Victorian BLUE OPALINE Vase Circa 1880-1920

This Victorian Blue Opaline Vase (Circa 1880–1920) is a stunning example of late Victorian decorative glass, admired for its soft blue hue and elegant, luminous finish. Opaline glass was prized for its delicate beauty and refined appearance, making pieces like this a favorite in well-appointed parlors and Victorian homes.

Originally developed in France during the early 19th century, opaline glass quickly gained popularity throughout Europe and North America. By the late Victorian era, blue opaline was especially sought after for its rich color and translucent, almost porcelain-like appearance. These vases were often displayed with fresh flowers or showcased on mantels, vanities, and curio cabinets as symbols of taste and sophistication. Authentic examples dating from circa 1880–1920 are treasured today for their craftsmanship and historical significance.

Whether displayed as a standalone work of art, incorporated into a collection of antique glass, or used to showcase a favorite floral arrangement, this Victorian Blue Opaline Vase brings timeless elegance, exceptional craftsmanship, and the enduring beauty of antique European decorative arts to any home.

Size Approximately: 6.25" x 2.5" x 2.25"