Pair of purple opal glass vases with opaque enamel painting, Neuwelt or Josephinenhütte

Pair of vases / pendants made of purple opal glass, round base resting on three pressed, gold-equipped ball feet, short shaft, cylindrical, slightly conical body with slightly flared mouth edge. Wall on the front side with elaborate painting in polished gold and colorful opaque enamel in the form of flowers and leaves with branches and butterflies. Foot and mouth edge with polished gold application. Bottom bottom with painted number 12. Vase is in intact condition, but a ball base has been attached to the base, small micro chip on the inner edge. Count Harrach'sche Glasfabrik, Neuwelt, or Schaffgotsch'sche Josephinenhütte, Schreiberhau, around 1860-70. Height: approx. 24.2 cm, diameter: approx. 8.0 cm.