Bohemian Style Fluted Vase with Gilt and Enameled Decoration

This is a decorative vase, likely crafted from glass, exhibiting a bohemian or Middle Eastern aesthetic. The upper body of the vase is an elongated, fluted or trumpet shape with a brownish-gray, somewhat iridescent or smoky finish, suggesting a form of applied coloring or tinting to the glass. A prominent gold-colored band, possibly gilded or painted, encircles the rim, adding a touch of elegance. Below the fluted section, the vase transitions to a bulbous body, which is entirely covered in a rich, shiny gold finish, appearing metallic. Encircling the transition point between the fluted upper body and the golden bulb is a highly decorative band featuring intricate black floral or scrollwork patterns interspersed with small, circular red accents, reminiscent of jewels or enameled details. This ornamentation suggests a handcrafted quality and an emphasis on visual richness. The vase stands on a clear, circular glass base with a stem of moderate height. The edge of the circular base is also adorned with a slim gold-colored band, matching the rim. The overall condition appears good from the visible angles, with no obvious cracks, chips, or significant wear to the decorative elements, although closer inspection would be needed to confirm this. The style suggests it could be from the mid-20th century to more contemporary times, often found in 'ethnic' or decorative glass art collections. The craftsmanship, particularly the detailed enameling and gilding, indicates a piece designed for ornamental display.