Clear Pressed or Cut Glass Vase with Floral and Geometric Patterns

This is a clear glass vase, likely made of pressed or cut crystal, given its intricate patterns and faceted surfaces. The vase has a flared mouth with a scalloped or undulating rim, and its body tapers slightly inward before flaring out again towards the base, creating an hourglass or trumpet-like silhouette characteristic of decorative flower vases. The most prominent feature is the detailed pattern work. The upper section of the vase exhibits deep diagonal cuts that create a sense of movement and catch the light, interspersed with what appears to be frosted or etched floral motifs. Below this, there are sections with more geometric patterns, including diamond cuts and starburst designs, which extend down to the wider base. The base itself is also heavily patterned, suggesting a sturdy and decorative foundation. The clear glass allows light to refract, highlighting the various cuts. While no significant visible damage like chips or cracks are apparent from the image, the overall condition appears good with potential for minor signs of age or use consistent with a vintage item, such as slight surface scratches or water residue (patina) that is common with used glass items. The craftsmanship appears to be of decent quality, characterized by uniform cuts and clear glass. Without specific maker's marks, determining the precise age is difficult, but the style suggests it could be mid-20th century, possibly dating from the 1950s to 1980s, reflecting a traditional or classic design aesthetic often seen in decorative glassware.