Abstract Blue Glass Angel Figurine

Glass sculptureUnidentified studio glass artist, likely of Murano or Swedish design influence

Abstract Blue Glass Angel Figurine

Style & Movement

Mid-Century Modern / Contemporary Studio Glass

Medium & Technique

Blown and hand-shaped art glass with internal metallic foil inclusions (aventurine or controlled bubble effect)

Creation Period

Late 20th Century to Early 21st Century (c. 1970s-2000s)

Dimensions & Format

Estimated height approximately 10 to 12 inches, freestanding vertical sculpture

Subject Description

An abstract, stylized representation of an angel or robed figure, characterized by elongated proportions, curved openwork wings, a flared base, and a clear glass spherical head, featuring a deep cobalt blue body swirled with amber or gold-toned inclusions.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Very Good. No obvious chips, cracks, or major structural damage visible from the photograph.

Estimated Market Value

$50 - $150 USD

Auction Estimate

$30 - $100 USD

Provenance History

Private collection, acquired from a secondary market or gift shop context, lacking specific documentation or maker's mark.

Art Historical Significance

Representative of the popularization of studio art glass and decorative glass figurines inspired by Venetian and Scandinavian mid-century modern design principles, making handmade art glass accessible to domestic interiors.

Notable Features

The striking contrast between the clear glass head, the vibrant cobalt blue body, and the internal metallic or amber flecks, paired with the distinctive open-loop wing design.

Condition Issues

Minor surface dust or potential light micro-abrasions consistent with normal display and handling.

Conservation Recommendations

Display on a stable, flat surface away from direct edges. Clean gently with a soft microfiber cloth and mild glass cleaner as needed. Avoid rapid temperature fluctuations.

Collector Notes

Glass Figure

Identified on 8/29/2026
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