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An olive green optically blown glass vase with a wavy flared rim, vertical ribbed texture, and a wide circular base.

A large optically blown green glass vase, James Powell c.1900

Ref: SA1164820

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Arts and Crafts era glass features organic forms, subtle optical ribbing, and handcrafted fluid shapes that emphasize the natural qualities of molten glass rather than heavy industrial cut patterns.

Optically blown glass is created by blowing molten glass into a ribbed primary mould before fully expanding it freely, which creates internal surface reflections and vertical ribbed textures within the glass wall.

Authentic pieces from around 1900 typically feature hand-finished pontil marks on the base, slight irregular variations in wall thickness, subtle glass bubbles, and characteristic period tinting in shades such as olive green.

Place the vase where natural light can pass through to highlight the translucent green tint and optical ribbing, styling it either empty as a sculptural object or filled with seasonal foliage.

Clean antique glass by hand using warm water and mild liquid soap, avoiding abrasive pads or dishwashers, and dry immediately with a soft lint-free cloth to prevent water spots.

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A Large Optically Blown Green Glass Vase, James Powell C.1900

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