Featured Art Deco glass "Flying Fox Lady" id help please?

This piece has me flummoxed. I've not seen another example, and I don't recognise the stencilled makers mark either. It was certainly crafted using quality crystal, but by who? It stands 11" high including its base.​

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Monogramed stencil mark ​

 

She is more like an Aussie sugar glider:

 

WOW! Dat pesky little varmint is soooo cute. I want one!!!

 

Based on AJ's excellent insight, here is a site with Australian Art glass signatures and some links. I didn't see your mark, but they do have an unknown mark question page.
Identifying Art Glass. – out of the flames (wordpress.com)

 

Many Thanks. I'll take a look...

 

Just to add: The sculpture is moulded glass, and isn't mouth-blown.

 

I believe that is a Darwin Award for Wing Suit Flyers.

 

Apparently they make excellent pets, although I am not in favour of having pets that are so close to their wild origins. They are extremey cute though.

 

No way could I have one flying around my glass! A bull in China Shop is one thing, but???

 

I have one of those for sale!
Only used once, never opened.
Comes complete with a pair of crutches.

 

The Florida Everglades in the US is a classic example of why this is a bad idea. The whole ecosystem has been turned on its ear because irresponsible people released their pet Burmese Pythons there because they didn't realize how large they would become.

It's estimated that there are over 100,000 snakes there, currently. The indigenous wildlife is in grave peril. Very sad.

I've digressed...Carry on!

 

I would say “She flies thru the air....with the greatest of ease”....at least the little furry one looks that way!!! SO ADORABLE!!!

 

Indeed. ANY introduction of wrong species in a wrong place has dire consequences.

 

So, Ritzy, it sounds like you have a ‘shop’ to sell in, and @i need help, can he post it here, so we can go look/see????

 

"She?" I'd take a second look if I was you. LOL

 

She IS lovely!!!

 

No shop anymore... I now only occasionally sell privately or via eBay. My previous shop on Ruby Lane, was called "Classy Glass Antiques & Collectables"

 

Yeah, I caught that......!

 

I know, and it bothers me when I cannot locate other examples of the same. It doesn't make any sense to produce very expensive moulds only to make one piece of glass! Not unless you're producing Pate de Verre items such as Daum, produce.