Topic: Help ID signed bumpy lumpy clear art glass drinking glass?

[Otis Orlando]

P Turner,  P Tina?   I've tried googling various words but to know avail.  It's rather strange that one should put the signature around the pontil area, don't you think?   There is the possibility that the signature could have been done by the owner rather than the maker.   I just can't read the signature, especially the last letters.  I don't know if this will be of any help, but can you take a picture of  the drinking glass  the right way up on a black background preferably in natural lighting?  Sorry I can't be of any further help,but good luck in your search. 

[ahremck]

If you put the signature there it is not going to destroyed by wear and tear which will occur on the outer edges.

Ross

[Otis Orlando]

I don't recall  signatures around  pontil areas Ross, but now that you have mentioned that, it certainly does make sense. 

[ahremck]

It is a very common place to sign for Australian art glass.

Ross

[glassobsessed]

Where did you find the glass Bluefairy68? Sometimes it can help to narrow down the possibilities.

John

[bluefairy68]

Hi I found the glass in Fort Myers FL USA

[glassobsessed]

I would concentrate on American rather than European studio makers first, which given the numbers is not very much narrowing...