Pair of Loetz Style Iridescent Art Glass Vases

This pair of small art glass vases features a distinctive organic, bulbous shape with a pinched or dimpled body, typical of the Art Nouveau period (circa late 19th to early 20th century). The glass is treated with a heavy metallic iridescence that displays a spectrum of copper, bronze, and deep purple tones, shifting in color as light hits various angles of the undulating surface. Near the rim, the glass exhibits a 'dripping' or over-layered texture, suggesting a hand-blown technique where molten glass was manipulated to create a sense of movement. The interior appears to have a darker, sapphire blue hue that contrasts with the exterior metallic finish. The craftsmanship reflects the high-quality Bohemian glassmaking traditions popularized by makers such as Loetz or Tiffany. Each piece shows a soft luster, indicating a well-preserved surface patina. While no signatures are visible from the shelf perspective, the irregular, organic 'oil spot' or 'creta' style finish is highly characteristic of premium European art glass. The items appear to be in excellent antique condition with no visible chips or cracks on the primary surfaces, displaying the delicate and skillful glasswork of the era.