Can someone please identify the maker of these glass candle holders?

[gemsandgadgets]

I have two candle holders (I believe that's what they are).  I have studied and searched (what I thought the name was) for hours and hours, and have come up empty.  Thanks in advance!

[gemsandgadgets]

Sadly, I guess this was not the place to post for this item.  Not even a suggestion as to where I should look 😞

[randy14darlene]

These pieces don't quite fit into the expertise of this site. With that in mind here is what I suggest. They appear to be hand blown art glass. They appear to made in 1997.  I would try to identify the artist signature (which can be quite a challenge with etched into glass) and research the artist and their location. Sorry that I could not be of more help. I have had similar type challenges in the past and sometimes you get lucky and other times it can lead to a dead end.

[bcover]

Unusual.. never seen any before .. don't give up on em.

[gemsandgadgets]

Thanks for the response.  I would try to identify it if I could read the name... but I have no idea.  

[randy14darlene]

Start with the last name and begin with a google search "glass artist (last name)." You may have to try different variations on the spelling. Trying to decipher names etched into glass is a challenge. Your other option would be to try taking them to a gallery or museum that features glass.

[bb_le_strange]

This is a long shot, but I occasionally get pretty desperate and google a brief description of the item, then click up above on "images". I was able to i.d. some Krosno candlesticks that way, also confirmed the i.d. of a vintage covered bowl. If nothing else, you'll see some interesting and beautiful photos!

good luck,

bb

[the.radish]

Last name looks like Nelsen or Neisen???  First photo first name looks like Lacey???

Just a late guess in case you didn't get anywhere.