Vintage Green Glass Fan Vase, likely made by Anchor Hocking Fire-King 1940s-50s

This one of a kind eye-catching mid-century fan vase features a beautiful opaque satin green finish with vertical fluting and a wide ruffled rim. Made from custard-style satin glass, this piece has a rich, soft green hue and smooth texture, perfect for vintage or retro home decor. The vase has a sturdy round base and wide, sculptural shape, making it ideal for displaying dried florals or standing alone as a statement piece. There are signs of age-related wear on the base, and one tiny chip (as shown), and no cracks. This style was commonly made by Imperial Glass or Anchor Hocking in the 1940s–60s. 📏 Measures approx. 8” wife x 5” tall x 3” deep 💚 Rich satin finish, not UV-reactive📸 Please review all photos before purchasing • That bright chartreuse-green tone with milky opacity strongly matches Anchor Hocking’s “Jadeite Lustre” “Vaseline Glass” lines from the 1940s–50s. • Form: The six-ruffled fan shape was produced by Anchor Hocking (Fire-King division) and also copied by Jeannette and McKee. Hocking’s version tends to have: • a slightly thicker base, • a more rolled, rounded ruffle, • a smooth, glossy interior with a faint seam up the side. • This piece shows all of those traits, particularly the thicker base and luminous, even tone. #VintageGlassware #SatinGlass #CustardGlass #FanVase #GreenGlassVase #MidCenturyStyle #ImperialGlass #AnchorHocking #HomeDecor #VintageVase #GlassCollector #RetroStyle #1950sGlass #FlutedVase #RuffledVase