A sculptural, hand-blown studio art glass vase signed June Pham to the base, executed in an elegant fish-form silhouette with a softly articulated lip rim reminiscent of a fish’s mouth. The form is tall, tapered, and subtly asymmetrical, giving the piece a poised, forward-moving presence that reads as both organic and architectural. The body is finished in a refined smoke-to-charcoal palette with a satin, misted surface, contrasted by a deeply worked carved medallion featuring an intricate botanical lattice motif. This carved cameo-style window reveals layered glass beneath, creating depth, translucency, and tactile relief; hallmarks of high-quality contemporary studio glass. The carving is deliberate and controlled, with crisp edges and excellent dimensional balance. This piece bridges minimalist modern design and organic studio craftsmanship, making it well suited for collectors of contemporary glass, sculptural vessels, and statement objects.
Attribution
It displays beautifully as a standalone work on a pedestal, console, or curated shelf, and holds visual interest from every angle. The signature “June Pham” is clearly visible on the underside, confirming artist attribution. Signed works by June Pham appear in the secondary art market, and this example aligns stylistically with known studio glass forms attributed to the artist. Late 20th to early 21st century.
Dimensions
Height: 13 inches
Width: 9 inches
Base: 4 x 2 inches
Weight: 4.512 pounds
Condition
Very good condition. Light surface wear and handling marks visible in close-up photographs, primarily to the base, consistent with age and studio glass production. No cracks or structural damage observed. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.
Placement
Style Contemporary; Studio Glass; Organic Modern; Sculptural; Minimalist
A sculptural, hand-blown studio art glass vase signed June Pham to the base, executed in an elegant fish-form silhouette with a softly articulated lip rim reminiscent of a fish’s mouth. The form is tall, tapered, and subtly asymmetrical, giving the piece a poised, forward-moving presence that reads as both organic and architectural. The body is finished in a refined smoke-to-charcoal palette with a satin, misted surface, contrasted by a deeply worked carved medallion featuring an intricate botanical lattice motif. This carved cameo-style window reveals layered glass beneath, creating depth, translucency, and tactile relief; hallmarks of high-quality contemporary studio glass. The carving is deliberate and controlled, with crisp edges and excellent dimensional balance. This piece bridges minimalist modern design and organic studio craftsmanship, making it well suited for collectors of contemporary glass, sculptural vessels, and statement objects.
Attribution
It displays beautifully as a standalone work on a pedestal, console, or curated shelf, and holds visual interest from every angle. The signature “June Pham” is clearly visible on the underside, confirming artist attribution. Signed works by June Pham appear in the secondary art market, and this example aligns stylistically with known studio glass forms attributed to the artist. Late 20th to early 21st century.
Dimensions
Height: 13 inches
Width: 9 inches
Base: 4 x 2 inches
Weight: 4.512 pounds
Condition
Very good condition. Light surface wear and handling marks visible in close-up photographs, primarily to the base, consistent with age and studio glass production. No cracks or structural damage observed. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description.
Placement
Style Contemporary; Studio Glass; Organic Modern; Sculptural; Minimalist
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