Glass Bowl with Stone & Metal Spring Base, Please Read Description

This is a hard to find Joe's Orbit Compote Candy Dish, Center Compote that's made of glass stone & metal. The base itself weighs a whopping 3 pounds. Joe's Orbit, founded by eccentric artist Joe Boron in the early 1990's & operated from a Baltimore warehouse, quickly became known for home accents with whimsical, quirky, futuristic designs. Joe's pieces included lamps, vases, mirrors, frames, candlesticks, salt shakers, decorative bowls, & small tables. After about three years, the company changed its name to Joey Manic, most famously known for its space age designed lamps, tables & chairs. Sadly, Joey Manic lasted only a brief time. Joe Boron's pieces are now highly collectible. This pedestal compote candy dish bowl is one of a kind! Vintage condition with wear from the ages & use. 5 1/2" tall, The bowl has 8" diameter & sits 6" tall in wire cradle, bowls weight is solid 13 oz & has its wear with frosting wearing in sections but dont see any damage. Stone base is 8" long x 5" deepest part & 1 1/2" thick. Bowl & base have Orbit stickers. The bowl will bounce up & down when prodded. Nice glass orb incorporated into the wire cradle. Guessing made 1990's. Cool Joe Boron Artsy Bowl!! Shipping prices for lower 48 states. May ship this separately/ two packages bowl & base, will have better idea when packing. Please check pictures for description & condition. Shipping prices are for the lower 48 states only. Contact us first before purchasing if you are outside the lower 48 states for shipping cost, for example Hawaii, Alaska or Puerto Rico.. Also all excessive shipping cost will be refunded. Glass Bowl with Stone & Metal Spring Base, Please Read Description