Identify me. Lol. Signed vase

I have spent a couple of weeks perusing the 20th century pages and links. Have seen similarities in shape of mint. Lots of amazing glass. Wow. The signature links were net even close to mine. I have heard some say that they are still researching their piece of glass for months. Lol. I gotta learn patience.

 

For a moment there I thought the vase was connected to your laptop.
The others will be along soon.

 

More likely to be Murano glass than Steuben.

Search words to try: applied ribs/ribbed or rigaree.

Here is something similar on eBay (USA): https://www.ebay.com/itm/Murano-Blu...424590?hash=item52208cebce:g:bGMAAOSwoIFdO1Ff

 

That siggie is difficult. Where on the vase did he/she sign? The base is round so can't figure where the sig is. Also, I agree that vase from Bonanza is not Steuben, a long way off from Steuben. Unless Bubba Steuben made it.

 

@ola402 if you click on the first picture posted so it gets larger & you can see the signature on the bottom edge. I can't for the life of me figure out what angle the 'signature picture' was taken at to make the surface look flat & square. . .

 

The style is very Welz/Bohemian. I'd be looking for a modern Czech maker.

 

Then the signature would make more sense. It doesn't look like an English name.

 

Maybe the first name looks like Milon?

 

Nelson or Melson somebody or other??????????? WOW is that THICK!!!! And I think it was just laid flat 'on it's back' and 'looks' flat....that's all!!

 

Murano is VERY rarely signed and if either this, the eBay piece or the other one is Murano I'll eat my hat.

 

?? u don't have a hat !!!

 

Yea, I always seem to use thw wrong words. Hard to decide. I look at the pic on Ebay. Differences I noted. Mine is not just blue cobale color, it has swirls of white. Also my base has no clear class and my glass looks about 1 inch thick. I havs added a pic of that one. The ribbed liik is same tho. Thanks for your input

 

I'm trying to remember which language uses that a with an accent like that. Latvian, maybe.

 

Signature in the the side of vase at the very bottom. Invisible until I got is home and was looking at it. Will try to take another angle

 

Oh, you don't have to do that. When you said side, I just then saw the upright photo and saw the signature at the bottom. Never mind!!!

 

If you get real tired of all this identifying, just send it to me and I will take very good care of it for you.

 

Signed on the very bottom of the edge. Hard to see it whichis why I had to take the pic that way.

 

Lol. Love that comment

the signature is about 1/2” from the bottom edge od the vase. Invisible until I pick up the vase and move it to the perfect angle to see it