these guys got it going on......!!!...eye Candy !!!

Just saw the auction date....a day late and at least a dollar short again!

 

Just checked the auction results. It is steuben and it only sold for $1100. The nautilus lamp went for $5500. I think that I would have gone to $7500 inclusive of auction premium. Definitely going to keep an eye on this auction house now! Thanks for posting

 

Just happen to know that maker, and this is not very well known information, except perhaps in Germany and Austria.

The maker is Stolzle, a large glass manufacturer who had many glass plants, in early 1900s, all over the Austro-Hungarian Empire of that time. This included Bohemia, and I found documentation about a plant they had for hot furnace glass production in Suchenthal, they also had one in Hermanova, Bohemia, where they produced pressed glass into the 1930s, lovely pale Art Decor type glass pieces.




The fine green iridescent vase is one of many with a metal rim, as my image shows, which protected the upper cut glass rim edge.

In fact the art glass grouping image are all Bohemian decorative glass pieces, by various makers. Sorry if this is late, but just found this thread. Good for future sales?

 

Here is the result of that green vase auction - it sold for $50.00, I wish I had known about it. I will also keep an eye on their future auctions.They knew the right attribution, here is a copy of their listing information:

"45A: A SECESSIONIST INFLUENCE AUSTRIAN ART GLASS VASE
A green iridescent finish, waisted form vase with bulbous base, gun metal pierced openwork collar at the top rim, unsigned, attributed to Carl Stolzle & Son.
Measures 8 x 5 inches.
Very good condition, there are no chips, cracks, repairs, scratches or areas of wear.
$100 - $200
We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell."

 

Just saw this now..thank you so much..it is appreciated