Mid-Century Empoli hand-blown butterscotch amber cased glass pitcher vase, likely from the 1950s or 1960s. Key details include:

Origin: Empoli, Italy, a region known for glassmaking since the 1500s.

Material: Hand-blown cased glass with a butterscotch amber color.

Style: Mid-Century Modern, characterized by its sleek lines and use of color.

Features: Tall, slender neck, bulbous base, and a long, curved handle.

Rarity: Considered a rare and collectible item.

Condition: handle was broken, and chipped a bit, repaired. See last three pictures.

Manufacturers: Notable producers of Empoli cased glass include STELVIA, Cristalleria Fratelli Betti, Cristalleria Arno, CIVE, and SAVIA.

37cm in height