Quezal Art Glass and Decorating Co. Glass Vase
Circa 1920
Of tapering ovoid form, in translucent green colored glass, iridized, signed Quezal. Height 6 5/8 inches.

C Collection of Dr. and Mrs. Leon E. Rosenberg

appears to be in generally good, undamaged condition, i.e., no chips, hairline cracks, etc.; the interior appears to be in generally good, clean condition, i.e., not clouded or water stained; there is a raised thin swirling glass thread line that is visible and can be felt on the interior side of the vase, in the making, not of any consequence; this swirl line extends nearly the entire height of the vase; there are perhaps two other much shorter thread lines in the glass, in the same vicinity, not of any consequence; there is an area near the bottom of the vase where there is a small loss of iridescence, which appears to be the result of shallow abrasion; there is some very slight (minor) irregularity/rubbing to the iridescence around the top rim edge, not of any real consequence; there are a few very short scratch marks to the iridescence, not of any real consequence; there is a small pinhead-size internally trapped air bubble in the body of the glass, in the making, not of any real consequence; the vase exhibits nice deep iridescent highlights transitioning from gold at the top to green and then purple; silver colored signature
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