Mid-Century Modern Frosted Glass Bull Sculpture

This is a stylized, Mid-Century Modern abstract sculpture of a reclining bull, likely composed of frosted or matte-finished art glass or possibly a high-quality cast resin. The piece features a distinct ochre or honey-amber hue with a translucent quality that diffuses light. Its form is characterized by smooth, sweeping organic curves, a arched neck, and minimal facial features, representative of the modernist aesthetic popular from the 1950s through the 1970s. The sculpture's surface appears to have a soft, sandblasted or acid-etched texture, which gives it a velvety appearance. No immediate maker's marks are visible in the photograph, though the style is reminiscent of Scandinavian designers like those from Iittala or Italian Murano artist Da Ros. Regarding condition, there is a small visible white mark on the snout that may be a minor surface scuff or a manufacturing inclusion. The base of the sculpture shows a subtle, flat-ground surface to allow for stable placement on a tabletop. The craftsmanship is evident in the seamless transition between the rounded haunches and the tapered horns, displaying a balanced composition and high-level sculptural quality. Estimated age is circa 1960s-1970s.