Vintage Benjamin Moore Hand Blown Iridescent Pink Bowl Dish Pilchuck Glass

Benjamin Moore was a guiding force in American glassblowing, Moore taught at Pilchuck for many years, brought in Italian master glassmakers to expand the program, and influenced legions of artists (including local glass stars Preston Singletary and Dante Marioni) by way of his own studio. He was a longtime creative director of the Pilchuck Glass School, a title he held until 1987. He passed on June 25th, 2021. This piece is not signed but is attributed to Benjamin Moore. This is iridescent pink glass blown bowl dish was given to Bonnie Miller's as a gift and is from her glass art glass collection from Puyallup, WA. She wrote a book called "Out of the Fire" of glass artists working in Seattle in the 1980 - 1990's. APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS: 3.75” tall sitting on flat surface 6.5" diameter at the top area 8" diameter at the bottom area PRE-OWNED - Item is in great pre-owned condition showing no chips, cracks or repairs. Colors are crisp. Please see pictures for more details.