265. A Contemporary Glass Sculpture, William Dexter

The globular form cased in white, pink, and clear with applied glass blobs, one pronounced blob on base, signed Dexter and dated 1982. 8" d.

1,500/2,500     SOLD: $259.00

266. A Glass Sculpture, David Leppla

The globular lobed head with trailing trumpet form tail in white and frosted glass cut back panels revealing interior sprouting center. 6" h., 15 1/2" l.

800/1,200     SOLD: $546.00

267. Cicadas, Enamel and Bronze Sculpture, Mary Ruwetko, 1983

The bronze insect form enameled with green veined wings, raised on an Imperial black marble base, signed with a monogram and "AC/AC".7 1/4"h (without base.

800/1200     SOLD: $851.00

268. Bottle and Glass Sculpture by Stanislav Borowski

The frosted shouldered form bottle with pronounced engraved red label with stylized faces raised on a frosted block, signed and dated on bottom with halogen light included. 10 1/4" h.

5,000/8,000     SOLD: $2,846.00

269. A Contemporary Glass and Granite Sculpture by William Carlson

The triangular form with laminated clear, red, and black glass over a speckled pink, black, and taupe granite, unsigned. 7" h.

3,000/5,000     SOLD: $1,909.00

270. Alchemist Amphora, Duncan McClellan, 1996

The tapered form shading from orange to red, acid etched with "alchemy" symbols, stars, and arrows, supported in a double-armed bronze cradle. 27" h.
Provenance: Purchased from the artist.

4,000/6,000     SOLD: $2,990.00

271. Metamorphosis, Duncan McClellan

The ovoid form with tapering neck in cobalt blue, with acid etched design of men in movement. Signed Duncan McClellan. 13" h.

4,000/6,000     SOLD: $2,760.00

272. Monolith - Untitled #5, Metai Negreanu

The tall emerging blade with polished edges finished in lead and chiseled pronounced surfaces colored in red, signed Metai Negreanu, and dated '92. 28 1/2" h.
Provenance: The Glass Art Gallery, Toronto.

8,000/10,000     SOLD: $2,300.00

273. Autumn Buns Johnson, Stephen Powel, 1991

A blown double lobed vessel with long cylindrical neck covered in a reptile skin texture, and colored in blue, green, red, yellow, and turquoise, unsigned. 31" h.
Provenance: Habatat Galleries, Michigan.
Literature: Hawley, Glass Today, Cleveland Museum of Art, 1997, p. 96, for a similar piece.

4,500/6,500     SOLD: $5,532.00

274. An Untitled Sculpture, David R. Huchthausen

A fractured,laminated, and optically polished neo-demain plate glass with projected light and vitrolite, signed David R. Hutchthausen. 13" x 14" x 15".
Provenance: Riley Hawk Gallery, Cleveland

10,000/15,000     SOLD: $9,200.00