Studio Glass Vase Artist? Signed RAL '07 A. Kringest, Kinsgist? any ideas?

Rather heavy turquoise to clear base bud vase 9 3/8" tall. Signed both R A L '07 and A. something Kingest, Kringist? I've tried everything I can think of. Maybe a local artist but worth a try from you experts who have amazed me before.

 

If it came from Virginia perhaps it's from someone in the Rappahannock Art League who was there in 07. Just guessing.

 

RAL is "Reichs-Ausschuss für Lieferbedingungen". an independant German quality and norm organisation founded in 1925. the goal was to rationalize the industrial production.
since 1927 they define the exact colors. worldwide.
example: when Fritz was telling his supplier that he needed another few buckets of the same color he bought last month and Gustl had a hangover when mixing the lot it may well have been that the right side of the façade didn't look the same as the left one.

here the actual list (most of anyways) for comparison:
https://www.ral-farben.de/alle-ral-farben

problem is of course that some colors fell off the list and new ones were added.
the name seems to start with Kemp... so probably German.

 

Hard to know, could be. Perhaps allyn knows where it came from or some other tidbit. (Lots of German names here in Virginia going back several centuries)

https://www.vmfa.museum/statewide/partners/rappahannock-art-league/

 

from what I see of the form I rather tend to Scandinavian, esp. Sweden.
the number could be a shortage and part of an experimental lot to see what color variation fits best before going into mass production.

 

I appreciate your information. I looked but it looks like just colors to me, although I cannot read any of it. Did they make glass? Thank you.

 

Thank you just wrote them and asked if it anything was recognizable to them. Thank you! I'll let you know.

 

I see it's for sale but I did find what must be a previous sale that doesn't have any additional info.

https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/signed-kemgirt-ral-turquoise-clear-1909024213

 

every color is also named in English.
furthermore you could change the language - r/h top corner.

 

I hope I'm not confusing the OP with my thoughts.

I tried looking through the RAL color chart, in case 07 isn't a year, but I didn't see a color ending in 07 that seemed like it could be this color. 5007 was the only one in the family and they called it brilliant blue and looked quite different. Can't say I know how one uses the numbers exactly. I used this chart.

https://www.ralcolor.com/

Around here quite often AL is used for "art league" which often has artists from all sorts of mediums. I was just thinking that perhaps an artist from somewhere beginning with "R" was in a league and if the area the vase was found was known then it might be a lead to follow. No idea really.