Very heavy modern cased glass vase
See picture for measurement :-)
unknown
Fair Market Value
Hi Jonathan
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Based on the photos and information provided, and subject to examination, this is:
A MidCentury Modern Studio Art Glass Cased Vase
In the manner of Dominick Labino (American, 1910-1987), mid 20th Century
Of tapered ovoid form, with a swirling abstract pattern in opaque brown, orange, beige; unsigned
11 3/4 inches high
PROVENANCE: inherited
$400-600*
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Brown ,Orange,Beige, Unsigned Weighs 12 lbs. :-)
Thanks. Weights are always nice to have but they typically aren't included on appraisals other than for silver, gold etc or other material that are often assessed starting at a melt weight.
Hi, I have this vase for sale on eBay and someone is calling me out that this is a $25.00 vase. If you need more pictures, let me know -thanks :-)
Ugh - eBay trolls - ask them for why they think this is worth that little....I suspect they may be trying to buy this inexpensively.
Someone on eBay wrote:
you cannot claim this to be "in the manner of ....labino..." and summarily ask a Labino price. If you really knew where this was made, (it could be of 2 different countries, here...) it would be about $48 for the 1st,......and maybe $80-110 for the second country origin. but good luck. I was briefly entertained.
Again, online trolls. If this had been signed by Labino, I would have valued it at $800-1,200. Price is fine as is.