5 Signed Studio Art Glass Perfume Bottles 1980s Incl. Eickholt

1. Robert Eickholt, 1983. Deep green-to-violet iridescent glass with crackled gold foil, cased in heavy clear crystal. Signed and dated. Excellent condition. 2. Robert Eickholt, 1987. Iridescent cobalt and teal with crackled gold and silver foil, cased in clear glass. Signed and dated. Bottle in excellent condition. Please note: the stopper's lower shank is broken off. The stopper still sits in the neck and displays well, but it does not seal. See photos. 3. Clarke Studios, 1980. Cobalt blue swirl cased in clear glass with a clear ball stopper. Signed and dated. Excellent condition. 4. Burk, 1991. Fine blue and white cane spiral cased in clear glass with a teardrop stopper. Signed and dated. Excellent condition. 5. Signed "CH." Pulled-feather design in white and pale blue over dark amethyst-black glass, in the Art Nouveau revival style. Complete with a full frosted dauber stopper. Excellent condition. Robert Eickholt (1947–2013) opened his Columbus, Ohio studio in 1978 and was known for working gold, silver, and metal oxides into his glass. His work has been exhibited at the Corning Museum of Glass. Having two dated examples from his first decade is a nice bonus for collectors. Apart from the one stopper noted above, all pieces are free of chips, cracks, and repairs. Bottles are clean, with no perfume residue. These are vintage handmade pieces, so expect minor surface wear consistent with age. Please review all photos, which are part of the description.