Antique tripodal opaline vase, enamelled, 19th-20th century Victorian style.

Magnificent and rare tripod opaline vase, handcrafted, art glass, blown and hand-shaped, from the late 19th to early 20th century, in milky white opaline. The body is ribbed with a scalloped/frilled rim decorated with a transparent amber glass trim, resting on three feet of the same colour. Beautifully crafted. At the front, there is a decoration of a bird among branches and daisy flowers, ears of wheat... Enamelled and gilded, with lovely shades of pink, brown, beige, yellow, blue... In the style of Harrach, Bristol, or Fenton. In very good general condition, with some wear to the gilding at the back and on the sides, discreet, with some wear to the front as well, slightly visible. No cracks, however, one of the feet is broken, probably not significantly as it does not affect its balance when placed, quite discreet as it seems that the base of this foot was fine. A very lovely decorative piece.