Art glass goblet - unusual shape w/ red trim - signed buy by who?

This piece is signed on the bottom, but I can not read it other than I think the first letter is a B. There is a rough pontil on the bottom. The little red designs are on the outside & are raised. It is 4 1/8" tall & holds 6 ounces when filled to the rim.



Thanks for any & all advice or opinions!!!

 

Peggy, this may or may not be relevant, but in March of 2016, Bdigger posted a glass item with this on it:


from:
https://www.antiquers.com/threads/art-glass-mystery-piece.8498/

To me, the names look awfully similar, but I don't think that Bdigger's mystery was ever solved.

 

Maybe...? http://www.bernsteinglass.com/about/

 

Looks like you found it Johnny.
Here is one on ebay...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/William-Ber...1973-signed-/142019148669?hash=item2111003b7d

 

I think Johnny may have solved the mystery of both pieces.

Mike beat me to the punch.

I was just about to post that same link & also say that I believe the numbers behind the siggie is 1986. If you read their bio page it talks about how they made tableware to keep the cash flow moving.

I may have to check the auction house to see if they found any more or if this was the only one the seller consigned.

 

@Bdigger - do you still have the vase?

 

Well done, Johnny!

(The only reason I even remembered about Bdigger's when Peggy posted hers was that I spent so much time staring at that signature way back when!)

 

Yes I do! I think right now I have it in The B&M shop. I will look and bring it back home now that there is an ID for it! Thanks all! Great work Johnny~

 

Hope it is still there & you can sell it on-line for lots more money.

 

Sometimes it takes a village to ID these siggies.

 

Hoo hoo ! But I cant take full credit,my mother was asking me if we wanted to give some Bernstein Bears books to my great nephew and I thought "Hmmm,I wonder" !Isnt it funny how sometimes things come to you?

 

...well than give your Mama a hug for me.

 

Done!