Pinwheel and Frosted Rose Cut Crystal Vase

This is a detailed cut-glass or crystal vase, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. The piece features a complex 'Pinwheel' or 'Star' pattern deeply cut into the upper portion of the body, which extends into a dramatic, scalloped sawtooth rim. Centrally located on the body is a large, frosted intaglio-style engraving of a rose blossom, surrounded by light wheat-style floral sprays. The base is finished with a circular star-cut or thumbprint pedestal foot to provide stability and additional light refraction. Physically, the vase appears to be made of high-lead crystal given its clarity and the precision of the deep geometric cuts which are designed to catch and disperse light. The construction is heavy and substantial. While the exact maker is not visible without a signature on the base, the style is reminiscent of European makers like Bohemia Crystal or similar American brilliant-period revival styles. The condition appears fair to good; however, the complex sawtooth rim is highly prone to micro-chipping or 'flea bites,' which may be present upon closer physical inspection. No major cracks or clouding are visible in the image.