Brockwitz Rose Garden Red Carnival Vases Rare find 13 x 10,5 centimeters

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Rose Garden a pattern loved by collectors.

Carnival Glass pioneer, Rose Presznick,
named the pattern Rose Marie and back in 1967 she wrote that the oval*
vase was ?one of the most beautiful pieces of Carnival Glass I have ever
seen?. Marion Hartung
was similarly enamoured by the Rose Garden oval vase, writing in 1965
that ?this is not only one of the most attractive pieces of intaglio
glass we have ever seen in Carnival Glass, but is as well one of the
most beautiful vases we have ever seen.?

The Rose Garden pattern was made in Carnival Glass by Brockwitz (Germany) from as early as 1915
and possibly before that. A range of shapes was produced by them and
illustrated in Brockwitz catalogues over many years, including bowls in
five sizes, butter dish, flower holder, cylinder vases and of course,
the elegant oval vase (in three different sizes) that was so beloved of
both the Carnival pioneers, Mrs Hartung and Mrs Presznick.