American Brilliant Period Style Cut Glass Vase

This is a small, clear cut-glass vase, likely a trumpet or celery vase, featuring intricate geometric patterns characteristic of the American Brilliant Period (ABP) style, though likely a mid-20th-century revival or contemporary production. The piece is constructed from high-leaded crystal, evidenced by its high clarity and sharp, crisp refractive edges. The design features a sawtooth-rimmed mouth leading into a body decorated with hobstar, fan, and cross-hatch motifs. The vessel tapers down to an orb-like stem before terminating in a wide, star-cut circular base. A notable feature is the presence of a blue and white diamond-shaped foil brand label on the base, which typically identifies manufacturers like Hofbauer or similar European crystal houses from the late 20th century. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips or clouding (sickness) in the glass, and the serrated top edge remains uniform. The quality is indicative of machine-cut or highly polished pressed glass designed to replicate 19th-century masterworks. The glass possesses a brilliant luster and appears free of significant surface scratches or base wear, suggesting it has been used primarily for display.