Glassmasters: Blue whale from the Museum of Natural History NYC 10 inches

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My best identity try is Blue Whale.Glassmasters was a company that existed for 40 years and closed in 2005. They produced high quality silk screened reproductions of art work from a wide variety of sources. The did commission pieces for museums, foundations, individual artists, even Disney. Artists include Louis Comfort Tiffany, Amy Brown, Thomas Kinkade, Frank Lloyd Wright, many French impressionists, contemporary wildlife artists, and many others.After they closed, we ended up with their remaining stock of unfinished glass pieces. We have about 200 different pieces. The owner of the company sold the equipment to another company, so there are new pieces being made in China now on the market. They are not from the original company.The following explanation is adapted from the Glassmasters catalogs:The Glassmasters artists worked from meticulously executed drawings and chose from different colors of translucent enamel applied to cathedral glass. Each color was tack-fired at 300 degrees Fahrenheit before the next color was added. That process was repeated up to 20 times before the final design was fired at almost 1,100 degrees which permanently fused the enamel into the glass. Glassmasters' colors were guaranteed never to fade. They can be cleaned with any mild cleaning solution that does not contain any abrasives or acids. Use only read more