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Ruby Wedding Anniversary bowl
Hand made & engraved products to mark two peoples dedication to one another and their testament to time. Easily personalised with engraving of names and dates

Easily personalised with engraving of names and dates to further mark the pice with your own affection.
Wine Glass bristol half marathion

Bristol 10K Personalised Trophies

These luxurious hand made Bristol Blue Glass products are on sale now and can be personally engraved with your name & race time.

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Now and again our glass makers sway off the routine and create one off pieces of glass.

end of day glass

Truly one of a kind pieces

During breaks or at the end of the workday, glass blowers were generally allowed to fashion leftover molten glass into items for personal use. They created both utilitarian and decorative pieces that were entirely separate from the limited repertory of production work. These offhand objects, considered examples of folk art in glass, have been called whimsies or end-of-the-day glass, suggesting that they were frivolous and have only incidental significance. Although these terms do sound demeaning, ''Folk art illustrates the basic urge of the human spirit to create objects of beauty.''


Traditional glass blowing at Bristol Blue Glass

Since its launch in 1994, the Heritage Open Days programmer has always featured a diverse range of manufacturing outlets which specially opened up their premises to the public, giving visitors a unique insight into traditional and modern manufacturing techniques in England.

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