Art Glass Sculpture of a Stylized Aquatic Creature

This is a hand-blown art glass sculpture characterized by an expressive, organic form. The piece features a light aquamarine or teal-blue glass color that transitions in intensity through its varying thicknesses. Physically, the sculpture consists of a weighted, teardrop-shaped base that supports a centerpiece resembling a stylized fish or wave form, extending upward into a long, tapered, curved neck that terminates in a flattened bulb. The construction displays typical hot-working techniques, including stretching and manipulation of molten glass, evidenced by the flowing lines and internal bubbles (seeds) visible within the material. The style is reminiscent of Mid-Century Modern or Murano-style glassware, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. Notable features include the dynamic, sweeping curves and the play of light through the translucent blue medium. The condition appears fair to good; there is a visible fissure or stress point where the 'tail' section meets the body, and dust accumulation is evident in the crevices. No maker's marks or signatures are visible in the photograph, but the craftsmanship level suggests a studio glass origin. The scale is significant, likely standing over 15 inches tall based on the window proportions.