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I voted for the Brentwood - but it's made my Kenneth Wingard who has a selection of many more shapes:

http://www.wingardhome.com/orangebrentwood.html

I would never pay 88 bucks for that Brentwood vase. Far to common looking for that price. Looks like something one might get at a Big Lots store.

I would head straight for antique and vintage stores...I bet you could find some killer vintage glass vases there, and probably much cheaper than any of these.

I agree with michpc if you have the time. Otherwise, not a true vase but could be used as a bud or small cut flower vase are these from glassybaby..I bought the Curry color for a friend that loves that pop of orange in the house and I bought some in another color for me which I use as glasses or vases.

Good price and made well, the weight and feel is very much like Danish crystal.

http://www.glassybaby.com/browse.aspx?CID=17&PG=3

These vases are really great. I love orange vases and have milk-glass ones from the 60s and 70s.
Look great in a collection.
Check them out if you're interested:
http://topia7.com/blog/2008/05/what-do-you-expedit-1-orange-retro.html

yes..brentwood..but no reason for the price for a 'lookalike'..If it's a great orange color..not cheesy, buy it a big lots..who would ever know..just put YOUR mindset in 'whooaa..this looks GREAT in here!!" and another reason to go hunting for orange vases or such at the tag/yard sales..on the cheap..and fun..

I have been obsessing over orange slag glass vases lately. They are quite the conversation starter, and you can pick one up way cheaper than any of the ones above.