Reijmyre Glass WWF fish | ||
| Vynil33rpm's loves11 of 24013 |  |  |
vintagelamp loves this.
PhilDMorris loves this.
fortapache loves this.
Leelani loves this.
vetraio50 loves this.
ALLEGRO loves this.
dav2no1 loves this.
sherilu loves this.
Merrill33 loves this.
kev123 loves this.
Vynil33rpm loves this.
sam66 loves this.
Bronmar loves this.
Reise loves this.
DejaVu2 loves this.
Drake47 loves this.
vinetia loves this.
JJansen loves this.
BHIFOS loves this.
GianaZ loves this.
elkmon loves this.
helsinger loves this.
rgrebov loves this.
vcal loves this.Create a Show & TellReport as inappropriate
Posted 5 days ago
Newfld
(1702 items)
Here is a 7"W blue glass fish (possibly bluefin tuna) made by glass artists Paul Hoff & Paul Slominski for the World Wildlife Fund endangered animals series produced by Reijmyre Glass of Sweden. Etch signed on bottom, from 1984
Create an account or login in order to post a comment.
Beautiful blue fin tuna! He fits well with your over the top art glass collection of animals!
Many thanks for the kind love all
DejaVu thank you for your awesome praise for this & the rest of my glass collection. This Swedish WWF series is the only one I'm still actively collecting & I'm proud to own nearly 90% of these endangered animals (though I gifted a few to friends), no small feat since ordering from Sweden is now impossible with the high tariffs, so I've fortunately found a few US sellers and have some more for upcoming posts. I'm so glad you are enjoying them, two others are large fish like this one, and in the next WWF fish post I've got a photo of all the fish in my display cabinet
workmanship look excellent !~
love the color!
Thanks Phil & Rob for your wonderful comments, appreciate it guys!
Phil, you can always count on superior realism in this fish series, they sculpt the little scales, fins, etc. so perfectly
Rob isn't this a great blue, like the color of the deep ocean far out. I found a list of fish in this WWF series, this one has the markings of a tuna, I also have one coming up that could be an Arctic grayling (they're in Sweden remember), and also a burbot/freshwater cod. You are the fishing expert, if you disagree please let me know OK, thanks!
Many thanks vintagelamp for all the kind loves & comments for my posts today, I'm always sincerely grateful for your sweet thoughtfulness and kind support