Blown Glass Bird Sculpture on Metal Stand

This item is a decorative blown glass bird sculpture mounted on a metal stand. The bird's body is crafted from a translucent, mottled lavender or plum-colored glass, exhibiting an organic, somewhat irregular ovoid form. The glass body features internal swirls and lighter inclusions, suggestive of a 'spotted' or 'spattered' pattern, which adds depth and visual texture to the piece. The head of the bird is made from solid black glass, contrasting sharply with the lighter body. It features a pointed black beak and stylized eyes, which appear to be either small applied glass elements or simply painted white rings on the black glass, giving it a playful, almost cartoonish expression. The entire glass bird sits atop two slender, dark-colored (likely iron or steel) metal legs that are curved and extend downwards, terminating in splayed, three-toed feet, also made of the same dark metal. The construction suggests that the glass body is either fused to or rests securely within a fitting on the metal legs. The overall piece appears to be in good condition with no immediately visible chips, cracks, or significant damage to the glass. The metal stand shows no obvious signs of bending or major wear, though minor surface scuffs or slight oxidation might be present given its material. The craftsmanship suggests it could be a studio art glass piece, potentially from the late 20th century or early 21st century, designed for indoor decorative display. The quality is indicative of handcrafted work, with slight imperfections that are typical of blown glass techniques, making each piece unique.