(4) Stephen Fellerman (Born 1951) American, Iridescent Art Glass Vases. 

(2) Iridescent Art Glass Vases. One larger than the other, both with milky white streaks in reed like forms up the body of the vase, and the larger one with a flower form on the front. Signed and dated 1993 on the bottom edge of the larger one. Signed and dated '80 on the cobalt blue underside of the smaller one. Size: (largest) 8 x 15 in. 

Beautiful rainbow of colors on the iridescent outside, with small strings of darker color coming up from the bottom roughly halfway up the straight form. Cobalt blue hue inside the flared mouth. Signed and dated indistinctly on the bottom edge. Size: 4 x 6 1/2 in. 

Tall, small-mouthed form with greenish streaks up the side as well as a white flower decoration in the middle of one side. Signed, numbered, and dated '84 on the underside. Size: 7 1/2 x 18 in. 

Stephen Fellerman was born in Manhattan, New York in 1951, immersed in the arts from a young age and first experimenting with ceramics at the Pratt Institute before finding his calling in art glass after traveling to Sausalito, California in 1972. He returned east to Kent, Connecticut in 1973 to open his own glass studio, where he produced thousands of pieces and inspired numerous other artists throughout New England. Since 2007 he and his son Jason have been blowing glass together at a new home studio in Maui, Hawaii, and today his iridescent, Art Nouveau-inspired work can be found in major collections across the country, including the Corning Museum of Glass, the Chrysler Museum of Art, and the White House Art Archives.

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