Antique Bohemian Art Glass Vase Cranberry with Gilt & Enamel Decoration c. 1885–1905 women's suit The oroplastic technique was developed

The oroplastic technique was developed by Leo Moser around 1914 or 1915 and involved deep etching using acid and then gilding the etched area

Sleeves:  24 1/2”

Shoulders:  19” across

but your shoulder cap would fit into the top of the sleeve

Antique Bohemian Art Glass Vase Cranberry with Gilt & Enamel Decoration c. 1885–1905 women's suit The oroplastic technique was developedThis is an antique Bohemian art glass vase dating to the late 19th century, likely produced in northern Bohemia (now the Czech Republic) and decorated in a specialist enamel workshop using a blank from one of the known glass makers (i. e. Harrach). The vase is made of cranberry (ruby) glass with a satin ground and elaborate gilt panel decoration. It features raised enamel work in turquoise, white, pink, and gold forms stylized floral and foliate