Bidspirit auction | A Pale Green End of

A Pale Green End of Day Glass Parade Cane - A single contemporary or historical glass whimsy cane, identified in the market context as an End of Day Parade Cane. The implement is constructed primarily of translucent pale green glass canes fused together along the length, resulting in a strong striated structure. The object exhibits complex lampworking techniques, consistent with modern studio glass production, possibly utilizing Borosilicate glass. One end terminates in a rounded, curved hook shape featuring a solid, bulbous tip. This tip contains internal white and green swirled patterns, characteristic of laticino style decoration. The opposing end tapers to a point and displays a tightly wound, helical ribbed texture leading up to the tip. The cane is part of a collection reportedly found in the basement of an old estate in Elmira, NY. Attribution to Steuben is presumed but unverified by visible markings or external research consensus. No manufacturer's markings or text are visible on the object.