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More Lotton glass photos posted....
Anne:
I'd love to see the Tiffany lava photo please... I didn't know Tiffany did this style either. I really like your website as well.. what wonderful glass. The red lava vase is gorgeous! Thanks for sharing it with us. :)
warners:
Okay, you won't find many of these (and this one is not mine - belongs to a friend of mine; I couldn't afford it!), but this IS a Tiffany Lava piece.
Warner
PS - If the photo doesn't display, I'll figure it out....give me a few tries. :)
http://tinypic.com/6i5lpl.jpg
Anne:
Thanks for the photo link, I would never have guessed this as Tiffany! :shock:
warners:
Yep...it's a killer piece of glass. That lava piece would bring somewhere between $50 - $75 thousand US dollars at the right auction. Unbelievable, huh? I think the Lotton glass has the same potential down the road....particularly the Charles Lotton pieces. Now is the time to buy, though, as he is turning 70 this year and when he's done blowing glass the prices should escalate quickly.
Warner
glasswizard:
Warner, First let me say hello. Your site is wonderful. This might interest you. Many moons ago, ok, more years than I care to remember, in 1988 or 89 right after I became a dealer I attended a small auction. There was a piece of glass there that really intriqued me. I bid and won. Here it is.
http://tinypic.com/6id1qr.jpg It is signed on the bottom Charles Lotton. I knew nothing of him and after discovering his wonderful work really wondered if this was one of his or if someone had added the signature. I finally got the book and discovered pieces with the same style of feet. I tried to take a pic of the signature, but no matter what I tried that didn't happen, sorry. This is the only piece I have and to this day still cannot tell you what it was about it that intrigued me so. Terry
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