Mid-Century Modern Green Blown Glass Urn Vase

This item is a decorative Mid-Century Modern style glass vase, featuring a distinct lime or chartreuse green hue. The vessel is constructed in a footed urn silhouette, characterized by an elongated ovoid body that tapers significantly toward a circular, pedestal-style base. At the top, the piece transitions into a wide, flared rim with a soft, rounded lip. A notable feature of this vase is the presence of two integrated, fin-like glass handles or 'wings' that run vertically along the upper sides of the body, suggesting a mid-to-late 20th-century design influence, likely inspired by Viking or Blenko glass aesthetics. The color presents as a vibrant, translucent lime green with a deeper forest green tone visible in the thicker glass sections of the base and handles. The surface appears smooth and glossy, indicative of a high-quality hand-blown or mold-blown process. There are no immediate signs of large cracks or chips visible in the image, though the base likely shows minor shelf wear typical of its age. The item stands approximately 10 to 12 inches tall based on the scale of the soda can in the background. No visible maker's marks or signatures can be identified from this angle, but the craftsmanship suggests a mass-produced decorative piece for mid-century American households.