Featured Dead Jellyfish candlestick

Im hoping someone will be able to help me identify this truly hideous art glass candlestick so I can move it on to an enthusiastic collector or to a dark cupboard.
It is signed but not distinct and it's the devil to photograph (any tips?).
It was suggested it looks like a butterfly and I'm keeping to myself what OH thought it looked like .
I don't want to sway what you see but *possibly* the first word is Ursula, the second starts with an R and the third word underneath is Javez but that could be completely wrong.
Any help welcome.

 

Could it be a face?

 

Yes of course it was

 

The missing family jewels?

 

That too.

 

Come on you lot, I was trusting you to behave

 

So you shove a candle in then light it. It dribbles all over the table and sets your house on fire.

 

Big mistake.

 

How did this stand up or was it supposed to hang on the wall? If so, maybe it was for a few posies?
Doesn't look like a candle holder - would catch house on fire!

 

The word underneath, I think, is 2002

 

Can you show us how it looks with a candle in it? I see a potential firefly/moth thing, but was wondering why the rim around it was so thick?

 

It used to hold one of those battery operated lights, and it is a lighted door stop, of course.

 

Aaahhh, so you could kick someone in the ... in passing.....

 

You got it.

 

I usually refrain from commenting about an object's attractiveness or lack thereof, but, in this case, I don't see the artist's name mattering except to close relatives or personal friends.

 

Very diplomatic! I can see why our dogs look similar.

 

Knowing the perversity of Stuff, it's probably worth a fortune.

 

It does stand upright

 

Come on guys, focus on the signature not what it looks like as it definitely looks like a butterfly to me........definitely........nothing else.......oh, who am I kidding and what was the artist thinking?!.

That's what I want to hear

So it's come of age and is definitely vintage- good selling point.

 

Not to be picky but I believe this example (of fine artwork)to be a moth because its abdomen is far below the base of the wing. Whereas the butterfly usually has two sets/sections of wings the extend below the body.