Vase made of colorless glass with a bird of paradise, Haida technical school, designed by Karl Pohl

Tall vase made of colorless glass, flared round base, slightly curved, cylindrical body, wall with longitudinal lines in black solder, the visible side with a bird of paradise between leaf tendrils in an oval medallion framed by crystal enamel dots in colorful transparent enamel, mouth and foot edge with black solder painting and lenses stained in blue, polished vase edge. Vase is in intact condition with a small chip on the outer edge of the mouth. Haida technical school, design by Karl Pohl, sales by Joh. Oertel & Co. in Haida, around 1915/20. Height: approx. 24.8 cm. Lit.: T. Bröhan, Modern Glass Art, Fig. 105. Lit. Glass of the 20th century Pazaurek/ Spiegl, page 185, ill.364