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Lot 165

CHRIS HAWTHORNE SIGNED ART GLASS VASE

Estimate: $300 - $500
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Current Bid
$250

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Large art glass vase by listed Oregon artist, Chris Hawthorne (OR, 1953-), signed & dated 1986. 

Condition

No visible cracks or chips.

Overall Dimensions
Height: 17.00
Width: 11.00

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Oregon, Chris Hawthorne does decorative blown-glass that includes "jellyfish, fans, vessels, platters, ceramic busts and tribal art-inspired masks." In 1978, he met famed glass artist, Dale Chihuly, and accepted Chihuly's invitation  to study at his school in Pilchuck with Patrick Reyntiens, a flat-glass artist. In 1985, he opened a studio for full-time commitment to glass blowing, and by 1987, had enough work to enter in a crafts show.  This was a turning point and brought him praise from collectors and critics.