The vase features a distinctive geometric pattern that combines diamonds and eight-pointed starbursts, which is often associated with the Anchor Hocking "Stars & Bars" or "Starburst" style of pattern glass. The vase is a tall, slender, conical shape that tapers down from a wider, flared top to a round base. The neck flares out to a scalloped, octagonal rim/opening. The body of the vase is heavily textured with a repeating pressed pattern of diamonds intersecting to form eight-point starbursts, giving the glass a brilliant, light-catching quality. The base is thick and round, finished with a deeply molded sunburst or star pattern on the underside
Color:
Clear
Pattern:
Starburst
Measurements:
Approximately 9 inches tall
Special Details:
Very gently used with no chips, cracks or surface wear.
Approximate Date of Production:
Vintage; Circa 1950s
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What’s the difference between antique, vintage and modern?
Antique: Typically over 100 years old; Before 1926!
Vintage: Typically under 100 years old, but older than 20 years old; 1926 - 2005!
Modern: Under 20 years old; 2006 - Now!
