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I Love Stripes

Object NameNecklace
Artist Helene Safire (American, b. England, 1936)
Made FromBullseye Glass, 0.925 Sterling Silver
Date2016
Place MadeUnited States, MD, Chevy Chase
TechniqueFused, assembled
SizeOverall H: 1.3 cm, Diam (closed): 26 cm
Accession Number2016.4.8
Credit LineGift of Helene Safire
Curatorial Area(s)
Not On View
Physical DescriptionNecklace, "I Love Stripes". Multicolored Bullseye glass canes, 0.925 sterling silver; fused, assembled. Fused multicolored glass rods have been arranged in triangular and rectangular patterns. These groups of fused glass rods are set within twenty-one sterling silver mounts. Each mount, with the exception of the two back mount/clasp settings, are connected to one another by four double-eye silver pins. A silver clasp connects the necklace together, and a small rectangular mount with fused glass canes designates the clasp from the front. Silver safety hooks on either side of the clasp/mount components secure the clasp when it is in a closed position.
Provenance
Source Helene Safire (American, b. England, 1936) - 2016-2016-09-27
Helene Safire made this necklace in 2016 in her Maryland studio. Safire was in Corning during the 2016 Glass Arts Society conference (June 9-11, 2016) and during her stay, the artist offered the necklace for donation to The Corning Museum of Glass.
Object copyright© The Corning Museum of Glass
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