Featured Yellow glass vase w/floral etching --maker?

Any ideas on the maker of this. Approx 5" tall. Has kind of an unusual lip, didn't know if that was a clue. Thanks!

 

Possibly Orrefors,definitely swedish or danish.Gorgeous.

 

Lucille......That funky mouth on the vase says modern Czech origin to me, I have seen that opening on a lot of new alexandrite vases (I have a very foul name for it). I can see where a Swedish Orrefors vibe comes from, and I may be totally wrong. I have not seen an etched one before. But that's my thoughts on it. The auction link below will give you an idea of what I'm talking about.


https://www.ebay.com/itm/TWO-Milsla...838271?hash=item5450157c7f:g:5T8AAOSwX~dWkYR7

 

Here is another with that opening.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Czech-Glas...978996?hash=item3aec06e8f4:g:Iy4AAOSw4DJYmS6c

Did find an etched yellow one similar to yours.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/ZBS-Sklo-V...135453?hash=item238419c01d:g:IZIAAOSwxEpYxTSH

 

Johnny, to me, at least, so much about that vase screams Scandinavian, until you see the top opening! That is one weird "lip" - for lack of a better word...

 

Thanks everyone. Must be Czech!

Gracias!

 

I agree. It screams Scandinavian. This Czech company (ZBS) seemed to borrow a lot of designs. they have made some in 2 or 3 colors that scream Seguso, and are often listed that way on eBay. They make good glass, it's a shame so many designs are borrowed. The also only use paper labels, so lots of people are fooled. But that fugly Opening is a dead giveaway.

 

Quietly....that's an engraved design, its a grey cutting, not an etching.

 

Good clarification, Cherryhill.

 

Reminds me of this orrefors vase - except of course for the opening ...

https://www.savacoolandsons.com/ite...Crystal+Etched+Vase+With+Bee+And+Floral+Motif

 

I used to like the to support the art students at the University so I'd usually buy a few pieces at their annual ceramics sales. I would put them on my desk at work. One time I bought small three pieces from a student who I knew. I displayed them with my other pieces. Not too long later another student told me "You know what these represent don't you?" Then he explained. I turned bright red and after that they stayed in my desk drawer. I may still have them around here someplace but they are definitely not on display.
Don