Mid-Century Modern Pastel Blue Art Deco Style Ribbed Ceramic Vase

This is a large, globular ceramic vase featuring a distinctive Art Deco-inspired wrap or 'swirl' design. The body of the vase is constructed with wide, raised diagonal ribs that cross over one another at the center, creating a dynamic sense of movement and texture. The exterior is finished in a high-gloss, pale pastel blue glaze with subtle tonal variations or 'pooling' in the recessed areas, while the interior reveals a smooth, unglazed or neutral cream-colored bisque. It sits on a tapered circular footed base. The piece exhibits a style consistent with mid-to-late 20th-century decorative ceramics, likely from the 1980s Postmodern era which frequently revived Deco motifs. In terms of condition, the glaze appears intact with a high shine, though there are minor surface scuffs and small dark specks consistent with manufacturing firing flaws or light shelf wear. No major chips, cracks, or structural repairs are immediately visible in the provided view. The craftsmanship displays uniform molding, suggesting a high-quality slip-cast production. While a maker's mark is likely on the underside, the overall silhouette is reminiscent of Haeger or McCoy pottery productions from the late 20th century.