1920s–1930s Vintage ART DECO Amethyst Glass VASE Bumps Bubbles Circles Dots

Description

Terrific vintage vase in the Art Deco taste, circa 1920s–1930s, in pale amethyst glass, the flaring form molded with rows of molded concave bumps of graduated size, flat-ground rim, 6-3/4" tall by 4-3/8" in diameter at the rim. A few trivial pinpoint rough spots to interior of rim, otherwise fine, attractive condition.
A striking example with particularly sculptural appeal.
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