Mid-Century Modern Murano-style Sommerso Art Glass Pulled Finger Vase

This is a striking example of Mid-Century Modern art glass, likely of Italian Murano or West Virginia origins (such as Viking or Kanawha) dating from the 1960s to 1970s. The vase features a dramatic 'swung' or 'pulled' construction with three distinct vertical fingers or petals forming a stylized, organic rim. The coloring utilizes the 'sommerso' technique, showcasing a dual-tonal transition where a vibrant emerald green interior is encased within a brilliant cobalt blue base, creating a beautiful blend of hues where the glass thickens. The body is bulbous at the base with three protruding circular glass medallions or 'bosses' applied to the exterior, adding texture and a unique geometric element to the fluid form. The glass reflects a high-gloss finish with excellent clarity and transparency. In terms of condition, the piece appears to be in good vintage state with no visible fractures or significant chipping on the delicate pulled points, though minor shelf wear on the bottom and surface micro-scratches consistent with age are expected. The craftsmanship is indicative of hand-blown production, noted by the slight asymmetries in the pulled fingers that provide an organic, one-of-a-kind quality to this decorative vessel.