Teal Milk Glass Vase with Floral Hand-Painting in Wrought Iron Stand

This item is a decorative teal-colored milk glass vase, shaped with a narrow neck flaring out to a trumpet-style mouth, and a bulbous body that tapers slightly towards the base. The vase features a hand-painted floral design on its front, depicting a cluster of light pink blossoms with darker pink accents, possibly roses or similar multi-petaled flowers, accompanied by stylized green leaves and white curled lines indicating vines or flourishes. The paint appears to be applied externally, possibly enamel or a similar cold-painted technique. The color of the glass is a vibrant, opaque teal or turquoise blue. A small white label, possibly a manufacturer's sticker or price tag, is visible near the rim, though its details are illegible. The vase is housed within a separate, dark-colored (likely black or dark brown) wrought iron stand. This stand is constructed from twisted metal rods forming an open, cage-like structure that cradles the lower half of the vase, providing stability and an ornamental element. The wrought iron stand exhibits a rustic or antique finish, with some visible wear, suggesting potential age or intentional distressing. The overall condition of the glass appears good, with no obvious chips or cracks from the visible angles. The hand-painted decoration shows no significant signs of flaking or damage, although very fine details or imperfections are hard to discern from the image quality. The combination of milk glass and hand-painting suggests a possible mid-20th century to contemporary creation, likely mass-produced but with individual artistic touches. The craftsmanship is decent for a decorative item of this style, with the glass exhibiting a consistent opaque color and the ironwork being functional and aesthetically complementary.