255. Pinnacle Peak Valley, Kreg Kallenberger, 1993

The clear three sided triangular form with molded and stained base, nestled on one rock and one additional rock offset, signed K Kallen and numbered 49/93. 18 3/4" h.
Provenance: Habatat Galleries, Farmington, Michigan.

15000/20000     SOLD: $7,763.00

256. A Pate De Verre Sculpture by Doug Anderson

Dinner, cast as five snails moving toward a discarded corn cob on a rumpled ground, the snails with metal feelers in green, blue, and brown, signed Anderson 011190 with monogram. 9" h., 7" w.

2,500/4,500     SOLD: $3,019.00

257. A Fused Glass Bowl Form by Toots Zynsky

The fused fiber bowl with jagged rim in palest pink and orange glass, signed with applied Z on verso. 10" d.
Literature: Henry Hawley, Glass Today, The Cleveland Museum Of Art, p. 97-98.

3,000/5,000     SOLD: $4,715.00

258. Lunar Landscape, Jack Ink, 1985

The glass relief blown with green, white, amber, and gold glass to depict a stylized landscape, signed "Jack Ink". 8 3/4" h., 5 1/2" w., 1 3/4" d.
Provenance: The Glass Art Gallery.

1500/3000     SOLD: $1,150.00

259. A Glass Sculpture by Mark Petrovic

The blown figure of a bird on a globe with an internal armillary sphere colored in blue, black, and opaline, signed Mark Petrovic and dated 1998. 12" h.

2000/4000     SOLD: $2,990.00

260. Painters Hand II, Carol Cohen, 1987

Of stacked painted sheet glass, depicting an abstract hand, in 28 layers, engraved "Painter's Hand II" (c)1987 Carol Cohen. Base 8" l., 4 1/2" sq.
Provenance: Habatat Galleries.

1,500/2,500     SOLD: $690.00

261. A Contemporary Glass Sculpture, Ed Nesteruk

The paneled form with rounded edges and cased translucent purple, signed Nesterick and dated '89. 4 3/4" h.

400/700     SOLD: $569.00

262. Untitled, Kari Russell-Pool and Marc Petrovic

The lamp worked and blown glass cage form composed of stylized leaves, daisies, and bumblebees. 9 1/4" h.
Note: See a similar example on p. 74 Glass Today, The Cleveland Museum of Art.

4000/6000     SOLD: $2,645.00

263. Tide Man, Dan Dailey

The puce body sand blasted, enamelled, and applied with orange and green glass spheres, signed "FV11893 Tide Man". 6 1/2" h.
Provenance: Riley Hawk Galleries.
Literature: Glass Today, The Cleveland Museum of Art.

4,000/6,000     SOLD: $6,325.00

264. Fragment Shell #2, K. William Le Quier

A globular form with one cone shaped end and one small irregular opening, covered in a multitude of peaks, colored in red shaded to light pink, signed K.W. Le Quier and dated 8-19-85. 10" d.

2,000/4,000     SOLD: $4,606.00