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<p>[QUOTE="Joe Biunno, post: 4466609, member: 76571"]yes, I know Stuart... met him through business(he was working at Garrett Wade Inc., a woodworking tool supplier in Manhattan, NY)... we became friends and both our families began socialized... I actually remember when Stuart was making this exact piece... it was made at the Urban Glass facility in Brooklyn, NY... I was buying a lot of tools back in the 90's from Stuart which he then used those proceeds to buy studio time at the Urban facility... this piece was definitely made in the mid-90's... haven't seen or found SB in quite some time... a number of people have called me also looking for him as well... I do know he was divorced, so no leads there... basically just dropped out of existence... basically he would be in his mid to late 60's at this point in time... every once in a while I do a search and that is how I came across your post... if you should find him, tell him Joe Biunno, and other friends would like to know that he is ok and would like to catch up... thanks... JB[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Joe Biunno, post: 4466609, member: 76571"]yes, I know Stuart... met him through business(he was working at Garrett Wade Inc., a woodworking tool supplier in Manhattan, NY)... we became friends and both our families began socialized... I actually remember when Stuart was making this exact piece... it was made at the Urban Glass facility in Brooklyn, NY... I was buying a lot of tools back in the 90's from Stuart which he then used those proceeds to buy studio time at the Urban facility... this piece was definitely made in the mid-90's... haven't seen or found SB in quite some time... a number of people have called me also looking for him as well... I do know he was divorced, so no leads there... basically just dropped out of existence... basically he would be in his mid to late 60's at this point in time... every once in a while I do a search and that is how I came across your post... if you should find him, tell him Joe Biunno, and other friends would like to know that he is ok and would like to catch up... thanks... JB[/QUOTE]
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