Vintage Hand blown‎ Amberina Glass Ruffled 6" Vase

Amberina glass was first developed in the late 19th century by the New England Glass Company and later produced by numerous American glassmakers including Fenton, Blenko, and others throughout the 20th century. The distinctive red-to-amber gradient is achieved through heat-sensitive gold compounds in the glass formula, with the red developing where the glass is reheated. This particular style with optic ribbing and a ruffled crimped rim became especially popular during the mid-20th century revival of traditional American art glass techniques. Amberina glass pieces appeal to collectors of American art glass, vintage home décor enthusiasts, and those who appreciate handcrafted glasswork. The vibrant color gradient and organic ruffled form make these pieces highly decorative, fitting well with both traditional and eclectic interior styles. Collectors value amberina glass for its technical craftsmanship and the nostalgic connection to American glassmaking heritage.