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The steer head shown is in the desert green color first introduced in 1996 - 1997 and then produced in 2003 to present. The cellophane label Block B Blenko Sticker - Used from 1982 to 1999. This label was designed by John Nickerson. The orange ball represents the hot glass ball on the end of the blow pipe. The line through the B is the pipe and the B is a mold. These stickers were also used until the supply was depleted. I copied this information from the Blenko collectors website at; http://www.blenkocollectors.com/
The Blenko steer wall vase #992 was designed by Winslow Anderson and introduced in 1951, the original had horns that were about 20" long.
larry from tx larry@serenityantiques.com
Hope this is a help
The original designer was Winslow Anderson, it was re-introduced by Trey Gott back in 1995/96 in the color desert green.
Blenko....
Be Careful out there B.
LARRY
WELCOME BACK I HAVE MISSED YOU I ALWAYS CUT YOUR COMMENTS FOR MY BLENKO SCRAPE BOOK OF PHOTOS AND INFO.
I THINK ITS ONLY A BRIEF TIME BEFORE BLENKO IS A THING OF THE PAST LIKE ME ITS OLD.
MOUNTAIN RIA
Does this mean its very value because of the block b
and also trey gott was short term so very few items right?
Sol
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