Cristina Romo Castillo - Bowl w/ spoon &
Covered Dish
Civese piece were designed and produced
by Cristina Romo Castillo Disne has a studio in 
Taxco, Mexico, following the silversmithing legacy of her
mother (Emilia Castillo) and grandfather
Antonio Castillo of Los Castillo.
Website:
https://www.craftinamerica.org/artist/
cristina-romo/
Stamped Marks:
&#34;CRISTINA&#34; is the maker/brand name.
&#34;MEXICO&#34; made in or around the town of
Taxco, Mexico. &#34;PLATEADO&#34; Spanish for silver plated.
Hallmarks:
• MEXICO M.R: Stands for Marca Registrada
(Registered Trademark), an officially
protected design under Mexican commerce
laws.
• TO-35: Mexican government registration code
instituted in 1979 to track silversmiths
and workshops:
• T stands for the city of origin, Taxco.
• O signifies the first letter of the artisan or
registered workshop&#39;s family name tied to
the family registry.
• 35 is the unique identification number
assigned specifically to that maker&#39;s
registered line.
• All these pieces are individually hand-
shaped and hand-textured, and thus unique.
All the texture on the inside of these pieces
are hand &#34;planished&#34; or &#34;chased&#34; with
silversmithing tools.
• The base metal under the silver plate of
these pieces is solid brass.
• All in excellent condition, no breaks,
or chips. View images
• Bowl: 7 cm.. x 24.5 cm. x 7 cm.
• Spoon: 2 cm.. x 17 cm. x 2.5 cm.
• Lidded Bowl: 5.5 cm... x 21 cm. x 7.5 cm.
Dimensions:
• Bowl: 7 cm.. x 24.5 cm. x 7 cm. • Spoon: 2 cm.. x 17 cm. x 2.5 cm. • Lidded Bowl: 5.5 cm... x 21 cm. x 7.5 cm.
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Cristina Romo Castillo - Bowl w/ spoon &#38; Covered Dish

FOUR - Crisa/Libby Large &#34;Blue
Ribbon&#34; Tumblers
• These glasses are manufactured by
Libbey Glass through he Crisa Glass
Factory in Mexico. Libby acquired the
company in 2006.
• All four of these glasses have the
stylized &#34;C&#34; on the base, so were made
before 2006.
• These are the &#34;Smooth/Cylindrical
Version”, rather than the “Dimpled Version&#34;.
• These have several names: Blue
Ribbon, Cobalt Swirl, or Listón Azul.
• While each is hand blown int a mold,
each glass is somewhat unique because
it varies in weight, and movement of the
cobalt glass swirl.
• All in excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• Weight:
Varies between 285 to 295 grams
• 25 cm.  7 cm. x 7 cm.
Dimensions:
 25 cm.  7 cm. x 7 cm.
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FOUR - Crisa/Libby Large &#34;Blue Ribbon&#34; Tumblers

Jack Ploesser - Copper Red or &#34;Sang
de Boeuf&#34; Glaze
• Jack Ploesser born in 1952 with the
name Jörg Wolfgang Plösser was born in
Frankfurt am Main, Germany, and move
with his family to Canada in 1956.
• Jack Ploesser became the ceramic
technician at Capilano College in 1990.
• He taught pottery at the Delbrook
Recreation Centre (1994-96), the
Shadbolt Centre for the Arts (1998-99).
• He moved to the Sunshine Coast in
2000, he set up his independent
“Fire and Ash Studio&#34; in Roberts Creek.
• This vase was fired in an cone 10 gas
fired kiln with a high reduction
atmosphere changing the copper
carbonate, which is green to the copper
red or ox blood red.
• In excellent condition, no cracks,
breaks, or chips. View images.
• 14.5 cm. x 12 cm. x 12 cm.
Dimensions:
 14.5 cm. x 12 cm. x 12 cm.
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Jack Ploesser - Copper Red or &#34;Sang de Boeuf&#34; Glaze

Corrine Hunt - BOMA - &#34;Sea to Sky
Collection&#34; Large Platter
• This was designed by acclaimed
Kwakwaka&#39; wakw and Tlingit artist
Corrine Hunt. Hunt, who co-designed the
medals for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic
and Paralympic Winter Games, often
uses these designs to explore themes of
environmental elements and Pacific
Northwest Coast traditions.
• The platter features abstracted
Indigenous motifs and is typically made
in Canada from a blend of recycled
marble and crushed glass resin.
• Symbolism: The inscription
“eagle freedom in yourself” &#34;air&#34; highlights the
eagle as a symbol of freedom, strength,
and grace. In Northwest Coast
Indigenous traditions, eagles are also
sacred messengers to the creator.
• These come in three sizes. This is the 
“Large&#34; size.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks or chips. View images.
• 2 cm. x 35.3 cm. x 17.5 cm.
Dimensions:
2 cm. x 35.3 cm. x 17.5 cm.
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Corrine Hunt - BOMA - &#34;Sea to Sky Collection&#34; Large Platter

Bill Helin - &#34;Raven Stash Box&#34;
• Bill Helin was born 1960 in Prince
Rupert, British Columbia. Helin grew up
immersed in the heritage of the
Northwest Coast. His father, Arthur Helin,
was a commercial fisherman, and his
grandparents were prominent leaders
his grandfather was Chief of the Gitlan
Tribe and his grandmother, Maud Helin,
was Chief of the Gitgeese Tribe.
• Bill Helin is a member of the Tsimshian
Nation. He is a, woodcarver, jeweller,
and illustrator from the Gitgeese Tribe.
• The image on the lid depicts Raven
often celebrated as a powerful creator,
trickster, and a bringer of light.
• This is a small &#34;stash box&#34; made from
natural log cross-sections with the rough
bark left intact on the exterior.
• It has a swivel lid that pivots open to
reveal a felt-lined interior compartment.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks or chips. View images.
• 4.4 cm. x 7.8 cm. x 7 cm.
Dimensions:
4.4 cm. x 7.8 cm. x 7 cm.
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Bill Helin - &#34;Raven Stash Box&#34;

Sandblasted Art Glass Polar Bear Vase
• This is a modern contemporary blown
glass vase made in China within the last
ten years.
• The image shows a close-up of a
sandblasted polar bear motif on an ice
floe. The vessel has two layers; first the
black blown form, and a second layer of
an iridescent metallic golden or yellowish
over layer. When the vase was
sandblasted the iridescent was stripped
away leaving the black matte with the
raised surface of the iridescent glass.
• In excellent condition, no cracks,
breaks, or chips. View Images.
• Weight:
2 lb. 14 5/8 oz. or 1 kg. 322 grams
• 18.5 cm. x 19 cm. x 19 cm.
Dimensions:
 18.5 cm. x 19 cm. x 19 cm.
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Sandblasted Art Glass Polar Bear Vase

Hand-Blown Aqua/Teal Art Glass Bowl
• I believe this is a vintage Mexican
glassware piece associated with MCM
from makers like Avalos or Kristaluxus
from Tlaquepaque, Mexico.
• This is a medium walled glass bowl
including organic air bubbles trapped
inside the glass walls. It has a clean,
round, freeform profile with a fire-
polished rim and a weighted base typical
of Mid-Century modern studio glass.
• The piece is formed via &#34;Optic
Molding&#34;. The glass is dipped it into a
vertically ribbed metal mold or optic
mold then twisted while the blowpipe
expands the glass. This forces the
straight ribs to warp into a spiral pattern.
• There is a concave base, or &#34;kick up&#34;
which stabilizes the bowl like a &#34;foot&#34; on
ceramics. The pontil is fire polished.
• In excellent condition, no cracks,
breaks, or chips. View Images.
• Weight: 8.75 oz. or 249 grams
• 4.5 cm. x 12.7 cm. x 12.7 cm.
Dimensions:
4.5 cm. x 12.7 cm. x 12.7 cm.
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Hand-Blown Aqua/Teal Art Glass Bowl

Whimsical Hand Thrown Armadillo Bowl
• Barbara Wyatt is a studio ceramic artist
and instructor. She is from Edmonds,
Washington.
• Website:
https://www.barbarawyatt.com/bio
• White stoneware clay fired to cone 6 in
an electric kiln. Various underglazes and
a clear glaze on top. The bowl shows
techniques from sgraffito, carving, wax
resist for colour placement, and slip
glazing to create the relief design.
• In excellent condition, no rips, stains, or
fading. View images.
• 5 cm x 8.5 cm. x 8.5 cm.
Dimensions:
 5 cm x 8.5 cm. x 8.5 cm.
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Whimsical Hand Thrown Armadillo Bowl

Fiestaware Medium Flared Cobalt Blue
Flower Vase
• This vase was originally designed by
Frederick Hurten Rhead in 1936
Jonathan O. Parry, the new director,
Post-1986 Modern Adaptation made a
new mold of the original to fit the new
clay body that was introduced
• This was produced by the Homer
Laughlin China Company now the Fiesta
Tableware Company.
• This is a modern, post-1986 piece
made between 1998 and 2020
• The Raised &#34;H&#34; Mark: The lowercase,
stylized debossed &#34;H&#34; stamped directly
into the ceramic clay was added to the
molds starting in 1998.
• In excellent condition, no cracks,
breaks, one small chip on rim. View
Images.
• 24 cm. x 12.3 cm. x 12.3 cm.
Dimensions:
24 cm. x 12.3 cm. x 12.3 cm.
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Fiestaware Medium Flared Cobalt Blue Flower Vase

Zodax Two-Tone Aqua Blue & Clear Art
Glass Fish Platter - Large
• Zodax: was founded in Los Angeles,
California in 1990. Zodax is a high-end
designer of chic home accessories and
holiday tableware outlet.
• This particular Zodax nautical collection
was produced during the late 1990&#39;s to
early 2000&#39;S.
• This piece was designed by Zodax,
however, the actual art glass collection
was made in Thailand.
• This is a kiln-cast or slumped
“textured mold&#34;. This technique does not make
uniform pieces, but rather this method
relies on gravity and high heat, creating
organic differences in thickness and
shape, so each piece is slightly unique.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View Images.
• Weight: 1 kg. 216 grams or 2 lb. 10 7/8 oz.
3.5 cm.  32 cm. x 25.5 cm.
Dimensions:
3.5 cm.  32 cm. x 25.5 cm.
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Zodax Two-Tone Aqua Blue &#38; Clear Art Glass Fish Platter - Large

Fiestaware Turquoise Spoon Rest
• This vase was originally designed by
Frederick Hurten Rhead in 1936. Joseph
Geisse one of the &#34;new&#34; designers,
Post-1986 Modern Adaptation made a
new mold of the original to fit the new
clay body that was introduced
• This was produced by the Homer
Laughlin China Company now the Fiesta
Tableware Company.
• &#34;HLC USA&#34; stands for Homer Laughlin
China Company, Newell.
• The &#34;Registered Trademark&#34; Circle: The
small circle debossed directly above the
letter &#34;a&#34; in &#34;Fiesta&#34; contains a tiny &#34;R&#34;
indicating it is a legally registered
trademark design.
• The Number &#34;58&#34;: This is an in-the-
mold number.
• In excellent condition, no cracks,
breaks, one small chip on rim. View
Images.
• 3 cm. x 20.4 cm. x 9 cm.
Dimensions:
3 cm. x 20.4 cm. x 9 cm.
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Fiestaware Turquoise Spoon Rest

Cristallo Venezia CC &#34;Uranium
Glass&#34; Murano Sommerso Large-
Scale Centrepiece Bowl
• The exaggerated, horizontally stretched
winged silhouette with curled-horn
handles is a hallmark design strictly tied
to their 1960&#39;s production era. As well, all
Murano factories phased out the use of
uranium oxide powder in their standard
production runs as of 1970.
• This piece does not have a label, but
Can be attributed to Cristallo Venezia
CC for the following reasons:
1) There are identical green-and-amber
Sommerso core bowls with the
outspread silhouette, and the scrolled
horn handles that exist in collector
databases and archive sites like 20th
Century Glass
2) Cristallo Venezia pieces feature a
highly recognizable, heavy multi-pointed
star-shaped or pedestal glass base.
3) The tightly curled, horn-like scroll handles
are a specific design trademark of this
workshop.
4) Your UV light test confirmed a uranium-
doped green glass layer wrapped sharply
alongside a non-reactive amber layer, all
encased in a thick crystal shell. This
complex, multi-layered chemical recipe
aligns exactly with the batch formulas used
by Cristallo Venezia during their prime
1950&#39;s-1960&#39;s.
• This piece is is classified as a Large-
Scale Centerpiece Bowl, because of the
weight and size, and were treated as
premium luxury investments when
bought new in the 1960&#39;s
• In excellent condition, no cracks,
breaks, or chips. View Images.
• Weight: 5 lb. 2.5 oz. or 2 kg. 339 grams
• 12 cm. x 40 cm. x 20 cm.
Dimensions:
 12 cm. x 40 cm. x 20 cm.
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Cristallo Venezia CC &#34;Uranium Glass&#34; Murano Sommerso Large- Scale Centrepiece Bowl

Abhika &#34;Jellyfish M&#34; - Hand-Blown
Clear Glass Sculpture
• The Abhika &#34;Jellyfish M&#34; is a high-end
luxury version of the clear glass jellyfish
sculpture distributed out of Venice, Italy.
They are a home interior and decor store.
The &#34;M&#39; stands for medium size.
• This piece was most likely made in
Yancheng or Zibo, China as they are the
&#34;experts&#34; in &#34;non controlled bubbles&#34; as
seen in the &#34;head&#34; of the jellyfish.
• This is a free-standing design with a
bell (cap) filled with deliberate non
controlled bubbles. The cap is supported
by six long curved glass tentacles that
flare outward to form a sturdy base.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View Images.
• Weight: 981 grams or 2 lb. 2 5/8 oz.
18.5 cm. x 11.5 cm. x 11.5 cm.
Dimensions:
18.5 cm. x 11.5 cm. x 11.5 cm.
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Abhika &#34;Jellyfish M&#34; - Hand-Blown Clear Glass Sculpture

Bo Borgström - Áseda Glasbruk
&#34;Jack-in-the-Pulpit&#34; Vase
• Aseda Glasbruk (1947-1977) The
glassworks was founded in 1947 in the
town of Aseda, located in the Smäland
region of Sweden, the heartland of
Swedish glassmaking known as the
&#34;Kingdom of Crystal&#34; or Glasriket.
• Bo Borgström (1929-2015) was the
most influential Swedish glass designer
of the MCM and &#34;pop&#34; eras during the
1960&#39;s and 1970&#39;s. He was the artistic
director of Âseda Glasbruk,
• This was hand blown during the 1960&#39;s.
It has the distinctive Scandinavian design
features a vibrant cobalt blue pulled
stem, an asymmetrical flared rim, and a
characteristic heavy clear glass base
with embedded controlled bubbles or
bullicante technique.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• Weight: 348 grams or 12.25 oz.
•  
Dimensions:
21.5 cm x 6.5 cm. x 5.7 cm.
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Bo Borgström - Áseda Glasbruk &#34;Jack-in-the-Pulpit&#34; Vase

MCM - Murano Opaline Blown Glass Bowl
• This specific style and colourway of
cased glass are most widely attributed to
the Archimede Seguso factory, Fratelli
Toso, or Galliano Ferro, all were
prominent master glassmakers active in
Murano, Italy, in the mid-20th century.
• This was crafted in Murano, Italy, and
has a distinctive bi-color cased design
with a dusty aubergine interior and a
solid white opaline exterior.
• Its organic irregular biomorphic shape
is characteristic of Mid-Century Modern
Italian art glass styles from the 1950&#39;s to
the 1970’s.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• Weight: 7.5 oz. or 211 grams
• 3 cm. x 14 cm. x 14.3 cm.
Dimensions:
3 cm. x 14 cm. x 14.3 cm.
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MCM - Murano Opaline Blown Glass Bowl

Mid Century Modern - Sasaki Crystal
Lion Dish (1950&#39;s to 1960&#39;s)
• Founded in Tokyo in 1902 by Sojiro
Sasaki, the company initially started as a
wholesale business selling oil lamps
• This lion dish was manufactured during
the 1950&#39;s to 1960&#39;s, capturing the peak
of the global Mid-Century Modern design
movement. During this post-war era.
• It was produced as an in-house
&#34;studio-crafted&#34; design by Sasaki&#39;s
dedicated product design team, but is
inspired from prominent European
modernist glass like Bertil Vallien of
Kosta Boda.
• This piece has a high density of lead
content, typically around 24% lead oxide
used by Sasaki during the mid-20th
century.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• Weight: 1 lb. 15.75 oz. or 899 grams
• 10 cm. x 23 cm. x 8 cm.
Dimensions:
 10 cm. x 23 cm. x 8 cm.
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Mid Century Modern - Sasaki Crystal Lion Dish (1950&#39;s to 1960&#39;s)

Maria Karis - Cobalt Blue Glass
Candlestick Holder
• Maria Karis, born in 1971 is a Swedish
industrial and glass designer known for
her minimalist Scandinavian glassware.
• She graduated as an industrial designer
from the Beckmans School of Design in
Stockholm in 1998.
• She collaborated with the Swedish
giant IKEA in the 1990&#39;s to design this
series of hand-blown art glass pieces.
• This piece is made in a &#34;2 part&#34; mold.
and has a seam line. As it was made for
commercial distribution, it is not signed.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View Images.
• Weight: 256 grams or 9 oz.
6 cm. x 9.8 cm. x 9.8 cm.
Dimensions:
6 cm. x 9.8 cm. x 9.8 cm.
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Maria Karis - Cobalt Blue Glass Candlestick Holder

littala &#34;Kivi Neodymium&#34; Votive Candle
Holder
• This candleholder was commissioned
by the fashion and textile house
Marimekko, and manufactured by the
Nuutajärvi glass factory in Finland.
Production moved completely to littala&#39;s
main factory in 1995, evolving into a
highly successful multi-decade
collaboration between littala and
Marimekko
• The Kiva votive was created by the 
Finish designer Heikki Orvola in 1988.
• This is a rare or vintage variant of their
Amethyst Pale Purple color line,
because they used neodymium to create
the colour, as well the size variety was a
limited issue, and discontinued in 2014.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or paint chips. View Images.
• Weight: 340 grams or 12 oz.
• 7.3 cm. x 6.7 cm. x 6.7 cm.
Dimensions:
 7.3 cm. x 6.7 cm. x 6.7 cm.
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littala &#34;Kivi Neodymium&#34; Votive Candle Holder

Vidrios San Miguel - Blown Glass Vase
• The plastic label reads in English,
French, and Spanish, &#34;hand made&#34;. This
is the exact label that Vidrios San Miguel
uses on their products.
• Vidrios San Miguel is a glass
manufacturer based in Ayelo de Malferit,
Valencia, Spain. Founded in 1985, the
company has a unique niche by
producing high-quality glassware made
exclusively from 100% post-consumer
recycled glass.
• This vase was hand blown into a multi-
part dip or optical pattern mold to
compress the vertical ribs and form the
oval shape.
• The polished bottom indicates that
there was a pontil scar which was grounc
flat and polished smooth.
• This vase was most likely produced
between the late 1990s and the 2010s
• In excellent condition, no cracks,
breaks, or chips. View Images.
• Weight: 1 lb. 3.25 oz. or 546 grams
• 29.5 cm. x 9.5 cm. x 7 cm.
Dimensions:
29.5 cm. x 9.5 cm. x 7 cm.
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Vidrios San Miguel - Blown Glass Vase

Hand-Blown &#34;Confetti&#34; Art Glass
Goblets
• These were most likely produced in
Tonalá and Tlaquepaque Jalisco, Mexico,
as these two neighbouring municipalities
form the heart of Mexico&#39;s high-end
hand-blown recycled glass industry.
• This pair is slightly unusual in that the
stems are also confetti glass, rather than
clear.
• Because each goblet is individually
blown they vary slightly in weight, height
of stem, and thickness of stem and bowl.
• Both in excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
1) Weight: 12 3/8 oz. or 352 grams
• 17 cm. x 8.3 cm. x 8.3 cm.
2) Weight: 13 1/8 oz. or 373 grams
Dimensions:
 17 cm. x 8.3 cm. x 8.3 cm.
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Hand-Blown &#34;Confetti&#34; Art Glass Goblets

Two Flower &#34;Dynasty Gallery&#34;
Paperweights
• I believe both of these were made by
Dynasty Gallery an American decorative
glass company that specializes in
handmade art glass paperweights and
home accents.
• They were founded in 1951 in San
Francisco, but while they are designed in
the US, the paperweights are
handcrafted in China by master glass smiths
• Both of these were made between the
late 1970&#39;s and the 1980&#39;s
1) Blue Flower:
• The design shows five cobalt blue
petals that spread symmetrically from the
center, and a single, centered controlled
air bubble for the flower&#39;s stigma.
• Several small bruises, but no chips,
breaks, or cracks.
• Weight: 10 7/8 oz. or 310 grams
• 5.5 cm. x 5.5 cm. x 5.5 cm.
2) Pink Flower:
• The central design is a tiered, stylized
flower. The outer layers go from a very
light pink, to transition to a deeper pink,
and then a magenta. There is an
elongated controlled bubble in the centre
with a yellowish &#34;bead&#34; on top. There
are three green leaves on the underside.
• Excellent condition, no breaks, bruises,
or chips but no chips or cracks
• Weight: 15 3/8 oz. or 437 grams
• 6 cm. x 6.5 cm. x 6.5 cm.
Dimensions:
See description page for sizes.
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Two Flower &#34;Dynasty Gallery&#34; Paperweights

Cast Glass Iridescent Sand Dollar
Paperweight
• This piece is not signed, so I can not
say who or where this was made, but
most items similar to this were made
between 1990 and 2010.
• The is a molded 5-petal echinoid
pattern of a sand dollar.
• The vibrant teal/cobalt blue base glass
has a metallic iridescent finish or carnival
glass look reflecting, multi-coloured
shimmers.
• In excellent condition, no cracks,
breaks, or chips. View Images.
• Weight: 196 grams. or 6 7/8 oz.
• 1.5 cm. x 8.5 cm. x 8.25 cm.
Dimensions:
1.5 cm. x 8.5 cm. x 8.25 cm.
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Cast Glass Iridescent Sand Dollar Paperweight

Hand-Blown Art Glass Sea Turtle
Figurine/Paperweight
• This was distributed through the
Diamond Star Corp. out of California, but
is produced in China.
• Diamond Star Corp. designs the initial
piece, and then outsource the final product.
• The the dichroic and metallic leaf glass
is produced in specialized factories in
China in Shandong (specifically around
Qingdao and Zibo) and Guangdong
(around Shenzhen.
• This specific catalog item is Model
#76153, and produced and distributed
between the 2010&#39;s and 2020&#39;s.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks, or chips. View images.
• Weight: 8.25 oz. or 236 grams
• 4.5 cm. x 9.3 cm. x 10.5 cm.
Dimensions:
4.5 cm. x 9.3 cm. x 10.5 cm.
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Hand-Blown Art Glass Sea Turtle Figurine/Paperweight

Jim Yelton Squamish Nation - Killer
Whale Talking Stick 2010 Olympic
Games
• Jim, now age 71, was born on July 9,
1955, in Squamish, British Columbia. He
has carved for more than 50 years, and is
known internationally for his deep,
expressive formline carving and fine
attention to cultural detail.
• At 12, Jim was mentored by his father
Michael Yelton, a revered traditional
carver who taught the techniques, but
also the story, spiritual and cultural
importance behind Northwest Coast First
Nations images.
• This piece is not signed in the
traditional sense with a name, but rather
in form style. The &#34;U&#34; at the back od the
whale&#39;s tail is Jim&#39;s mark.
• Originally there would have been an
official certificate, but this has been lost
at some point.
• For the Squamish Nation, the Killer
Whale (Orca) is a symbol of great
strength, bravery, family, and unity.
• There is no record of how many of
these were ordered or made, but each is
slightly different for the other, because
they are hand carved individually.
• In excellent condition, no breaks,
cracks or chips. View images.
• Talking Stick:
14 cm. x 3.5 cm. x 4 cm.
• Cedar Box:
6.5 cm. x 27.5 cm. x 8.5 cm.
Dimensions:
• Talking Stick: 14 cm. x 3.5 cm. x 4 cm.       Cedar Box: 6.5 cm. x 27.5 cm. x 8.5 cm.
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Jim Yelton Squamish Nation - Killer Whale Talking Stick 2010 Olympic Games

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Hand-painted copper lustre porcelain tea service comprising covered sugar bowl, creamer, two teacups, two saucers and round serving dish; fruiting vine resist pattern (A8666/A8670); Gray's Pottery backstamp in use 1931-1933; dimensions per seller: sugar 9.5 × 7.5 × 7.5 cm, creamer 7.5 × 10 × 7 cm, teacups 5.5 × 8 × 5.7 cm, saucers 1.5 × 11.5 cm Ø, serving dish 1.5 × 20.2 cm Ø; no chips or cracks, minor surface scratching on gilt per seller.

covered sugar bowl

creamer

round serving dish 20.2 cm Ø

teacup 1

teacup 2

saucer 1

saucer 2

Full set showing covered sugar bowl, creamer, two teacups with saucers and serving dish

Gray's Pottery backstamp underside detail

Close-up of backstamp showing hand-painted notation

White porcelain bodies with high-gloss metallic copper lustre glaze; stylised white grape clusters and leaves created by resist technique; hand-painted detailing; rich reflective finish.

Gray's Pottery Copper Lustreware Tea Service Pieces

Vintage Copper Lustreware Cream &
sugar, two teacups & saucers, & a
Serving Dish
• This set was produced by Gray&#39;s
Pottery in Stoke-on-Trent, England.
• Gray&#39;s was a decorating firm rather than
a traditional raw pottery factory, so all
their pieces are hand painted.
• The specific backstamp on this set was
manufactured between 1931 and 1933.
• The pieces feature a fruiting vine resist
pattern (often labeled under pattern
numbers like A8666 or A8670), which dates
back to circa 1949-1950.
• The design is created using a resist
technique, where a mask leaves the
striking white porcelain exposed as
stylized grape bunches and leaves
against a brilliant, metallic copper-toned
background
• All in excellent condition, no cracks,
breaks, or chips. Very minor scratching
on copper gilt. View Images.
• Sugar: 9.5 cm. x 7.5 cm. x 7.5 cm.
• Creamer: 7.5 cm. x 10 cm. x 7 cm.
• Teacups: 5.5 cm. x 8 cm. x 5.7 cm.
• Saucers: 1.5 cm. x 11.5 cm. x 11.5 cm
• Serving Dish:
1.5 cm. x 20.2 cm. x 20.2 cm.
Dimensions:
see description page for sizes
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Lot #85: Vintage Copper Lustreware Cream & sugar, two teacups & saucers, & a Serving Dish

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Lot #85: Vintage Copper Lustreware Cream & sugar, two teacups & saucers, & a Serving Dish

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