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Soft Pot
£795
Fashioned from the palette of a painter.
Freedom
£720
Unique contemporary glass vase.
Freedom
£970
The warm colours suggest a sense of freedom and contentment.
Saturn Plate 1
£1100
Epitomising the artist's considered selection of pure and simple forms.
Pulse
£1500
Inspired by the rhythmic effect of a water splash.
Stone
£320
Structures, textures and the natural effect of erosion on rock formations.
Red Circle
£2200
Considered by the artist to be one of his very finest pieces of work.
Round Ripple Bowl
£340
A functional fused one-off glass bowl.
Square Bowl
£340
Unique square plate of handmade glass.
Life after Life
£1320
This architectural panel consists of a wonderful mix of fused glass.
Freedom (Amber and Gold)
Skilful glass designer and maker Stewart Hearn has produced this stunning vase in classic golds and ambers. Beautifully sleek in design,...
£870.00
Freedom (Olive and Kulgar Grey)
A larger scale piece, the striking colours in this totally unique contemporary glass vase work both together and against each other,...
£915.00
Pulse (Brown and Amber)
NOW SOLD - The amazing ripple effect of 'Pulse' is achieved by utilising the rare Italian glassmaking technique known as 'Encalmo' that,...
£1,500.00
Round Bowl
A stunning fused one-off glass bowl from leading sculptor, Abu Jafar. The bowl contains a mix of coloured glass pieces randomly placed...
£340.00
Saturn Plate 2
This stunning glass plate incorporates a delicious range of colours that stretch skilfully together and slightly bleed into one another...
£1,100.00
Soft Pot (Turquoise with Opal Green)
A unique piece of glasswork, this unusual yet intriguing design is a statement against the demands and sometimes restraints of everyday...
£795.00
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Featured Makers & Artists
Eryka Isaak
“I challenge the sometimes-perceived fragility of studio glass, and invite the perception of a robust, tactile and enduring material”
Stewart Hearn
“I handmake functional and decorative glassware in non-lead glass using the colourful palette of a painter”
Peter Archer
“I only use sustainable, temperate hardwoods and prefer to source the timber locally”