We are very proud of our collection of art glass in timeless contemporary designs. Whether a piece is blown, fused, cast, slumped, etched or flame-worked, all are
handmade in America. 

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Victor Chiarizia

Renowned for his use of vibrant colors and innovative designs, Victor's work reflects an exploration of sculptural forms and the use of ancient Venetian and modern glassblowing techniques. Fluid forms combined with spirited colors are his unique artistic signature.

Chiarizia's new "Alto" vases are colorful dramatic pieces priced at only $395. About 34 - 36 inches tall with a base of only 4 - 4.5 inches in diameter, these Alto vases are spectacular as a singular statement or as a set of three or more. Call for available colors.

Bob Kliszewski's BOBtanicals

We have brought back a friendly favorite! These colorful handblown pieces are a little bit whimsy, a little bit Dr. Seuss and a lot of color! Each is about 8 inches in diameter and from 8 to 15 inches tall.

Scott Amrhein

Amrhein created his hallmark "Lumen" bowls through a series of experiments. Each Lumen bowl has its own unique metallic organic pattern created as the metallic finish resists gravity when the hot glass slumps in the kiln. The absence of primary colors and the simplicity of design are the trademarks of the pieces. Scott utilizes his background in metal casting for the rim treatment and has designed several bases made from wood and metal. More recently, he has used his skills and experience on colored and patterned glass with spectacular results!

Newy Fagan 
Newy is a well-known glass artist who loves horses. Could you guess? She teaches her techniques in a series of national seminars and is best known for her fused glass horses. These are popular gifts and colorful home accent pieces. We try to keep a good selection of colors on hand but they keep trotting out the door. Ponies $150 (about 7" tall at ears) and horses $175 (about 8" tall). Caution: many people buy one, then get addicted and return to get a herd.

Bernard Katz

We are very pleased and honored to display the beautiful pieces by Bernard Katz. His long-standing reputation for exquisite blown glass makes his pieces popular with glass collectors. Katz's newest designs emphasize sensuous organic forms accented with wooden bases and wood-grain glass elements. Katz designs each piece with a skilled eye for the negative space as much as the colors, textures and flowing forms. When a customer from New York purchased a Shidoni sculpture she said, "The piece is very soothing to me and it somehow makes me relax every time I look at it. In these troubled times, it serves as a needed tranquilizer." We agree. 

Tim O'Niell

    On the staff of the famed Pilchuck Glass School, O'Niell creates incredible sculptures of cast glass. "I'm interested in the interplay of metal and glass", he explains, "metal comprising the mold, containing the heat of creation; glass, once shaped by the metal, often relying on metal again in the form of a stand that supports the finished sculpture." O'Niell pieces are often sold within days of receipt so call  us for current availability. 

Cheryl McNeill

In 2007 Cheryl showed us some beautiful carved discs she had made to be displayed on tabletop stands. Her colors, designs and details were fabulous so we suggested she try to create glass table tops. A year later, the result is beyond our expectations! Vibrant colors, muted shades, metallic hues, depth and textures of her carved table tops are showcased on handmade steel bases. Though her designs are unique, the heights of her tables are to widely-used standards so you will find her work practical as well as beautiful . . . and reasonably priced.

Robin Evans

“Color, movement and meticulous attention to detail are a vital part of my work,”  Robin explains. “As an award-winning glass artist, I am often asked about my intention. I strive to add beauty, balance and harmony to any environment.”  

And she does. Her fused glass pieces add enjoyment to the lives of those who own her work.

Leon Applebaum

Applebaum has been able to incorporate the Swedish glass techniques with his ideas of using color spectrum and trapping air to create bubbles as design elements that continue to define his work. This very non-traditional approach allows for the exploitation of the transparent and reflective qualities of glass. “I enjoy exploring the visual dimensions of massive glass and reflective interiors, using transparent colors so that light passes through and brings out the pure beauty and essence of glass,” he explains.  

John Gerletti

John Gerletti began working in art glass over 26 years ago, well before glass gained the status it holds today as a premier fine craft collector’s medium. Gerletti's unique work includes hand-blown vessels utilizing bright opaque and opalescent colors in bold textural patterns. The colors are various types of glass that he formulates and melts in his studio.

Rafael Gevorkian

Thick, massive, beautiful glass bowls with brilliant colors and designs. Wonderfully innovative designs. Skilled metal working and finishing for mirrors. What's not to like? Gevorkian can design and create a wide array of large bowls, platters, mirrors and sculptures to enhance many contemporary decors. We try to keep a few pieces in the gallery but he can also create what you can imagine.

Gevorkian's "Thunder" sculpture was selected as a 2009 NICHE Award finalist. This majestic piece is ___ inches tall on a base of ___" diameter. 

Bandu Dunham

A true master of his art, Dunham literally "wrote the book". His books on the techniques of flameworking glass are the foundation for many glass artists' careers. His incredible spheres demonstrate the advanced techniques that Dunham has perfected that have earned him international fame in flameworked glass. Plus, he makes the coolest menorah! 

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The pieces shown are only representative of each artist's work and most can make similar designs in a variety of sizes and colors. Please call or email us for a much better description and/or photos of what is available now or can be made for you.

Remember, we can ship anything anywhere . . . without taking you for a ride. Even the largest glass pieces shown above. We know how to pack glass so it survives and we insure everything. Not thrilled? Return it within 10 days for a full purchase refund.

Questions?  Call us at (480) 563-9800 or send email

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