An art glass bottle vase attributed to Mdina Glass, Malta, in the Ming style. The vessel features a squat, bulbous body tapering to a narrow neck with a widely everted and flattened rim. It is crafted in translucent teal or turquoise glass, decorated with vertical stripes in a contrasting lime green. The glass contains numerous fine, scattered air bubbles, known as seeding, throughout the body. The internal radial pattern of the stripes is visible through the top of the flared rim. This design is associated with the work of Michael Harris from the 1970s.
Height: 11.5 cm.
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