VTG MCM Turkish Pasabahce Blue &‎ White Filament 9" Ruffle Top Glass Vase

This vase represents the traditional Turkish glassmaking technique known as 'Cesmi Bulbul' (nightingale's eye), which was developed in the historic Beykoz and Pasabahce glass factories of Istanbul during the 19th and 20th centuries. The latticino spiral technique, originally perfected in Murano, Italy, was adopted and refined by Turkish artisans who created their own distinctive interpretations of this decorative style. These vases became popular decorative items in mid-20th century homes, prized for their elegant form and intricate spiral patterns that catch and refract light beautifully. Collectors of vintage glassware and enthusiasts of Turkish decorative arts highly value these pieces for their craftsmanship and cultural significance. The blue and white color combination is particularly sought after, as it represents the classic aesthetic of Mediterranean glass art and appeals to collectors of both Turkish and Murano-style glass.