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This is a vintage piece of glassware known for its distinctive design elements. Design and Features: It features the iconic "Candlewick" pattern, characterized by the beloved style of glass ball decoration along the rim and down the sides, combined with the "Cornflower" etched pattern, known for its intricate 12-petal flower and surrounding leaves. Origin and Maker: The "Cornflower" pattern was designed by William John "Jack" Hughes, a Canadian glass cutter, around 1912. This specific vase style is often associated with Imperial Glass Company of Ohio, and these pieces were produced during the mid-20th century, with the Candlewick line introduced as early as 1936. Dimensions and Form: The vase typically takes a fan shape with a flared top and a footed or circular base, suitable for holding bouquets or serving as a decorative item. Collectibility: Pieces with the W.J. Hughes Cornflower etching on Imperial Candlewick glass are considered collectible vintage glassware.