Zellique Studio Amethyst SWIRLING NET Art Glass Bowl 1988 Jos. Morel, Benicia CA

Zellique Studio Amethyst SWIRLING NET Art Glass Bowl 1988 Jos. Morel, Benicia CA

USD 179.99 USD
SKU: Dy7GWbX3
Condition: Used

Specifications

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OriginCalifornia
ArtistJOSEPH MOREL
SignedYes
ColorAmethyst Purple
MaterialGlass
Year Manufactured1988
SubjectSwirling Net
BrandZellique Studio
TypeBOWL
Original/Licensed ReproductionOriginal
Item Height4.75" high
ModelGBPK84
ThemeSwirling Net
Production StyleArt Glass
Production TechniqueHand Blown Glass
BackstampEtched
Country/Region Of ManufactureUnited States
HandmadeYes
Item Width8.5" upper diameter

Large Amethyst Art Glass Bowl with Swirling Fish Net Web Pattern 8_5in diam 4_75in tall signed JM Joseph Morel 1988 GBPK84 Large Art Glass Bowl Pattern: Swirling Net Color: Amethyst Purple Model GBPK84 Made & Signed by: Joseph Morel, Founder of Zellique Studio, Benicia, California Dated 8-1988 Approximate Dimensions 8.5 " upper rim diameter 4.75" tall 2.75" base diameter 36 ounces This is a wonderful large art glass bowl with an amethyst purple coloring featuring a swirling net pattern. It is signed on the bottom base "Zellique Studio, J.M." (Joseph Morel), "8-1988, GBPK1984." Joseph Morel of Chico, California founded Zellique Studio of Benicia, California in 1980 and operated it until he closed it in 2005. His art glass is in the private collections of various heads of state, domestic and international. This bowl is in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. This is a one of a kind beautiful art glass piece and it would make a thoughtful and splendid gift. Payment must be received within 3 days of auction or store close. Always happy to combine shipping when safe to save you shipping costs. Thank you. {Please see photos directly below.} Please visit our Ebay Store, DesertGold Store, for more vintage carnival, stretch, opalescent, and EAPG glass pieces, jewelry, and other great finds, e.g., restaurant ware, pottery, crystal, books, music, typewriters, sewing machines, art, and the like.

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