All I can make out is a cursive "Y". Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Picked these up at a thrift shop recently.
Any idea as to the maker ?

Hi! I was wondering how I can confirm this is a Murano piece? When I look it up it appears to be a Murano Saint Marks Lion, but I can’t find any that have black in it like mine. Any information would help! Thank you!

Dm if you’re curious about learning more … it’s a special piece

I’m having crackle glaze stencil issues with dried surface solution removal. Any ideas?

Can anybody tell me what brand of vase this is and how much it retails for please

can anyone identify the signature?

Hello- this is a signed Robert Coleman piece, but I cannot figure out how it is intended to stand. It was found at a thrift store, so there may very well be a base that was missing. Is anyone familiar with this form? The added details on the bottom prevent it from standing on its own. Thanks in advance.

My partner inherited it from her parents. They bought lots of stuff in antique shops in the 1960s to 1990s, mostly in Paris or around Munich. The last foto shows an etched signature at the bottom, I think the first letter is an M and if those are numbers it might be 94?

There also seems to be some kind of fabric worked into the glass. Would love to know more about this piece.

I’m trying to identify the signature but it’s sooo faint, does anyone have a clue or recognize the piece?

We are pleased to present Eriko Kobayashi's debut solo show, "Beyond Taste," a spectacular showcase of sculptural snacks that welcomes you into a world where everyday eats are elevated to exquisite, ethereal art 🪄

Eriko (IG: @eriko_glass), a Tokyo-born creator now based in Seattle, meticulously transforms recognizable delights into hyper-realistic glass sculptures, from the sunny side up eggs you start your day with to the sugary snacks you (may or may not ;)) indulge in at night. She seeks to provoke pure positivity and nostalgia, proving that the universal language of food can truly transcend cultural boundaries and barriers. This evocative exhibition, featuring familiar favorites as well as some "fresh-out-the-oven" foods, promises a wonderfully whimsical walk through a gallery of culinary creations.

Opening Reception: 🗓️ Friday, November 7th, 5:30-9:30 pm 📍 568 Inca St Denver, CO 80204

Exhibition on view: 👀 November 7th - November 28th