Fritz Heckert, Art Nouveau Period Vase In Iridescent Blown Glass & Buttercups Enamel Decor, Circa 1900

Beautiful little baluster-shaped vase in blown glass, the iridescent surface texture of the glass has very fine 'cracks' in my way of snake skin.
** Austria, Art-Nouveau period, circa 1910 **
The upper part is of a purple color gradually fades on the body of the vase.
The collar in perfect condition has two small interior and exterior chamfers, it is underlined with a golden thread.
The surface layer offers subtle, very beautiful and nuanced iridescences which play on the light to offer beautiful iridescent reflections.
The body is adorned with four buttercup motifs painted in thick enamel.
On the reverse a pretty pontil and a number 5 painted in gold.
Unsigned but very easy to recognize as a Sutterlin design for the Fritz Heckert company.
(Note that this vase has more beautiful iridescence in reality, impossible to render through the photos).

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