Sowerby Art Deco 1930s Pink 'Rosalin' Glass Lily Posy Vase (Selenium, UV Reactive, Pattern No. 2505, 9.5cm)**
Introduction:
This exquisite Art Deco vase from the 1930s, crafted by Sowerby, features a delicate "Rosalin" pink hue achieved with selenium. Part of the iconic "Lily" range, it combines timeless elegance with UV-reactive properties.
Key Features:
- Design & Dimensions: Standing 9.5cm tall and 11.5cm wide, the vase showcases a classic lily shape with a distinctive sunburst base.
- Material & Color: Made from selenium-based pink glass, it exhibits a beautiful glow under UV light.
- Pattern Number: 2505, produced circa 1933, marking its place in Sowerby’s popular collection.
- Flower Frog: The original flower frog is missing; however, the vase is fully functional and ideal for small floral arrangements or as a decorative accent.
Condition:
This piece is in very good condition with minimal wear and no chips or cracks. Small manufacturers' marks enhance its authenticity.
Historical Background:
Sowerby’s "Lily" range was featured in their 1936 catalog and became one of their bestselling lines. The "Rosalin" color is highly sought after by collectors and glass enthusiasts.
Usage & Function:
Designed for versatility, this vase can elegantly display flowers or serve as a striking decorative item.
Collectibility:
Art Deco glassware from Sowerby is prized among collectors, especially the "Lily" range. The unique pink color and UV-reactive qualities contribute to its desirability.
Condition Summary:
- Condition: Very good, with minimal wear.
- Note: Flower frog not included, but the vase remains fully functional.
