L.E. Smith Glass Heritage Ruby Red Daisies and Buttons Pattern Vase

This is a vintage square-form flared vase crafted from heavy, pressed ruby red glass, commonly associated with the Mid-Century decorative glass period. The item features the classic 'Daisies and Buttons' or 'Daisy and Button' pattern, which covers the majority of the exterior surface with intricate geometric starbursts and hobnail-style textures. A notable design element is the smooth vertical panel on the side, which displays an embossed floral or wheat-stalk motif, providing a break in the dense texture. The vase stands approximately 8 to 10 inches tall and sits on a slightly flared pedestal base that mimics the octagonal or square geometry of the rim. The color is a deep, rich 'Ruby' or 'Amberina' tonal red, which shows slight translucency when held to the light. The construction is heavy pressed glass with visible mold seams, typical of L.E. Smith or similar American glass manufacturers such as Fenton or Indiana Glass during the mid-20th century. The condition appears to be excellent for its age, with no apparent large chips, cracks, or significant surface abrasions visible in the image. The glass retains a high luster and sharp definition in the pressed pattern, indicating quality craftsmanship and proper care. This style of glass was highly popular in the 1960s and 1970s as part of the American Heritage glass movement.