


Vintage Nasco Japan Cobalt Blue Hand-Painted Floral Vase, 5" x 3.5", Gold Gilt Bohemian Glass
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Vintage Nasco Japan Cobalt Blue Hand-Painted Floral Vase, 5" x 3.5", Gold Gilt Bohemian GlassAdd a touch of charm to your home dcor with this Nasco Japan cobalt blue vase. The 5" x 3. 5" glass piece features a rich cobalt blue background, highlighted by hand painted raised enamel flowers and delicate gold gilt accents. Crafted in the Bohemian style popular in the late 19th and early 20th centuries (circa 18911921), this vase showcases the timeless artistry of Japanese glasswork. Its elegant shape and intricate hand painted floral details make
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