Featured Studio Art Glass Pumpkin Perfume Bottle Artisan's Mark

Hi,
I purchased a Studio Art Glass "Pumpkin" shape perfume bottle, with dabber, in 1999.
I think I have permanently damaged my eyesight, by trying to decipher the artisan's mark(s.)
If you could spare a moment to look at the photos of the bottle and marks, I would appreciate it very much.
If anyone happens to know the artisan's name, please let me know.
The perfume bottle measures four inches, in diameter and 1 1/2" tall.
The stopper/dabber is five inches tall.
Thank You.

 

Welcome!
Others will be by to help you. :")

 

Hola, and welcome!
Glass brainiacs will be along soon...

 

Makes me think of Craig Zweifel glass

 

Here are some examples - yours is very nice!
craig zweifel art glass perfume bottle

 

Well, you've got good taste.....it's very nice !

 

Aloha cxgirl,
A Thousand Thanks! You are correct, it is an art glass piece by Zweifel. Additionally, I have one of his, allegedly rare, tall, ovoid vessels with an obelisk style stopper? cover?
I do not want to wear out my welcome, but I'll chance it. : ) Do you know if this pattern has a specific name, such as pulled feather(s) ? If not, in a few words, how would you describe it? I don't want to seem an uneducated plebe, when I list it.
I wish I could send you a Hawaiian Pineapple, as Thanks, but it might reek, a bit, upon arrival.

 

You are welcome whatmamahad
I'm the pits at writing descriptions - yours is very nice and has the black rather than clear stopper. IMHO the design isn't pulled feather but wait for others to give you some input. His work sells on his name so even without a pattern name people will still find it.
Don't worry about wearing out your welcome - questions and looking for help are always welcome!

 

looks like this shape may be called sea form
http://www.petrisgallery.com/cgi-bi...earch.htm&t=main.htm&searchtext=Craig+Zweifel

 

Aloha cxgirl,
Double Thanks!
I checked the link you recommended and found several ways to describe the shapes, colors and uses of my Zweifel pieces, but could not find a pattern description.
Zweifel created a perfume bottle, identical in shape and size as the one I posted. It's called SEAFOAM.
I wish I could send you 2 Hawaiian Pineapples, but they might be just a little ripe, upon arrival.... Or Yummy, if picked while very green. To err on the side of caution, I'll just say thanks again and can the Pineapples. No Pun Intended.

 

lol whatmamahad!

 

Hi cxgirl,
I need eye spectacles. It is sea form, not sea foam. IMHO, sea foam would be a little more "catchy", rather than sea form, but I'm a novice, not an artist. "Every Now and Then, Man's Mind is Stretched by a New Idea or Sensation and Can Never Shrink Back to Its' Former Dimensions."

 

Gracias!
"Me gusta bailar, me gusta cantar con las muchachas..." I hope my Spanish Professor doesn't grade this.... Live. Love. Laugh.

 

You sound fine to me, mi amigo!
I don't know glass at all, but maybe someday you'll have a question about antique natural history prints, birds, mural-painting, or tamales, or tequila, and I'm your girl!

 

I crave that gorgeous thing ! Way to go , Cxgirl !

 

Too funny, I thought the same, but when looking around realized it was form.
I had some of his paperweights, that is how I recognized the signature.

 

Whatmamahad said "It is sea form, not sea foam. IMHO, sea foam would be a little more "catchy", rather than sea form, but I'm a novice, not an artist."

Whatmamahad, I'm sure you know but . . . "seafoam" is a color. I could see someone calling your perfume bottle "seafoam" (meaning the color of it).

It is absolutely gorgeous, and to my eye it looks like your bottle "could" be called/described as "seafoam." See the link below for some of the variations of the color called "seafoam."

https://www.google.com/search?q=sea...v&ved=0ahUKEwiCmqf5_dzKAhWISSYKHRW8DDIQsAQIPA