Art Nouveau Style Frosted Cameo Glass Vase

This item is an ovoid-shaped art glass vase, likely crafted in the 'Cameo Glass' or acid-etched style popularized by French makers like Daum or Gallé. Standing at a medium height, the piece features a frosted, opalescent white ground on the upper half, transitioning into a multi-layered orange and amber pattern on the lower section. The decorative elements consist of stylized, elongated oval shapes or 'petals' that appear to be etched or applied, creating a textured, organic rhythm reminiscent of the Art Nouveau period. The colors range from a deep burnt orange to a pale ochre, with dark brown or black striations outlining the floral-adjacent forms near the base. The glass possesses a matte, 'acid-finished' texture rather than a high-gloss sheen. The rim is slightly flared and finished with a clean, polished edge. Regarding condition, the vase appears physically intact without visible cracks or large chips from this perspective; however, some faint surface scuffs or atmospheric soiling can be seen on the white frosted area, which is common for matte glass of this age. There are no immediate signatures or maker's marks visible on the body, though such marks are typically found etched near the base or on the underside. Given the style, it is likely a mid-20th-century production or a high-quality contemporary revival following the techniques of the early 1900s French glass schools. The craftsmanship is indicated by the evenness of the etching and the controlled gradient of the glass strata.