This category is intended for informational sites, which includes those that focus on instruction, history, and artists involved in the art of glass blowing.
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Specializes in lighting, vessels, tableware and perfume bottles.
Showcase of decorative vessels and tiles by Dianne Rasmussen.
Sand carved glass work of Florida glass artist.
Featuring hand-blown glass and etched glass work by David Hartman.
Hand blown vessels, lighting and tableware from London based glass artist Michael Ruh.
Glassblowing studio of artist Newt Grover specializing in chandeliers, lighting and sculpture for commercial and residential applications.
Connecticut glass artist creates hand blown art glass vessels, goblets, wall sculpture, lighting, furniture, and chandeliers.
Contemporary blown glass chandeliers by Ed Pennebaker.
Gallery of platters, sculpted starfish and decorative vessels.
Blown glass art, chandeliers, vessels, lighting and sinks.
Paul Willsea and Carol O'Brien create handblown glass vases, bowls and sculptural forms.
Blown glass art, chandeliers, vessels, lighting and sinks.
Contemporary blown glass chandeliers by Ed Pennebaker.
Paul Willsea and Carol O'Brien create handblown glass vases, bowls and sculptural forms.
Sand carved glass work of Florida glass artist.
Featuring hand-blown glass and etched glass work by David Hartman.
Glassblowing studio of artist Newt Grover specializing in chandeliers, lighting and sculpture for commercial and residential applications.
Gallery of platters, sculpted starfish and decorative vessels.
Specializes in lighting, vessels, tableware and perfume bottles.
Hand blown vessels, lighting and tableware from London based glass artist Michael Ruh.
Showcase of decorative vessels and tiles by Dianne Rasmussen.
Connecticut glass artist creates hand blown art glass vessels, goblets, wall sculpture, lighting, furniture, and chandeliers.
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