Amber Tinted Fluted Glass Vase with Geometric Pattern

The item is a large, ornate glass vase, likely intended for display or floristry, exhibiting a distinct amber or light brown tint, suggesting it may be 'smoky' glass or have an intentional coloration. It features a fluted or trumpet-shaped top that flares outwards gracefully, transitioning into a constricted neck, and then widening significantly into a prominent, bulbous body. This central body portion is the widest part of the vase. Below the main body, the vessel tapers down again, leading to a narrower stem or foot that appears to broaden out into a stable base, though the very bottom is not fully visible. The surface of the glass is decorated with an intricate etched or embossed pattern of interlocking geometric shapes, resembling a mosaic or honeycomb, visible across the entire body and extending towards the flared rim. These patterns create a textured appearance and interplay with light. The craftsmanship appears to be of good quality, with no immediately apparent chips, cracks, or significant abrasions visible from the provided image. The glass itself appears to be relatively thick, indicative of a robust construction. Given the geometric patterning and overall design, it might fall into a mid-20th century to contemporary stylistic period. The '24k Romania' context suggests it could be glass with gold detailing or a gold-colored finish, or possibly a piece produced in Romania with a high-end aspiration. However, visible 24k gold markings are not ascertainable from the image. The surface has a reflective quality, indicating polished glass. The substantial size of the vase, as suggested by the hand holding it for scale, implies it's a statement piece, possibly standing over 12-15 inches tall.