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Author Topic: American glass artist, signed "Bar"? Who is/was this?  (Read 63 times)

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Offline kwqd

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American glass artist, signed "Bar"? Who is/was this?
« on: Yesterday at 08:17:47 PM »
This vase is about 6.5" high x 4" widest diameter, snapped pontil, signed "Bar 03" on the bottom. I am not certain that the last letter is "r", but it looks like it to me. Guessing a U.S. glass artist since I found it in the U.S. Has anyone encountered this artist's work before/know who they are?
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Re: American glass artist, signed "Bar"? Who is/was this?
« Reply #1 on: Today at 11:30:14 AM »
I suspect a small studio maker.  Not necessarily from the USA as they normally sign at the base of the sides.

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Re: American glass artist, signed "Bar"? Who is/was this?
« Reply #2 on: Today at 01:54:43 PM »
I suspect a small studio maker.  Not necessarily from the USA as they normally sign at the base of the sides.

Ross

Thanks for your comments, Ross. I have a large American studio glass collection, so I checked through it and found most were signed on the bottom, by a factor of almost exactly two to one. I was surprised to find so many signed on the side, though.  I have quite a few unidentified signed pieces, signed both ways.

I agree that it is probably a small studio maker, wherever it was made.
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