This is a Showa-retro vase. There are no stickers or boxes, so I don't know which company made it. It has a semi-transparent pink glass with a marble pattern, and it's very elaborate. The technique is similar to the semi-transparent frosted glass vases with various colors used in the vases made by Hisashi Iwata, and the craftsmanship is very careful and delicate, with an elegant cherry blossom pink color, a Japanese-style pink. It's a peach color like Japanese sweets or konpeito (sugar candy), so I suspect it's made in Japan. It's very beautiful even in backlight. It was difficult to capture in the photos, but there is a small black spot about 1 millimeter in size on the back and one on the side. I think it's an inclusion, a trapped material from the manufacturing process. It doesn't seem like Kurata Glass, which is made with bold, rough, and dynamic techniques. It might be from a European country like Venice. I thought it might be a handmade Showa-retro piece from Kitaichi Glass or Hirota Glass. It has a luxurious feel, and I thought it might be a work by an artist, but I couldn't find anything similar when I searched, so I think it might be a rare item. I've categorized it under Hirota Glass. The inside is smooth, and there are no signs of flowers or water being put in it, so I think it was stored away without being used. I checked for scratches, but I couldn't find any. There are no stickers, but I think it's in good condition. However, it has been stored at home for 40-50 years, so please refrain from purchasing if you are looking for a perfect new item. Height: Approximately 20 cm Mouth diameter: Approximately 9 cm