Turquoise and Chartreuse Art Glass Vessel
Studio glass sculpture and decorative vessel • Tyler Errickson
Style & Movement
Contemporary Studio Glass Movement
Medium & Technique
Blown and hot-worked art glass utilizing casing and free-form shaping techniques
Creation Period
2003
Dimensions & Format
Estimated approximately 12 to 15 inches in diameter, circular organic format
Subject Description
An abstract, organic free-form studio glass bowl featuring a vibrant turquoise interior and body, contrasted by a bright chartreuse yellow rim. The vessel has a fluid, undulating rim and a central pontil depression, evoking forms found in marine life or flora.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Very Good, showing no major visible chips, cracks, or structural defects
Estimated Market Value
$300 - $600
Auction Estimate
$200 - $400
Provenance History
Directly from the studio of Tyler Errickson, created in 2003, held in a private collection
Art Historical Significance
Representative of the late 20th and early 21st-century American studio glass movement, which emphasizes individual artistic expression, bold color palettes, and fluid, organic manipulation of hot glass.
Notable Features
Striking color combination of turquoise and chartreuse with a finely executed free-form ruffled rim, bearing the artist signature and date on the base
Condition Issues
Minor surface wear consistent with light display and handling, typical of contemporary studio glass
Conservation Recommendations
Display away from direct, harsh sunlight to preserve color vibrancy; clean gently with a soft microfiber cloth and mild glass cleaner as needed
Collector Notes
Signed Tyler Errickson 2003