Cranberry glass is a reddish pink glass made by adding gold salts or colloidal gold to molten glass, first made during the late Roman empire, but this skill was then lost. It was rediscovered by Bohemian glass makers in the 17th century. Cranberry glass reached its height during Victorian England.
 
Cranberry glass rigged vase with hand painted white enamel decoration. Depicting a young boy feeding birds in a garden setting in the manor of Mary Gregory. English c1880
 
In good condition with no chips 
 
Measuring: 13cm x 7cm