Antique Bohemian Green Glass Vase Gold‎ Gilt & Red Cabochon Jeweled Art Glass 8"

This is a stunning early 20th-century Bohemian art glass vase, circa 1910-1920. Crafted in a rich emerald green glass, the piece features hand-painted raised gold gilt scrollwork and is accented with heat-applied ruby red glass cabochons around the body.  Maker: Bohemian / Czech (Unsigned). Likely a high-end workshop such as Josephinenhütte or Egermann, both of which utilized the Raised Gold and Jewel technique.  Timeframe: 1910–1920. The 4-inch opening and squat, bulbous body are quintessential for the late Art Nouveau to early Art Deco transition.  Technique: Hand-blown green glass, 22K-24K gold Schmelz enamel, and heat-applied glass cabochons.  It is very difficult to photograph, so I tried to give you lots of angles and different lighting conditions to see it.  Dimensions:  Height: 8 inches  Width: about 8 inches  Opening: 4 inches  Condition: Excellent antique condition. NO chips, cracks, or repairs. The interior glass is clear with no water marks or cloudiness. All red glass jewels are intact. There is age-appropriate wear and rubbing to the gold gilding, primarily on the horizontal bands and high points of the floral design.  The base is ground and polished smooth. A beautiful, high-quality example of Czech craftsmanship.  Keywords:  Bohemian art glass emerald green vase antique Czech glass Moser style cabochon jeweled glass ruby red jewels hand blown glass gold gilt scrollwork enamel decoration Victorian Art Nouveau early 20th century 1910s bulbous vase rose bowl