Hi everyone,

I'm not expert,or even close, I just love glass objects 

I’m looking for some help identifying the  origin and maker of this beautiful 9-inch tall cased art glass vase. It features a heavy, multi-colored vertical stripe or "peacock feather" pattern (blues, greens, amber/browns) encased in a thick clear layer.

I’ve looked closely at its construction details to help narrow it down:

Height: 9 inches tall (oval/egg shape).

The Rim: Completely smooth and fire-polished (rounded over, not flat-ground). Thicker on the inside of the rim as it was turned under.

The Base: It features a distinctly concave, satin/matte ground pontil base (not completely flat-ground or belt-sanded).

I know this specific style is frequently attributed to 1960s Murano (specifically Fratelli Toso), but I also know that Bohemian/Czech workshops and other international studios replicated this exact a canne style beautifully during the mid-century era. Along with Chinese reproduction later

There are no surviving paper labels, signatures, or acid marks on it.

Given the combination of the fire-polished rim and the concave ground base, does anyone recognize this exact shape and palette? Any insights into whether this is true Venetian glass or a high-quality regional contemporary would be hugely appreciated!Thank you!

Is this 1960s Murano (Fratelli Toso?) or an import replica? Seeking expert eyes on this cased glass vase.