Art deco vase in molded-pressed glass amber color

Period: ca. 1920-1930. A very nice glass vase with a typical art deco look. The thick amber-colored glass was molded-pressed. The body has eddies in opposite directions and stands transversely on one square foot. What makes this design special are the two wing-shaped sections that protrude on each side; in addition, these 'wings' are delicately adorned with small floral motifs, making it a quality piece. There are no manufacturer brands and I couldn't attribute it to a particular manufacturer. It could come from the luxval series made by val saint lambert (belgium) at the time of art deco or by scailmont (belgium); these products have hardly ever been signed. The model has a strong resemblance to the one made by the polish glass factory hortensja, but its execution is much finer. State: Very well. There are a few bubble inclusions as a result of the production process, and this is typical for older pressed-molded glasses. Size: See photo.