This is a very fine piece of vintage hand-blown Scottish art glass.
It dates to around the 1930s. It is a genuine Monart piece with the catalogue shape EA . Size VII.
My shouldered vase has the typical "double" polished pontil, that you find on pieces of Monart glass - the raised central disk would have originally had a gold paper Monart label on it - but sadly, this is no longer present. Not signed - but Monart pieces never had a signature - so that is not a worry.
There is NO etched Vasart mark and no later leaping salmon mark either - which again would back up my attribution to an earlier Monart piece.
It is certainly a pretty example of vintage Scottish glass with more unusual pink shades that you don't see as often on Monart pieces. My vase is shouldered with a little flared rim at the top. It is a mottled pink colour with swirls of subtle amber colours near to the base - and some trails of colour rising up towards the the rim.
In good vintage condition with no damages.
It is a more simple piece of Monart with subtle colours and no aventurine flecks in the glass. It has a height of nearly 8 inches. The diameter at the top is 3 3/4 inches. The diameter at the widest point is 5 1/2 inches. The base has a diameter of 3 1/2 inches. The weight unpacked is just about 1.1 kg.
A fair asking price for a most collectable piece of old Scottish Art Glass. Postage will be with Royal Mail Medium Parcel Recorded post in the UK. This will be applied to your order at the checkout.