Bohemian Schneider-style Mottled Art Glass Footed Vase

This is a hand-blown art glass vase featuring a tapered, ovoid body resting upon a dark, contrastingly colored applied foot. The body of the vessel exhibits a complex mottled or 'tango' style glass technique, characterized by a variegated palette of ochre, amber, and burnt orange hues that appear to swirl organically throughout the glass matrix. The rim is folded and shaped, revealing a distinct bright yellow interior casing that provides a striking visual contrast to the more muted exterior earthy tones. Physically, the piece appears to be made of heavy lead glass with a smooth, glossy finish. The construction utilizes a classic French art deco or Bohemian design language typical of the early to mid-20th century, specifically reminiscent of the work of Charles Schneider or the Le Verre Francais line, although no specific etched signature is visible in this view. The foot is a dense black or very dark amethyst glass, providing structural stability and a modernist silhouette. In terms of condition, the glass appears to be in good vintage state with no immediate cracks or large chips visible, though minor surface scratches and shelf wear on the base are expected given its age. The craftsmanship is evident in the fluid transitions between colors and the intentional asymmetry of the mouth.