Pinwheel Pattern Footed Cut Glass Vase

This item is a tall, footed trumpet-style vase crafted from heavy, clear cut glass, likely lead crystal. It stands approximately 8 to 10 inches tall. The primary decorative element is a series of large, deeply cut 'Pinwheel' or 'Star' motifs that encircle the body, common in mid-to-late 20th-century Bohemian or American Brilliant Period revival styles. Below the pinwheels, the base of the bowl features cross-hatched or diamond-cut patterns that provide structural elegance and light refraction. The vase sits on a short, wafer-thin stem leading to a circular, radiated starburst foot. The rim is finished with a scalloped, serrated edge, often referred to as a 'sawtooth' rim. The glass exhibits high clarity and brilliance, suggesting a significant lead content which causes the prismatic 'fire' seen in the light reflections. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or fleabites along the delicate sawtooth rim. There is no visible maker's mark in the photograph, though such pieces are frequently associated with manufacturers like Waterford or companies from the Czech Republic (formerly Czechoslovakia) dating from the 1960s to 1980s. The craftsmanship is high-quality, characterized by sharp, crisp edges on the hand-cut facets.