
Robin & Lisa Mixed Media Glass Object
This item is a clear, solid glass object, likely a paperweight or a small decorative sculpture, featuring a smooth, polished circular base. The glass possesses a high level of clarity and refractive quality, characteristic of high-quality lead crystal or art glass. Centered on the flat underside is a prominent artist's signature or branding 'Robin & Lisa' rendered in a metallic gold-tone pigment. The script is fluid and cursive, applied with a brush or paint pen, then possibly sealed. The item appears to be part of a larger figural or abstract piece, with rounded, bulbous elements visible at the periphery, suggesting a contemporary or modernist design aesthetic. The construction is solid-cast or hand-blown and subsequently shaped, with no visible seams. Condition appears excellent with minimal surface scratches or abrasions to the base, and the gold lettering remains vibrant and intact without significant flaking. Based on the signature and style, it likely dates from the late 20th century to the early 21st century. The craftsmanship is professional, indicating a studio art glass origin rather than mass-produced glassware. The red and blue background reflections suggest the glass is highly reactive to its environment, common in display-quality optical glass.
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Estimated Value
$150 - $250
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Category
Art Glass
Appraised On
January 11, 2026
Estimated Value
$150 - $250
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Item Description
This item is a clear, solid glass object, likely a paperweight or a small decorative sculpture, featuring a smooth, polished circular base. The glass possesses a high level of clarity and refractive quality, characteristic of high-quality lead crystal or art glass. Centered on the flat underside is a prominent artist's signature or branding 'Robin & Lisa' rendered in a metallic gold-tone pigment. The script is fluid and cursive, applied with a brush or paint pen, then possibly sealed. The item appears to be part of a larger figural or abstract piece, with rounded, bulbous elements visible at the periphery, suggesting a contemporary or modernist design aesthetic. The construction is solid-cast or hand-blown and subsequently shaped, with no visible seams. Condition appears excellent with minimal surface scratches or abrasions to the base, and the gold lettering remains vibrant and intact without significant flaking. Based on the signature and style, it likely dates from the late 20th century to the early 21st century. The craftsmanship is professional, indicating a studio art glass origin rather than mass-produced glassware. The red and blue background reflections suggest the glass is highly reactive to its environment, common in display-quality optical glass.
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