Mid-Century Spatter Glass Two-Handled Vase

This is an elegant art glass vase, likely of Mid-Century origin (circa 1950s-1970s), possibly Murano or British art glass. The piece is constructed from hand-blown cased glass, featuring an opaque white interior base with a vibrant blue and teal 'spatter' or 'splatter' pattern applied to the exterior. The vase stands with a bulbous lower body that tapers into a long, slender cylindrical neck with a flared rim. A defining characteristic of this piece is its two large, integrated applied handles. These handles are made of solid white glass, looping from the rim and terminating in decorative scrolls at the shoulder. The craftsmanship is evident in the symmetry of the hand-pulled handles and the decorative swirling of the colored inclusions. In terms of condition, the item appears to be in good vintage state, though some surface dust and minor shelf wear to the base are visible. There is a small dark speck on the lower right side of the bulbous base which may be a charcoal inclusion from the manufacturing process or an external mark. No significant cracks or chips are immediately apparent on the body or the delicate handles. The style is reminiscent of 'End of Day' glass techniques.