Early Loetz Barock glass vase with applied strawberry

This post was inspired by larksel's post of two Early Loetz Barock vases with applied strawberries.
I actually purchased this vase a few years ago but had not got around to posting it. Perhaps because it had suffered some damage, & was repaired. It was very cheap, & but I was a bit sad about the damage. Anyway, it's seen in a new light now.
This vase is made from a milky opalescent glass that contains uranium & glows brightly under UV light, which was a pleasant surprise.
The glass also has a crackle effect. There is an applied footed base in amber, & an amber applied leafy crest on the top rim.
The applied decoration consists of a white flower, & red strawberry on a purple stem. At some point, the strawberry & some of the leaves have been broken off, then repaired (not so well on closer inspection). It may have been that the applied decoration was arranged differently when the vase was new, as I can detect a rough, granular area to the right side of where it is currently located. This suggests that there may have been another stem branching off the main one, or that the original position was slightly offset. The white flower appears to be in its original spot, & hasn't been repaired.
The vase has a simple, conical form, & measures 19.5 cm tall, 6.5 cm across the base, & around 7 cm across the widest point of the top rim.