​A warm pop of rich crimson designed to anchor any curated tabletop, this mid-century ruby red glass vase brings timeless color and substantial, grounded presence to your space. Crafted with a classic bulbous spherical body and an open, flared circular rim, it effortlessly balances botanical arrangements or stands out as a singular, luminous focal piece.  
​Rooted in English Cottage and Heritage Comfort aesthetics, this deep jewel-toned treasure speaks to "The Unexpected Red Theory"—offering a grounding focal point when styled against natural stone, aged wood, or soft neutral palettes of cream, beige, and sage. The glass catches ambient morning and twilight light, producing a warm ruby glow that elevates bedside tables, fireplace mantels, or open shelving.  
​Maker: Unmarked (attributed American Mid-Century Glassmaker)  
​Era: Circa 1960s–1970s  
​Dimensions: Approximately 7" Height x 6.5" Diameter; 4.5" Rim Opening
​Material: Solid Ruby Red Hand-Blown/Molded Art Glass  
​Honest Condition: Beautiful vintage condition with no chips, cracks, or fleabites along the flared lip or body. Light, fine surface shelf friction scratches on the exterior underside of the clear weighted base consistent with gentle display and age. Glass remains clear and vibrant throughout.  
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A drop of liquid garnet for your tabletop: this vintage mid-century bulbous vase brings the unexpected red moment your neutral space has been longing for.
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