Iridescent Art Glass Vases (Set of two)

This appears to be a set of two art glass vases, characterized by their iridescent finish and organic, flattened spherical form. Each vase features a small, fluted opening at the top, which also exhibits an iridescent sheen, possibly in a more concentrated or varied hue compared to the body. The primary body of the vases showcases a mottled or textured surface with a pronounced iridescent effect, displaying a spectrum of colors including purples, pinks, blues, and golds, reminiscent of oil on water or a peacock feather. The base color of the glass appears to be a soft lavender or pale pink, over which the iridescent treatment has been applied. The craftsmanship suggests blown glass, with the fluted openings likely formed while the glass was still pliable. The overall shape is asymmetrical and flattened, giving them a sculptural quality. There are no clear markings or signatures visible in the provided image. The surface texture also suggests a potential satin or matte finish underneath the iridescence, or perhaps some accumulated dust/grime from display, though this is difficult to ascertain definitively. The condition seems generally good, with no obvious cracks or chips, but minor surface wear consistent with age and handling is possible. These pieces likely date from the mid to late 20th century, a period known for a resurgence in art glass production and experimental finishes. Their unique iridescent quality and artistic form indicate fine craftsmanship.