Deep cranberry glass, mouth blown, heavily gilded, with hand painted flowers on both sides and gold accents throughout — this is Bohemian glasswork at its most opulent. Seven inches tall and heavy for its size, which suggests crystal rather than ordinary glass. We believe this is Bohemia, with a possibility it could be Egermann — both were producing this style of gold-encrusted cranberry glass in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s and 1970s — but without a label or mark, the attribution can't be confirmed. Minor gold wear consistent with age. The beauty is entirely intact.
Rich enough to double as a decorative decanter for a romantic occasion. A natural for a Victorian, traditional, or grandmillennial interior — or anywhere that could use something genuinely glamorous.
Maker: Unknown, likely Bohemia Crystal or Egermann, Made in Czechoslovakia
Era: 1960s–1970s (estimated)
Material: Blown crystal, hand painted florals, heavy gold encrusting
