$135.00

Priced at $135 AUSTRALIAN dollars (which is significantly LESS in American dollars). LOCATION- New Farm, Brisbane. Posted from 4503, North Brisbane at cost price plus $3 to help cover our costs with accumulating and storing clean, used packing material. We regularly visit an electrical store and take away their used packing material before it ends up as landfill. This listing has been uploaded for research purposes and to express interest in buying or SELLING a similar piece.

 

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PETER GOSS art glass vase – AU $135. (ALL iNVISeDGE prices are in AUSTRALIAN dollars.)

IMPORTANT NOTE! In 2021, I value this vase at AU $179 (Peter’s work has steadily appreciated in value over the years, particularly in the last 8 years). I found this piece for cheap (in an antique centre- I don’t think they saw the signature!) so I’m giving my buyer a good deal as well. 

Background Info and Provenance

(Predominantly written in 2018 but updated in 2021.)

A HAND-MADE Peter Goss vase engraved to the base, Peter Goss / PSG260 87. (I’m pretty certain the 87 is the year of production- 1987). Peter Goss is known as a leading Australian glass artist and the first glass artist to set up a studio in Queensland. He originally trained at the Jam Factory in Adelaide when Sam Herman was creative director (from 1974 to 1977). He then went on to set up the Paraison Glass Studio (PSG) in 1981 at Tewantin (near Noosa, Queensland).

I love the free-flowing essence of all of Goss’ work. It’s obvious his pieces have come from the hands and hearts of a PERSON and are not mass-produced by machines. I also love the feeling this piece evokes in me. This one reminds me of a day at the beach and in the ocean. I see crashing waves, the sun reflecting off the wide expanse of blue, the sand … near the end of the day I am snorkelling, spotting colourful fish, seaweed and jellyfish drifting by. This one tells a narrative (in my eyes at anyway) so this adds to the appeal and investment appeal on offer here. And it’s a very solid investment at this price. The work of Peter is highly-collected and has constantly appreciated in value for the full 20 years I’ve been in this business (and very noticeably so over the last 5 years).

Peter Goss wrote around 2014, “I finished blowing glass in 1991 because the financial strain became too much. It used to cost me a $1,000 a month to run the studio in gas back in those days! I am currently retired and enjoy painting in water colour, drawing in pencil, and am in the process of writing a children’s book for 10 to 12 year olds entitled The Amazing Adventures of Tin Lid.”

“The works of Peter Goss are prized when they come onto the market,” (taken from an online message board on art glass). Google, ” Peter Goss Glass ” and if you dig a little, you’ll see some amazing pieces of work by this talented Australian artist. This is certainly one to be passed from one generation to the next. There are very few better ways to invest in your home and reduce landfill.

(See the note in bold above. This piece is currently valued at $179 in iNVISeDGE but has been priced at $140.)

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