually prefer my Vaseline pure and simple but yours is stunning.
greg

 

Lovely vase! Don't know if the following sites have any help for you, but the pages are Jack-in-the-Pulpit dedicated:
http://1st-glass.1st-things.com/articles/jackpulpit.html
http://www.mindspring.com/~reyne/gcd2.html

--- Susan

 

This looks green and jealous to me!

 

Hi,
Bev may be right. Is this light green or a yellow green? If it is green it is not Vaseline. It appears to be yellow green on my monitor but Mill Cove has the answer.
greg

 

It's probably English or French. Also, look into New England Glass.

 

The photographs do make it look greenish. If I put it next to old green glass, this is more yellow and pale. It definitely isn't that brighter, yellow Vaseline color, much more subdued. Is there something in between the two?

Susan, thank you for that link. I had contacted him a few years ago about another piece I have. He was very nice and very helpful. I should contact him again about this piece. I completely forgot about his site. Another senior moment?

 

I flipped through the Picture Book of Vaseline Glass by Sue Davis, and I didn't see your vase. There were a couple of vases that included blue casing, one attributed to Sandwich, and one attributed to Tiffin. Both of their blue details appeared much darker than yours, though.

Unfortunately, 90% of the photos shown in the book are taken with UV / blacklight, so I had to look for shape instead of color. There were other JIP vases shown, but none this tall or delicate.

 

I don't think it is English or French. I think it is Moser
I find things very similar both in color and type of decoration. I'm looking at the shape of the ruffled edge.

Here's one attributed to Moser - don't know if they are correct or not.



More here
https://www.google.com/search?q=Mos...MKHTHFCkEQ_AUICCgC&biw=1601&bih=1057&dpr=0.85

 

Just getting back on the boards, crazy day today. Thank you for looking unclechuck.

Clutteredcloset, Moser was not even on my radar. The Ruby Lane vase is gorgeous and the top is similar. The google link made me drool. No emoji for that. I'm off to do more Moser/Bohemian searching.