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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Sites 18
- Glasshouse Verrerie d'Art Features functional glassware blown by Annette Meech and Christopher Williams.
- Bob Gent Glassworks Showcases blown, slumped or fused lamps, bowls, vases and garden art.
- California Glass Studio Hand-blown art glass by Nina Paladino Caron and Michael K. Hansen includes bowls, lamps and ornaments.
- Duncan McClellan Glass Sand carved glass work of Florida glass artist.
- Glass by James Michael Contemporary paperweights, vessels, abstract desktop sculptures, life size castings of humans, lamps and garden art.
- Hart Glass Featuring hand-blown glass and etched glass work by David Hartman.
- Peter Greenwood Connecticut glass artist creates hand blown art glass vessels, goblets, wall sculpture, lighting, furniture, and chandeliers.
- Red Fern Glass Contemporary blown glass chandeliers by Ed Pennebaker.
- Solart Glass Studio Gallery of platters, sculpted starfish and decorative vessels.
- Willseaobrien Paul Willsea and Carol O'Brien create handblown glass vases, bowls and sculptural forms.
- Terrill Waldman Glass Design Features a portfolio of blown glass vessels, platters, chandeliers and architectural elements.
- Michael Ruh Hand blown vessels, lighting and tableware from London based glass artist Michael Ruh.
- Suzanne Guttman Blown Glass Blown glass art, chandeliers, vessels, lighting and sinks.
- DBR Glass Showcase of decorative vessels and tiles by Dianne Rasmussen.
- Bob Crooks Firstglass Specializes in lighting, vessels, tableware and perfume bottles.
- Newt Glass Glassblowing studio of artist Newt Grover specializing in chandeliers, lighting and sculpture for commercial and residential applications.
- Memories in Glass Provides an online dictionary of glass blowing terms and outlines the history of blown glass art.
- Studio One Gallery of Canadian Glassblower David Thai. David creates classic forms with a contemporary touch and utilizes a variety of lustrous color themes which include the application of silver foil.