A beautifully made pink glass goblet by Anthony Stern, featuring a painted base that adds a lovely, artistic touch. The colour is soft and striking, and the piece has that handcrafted feel that makes it special. There’s a little wear to the base, but nothing that takes away from its charm. Whether you use it occasionally or keep it as a display piece, it’s got a quiet kind of elegance to it. A great example of Stern’s creative approach to glass — unique, functional, and thoughtfully designed. Happy to answer any questions or provide more details if needed.

This is a blown glass vase by American glass artist Chris Heilman, titled Iris Garden and dated 2000. It stands around 24cm tall and features soft, flowing colours that echo the look and feel of a real iris garden—purples, greens, and pale whites blending together in a really natural, painterly way. The form is tall and elegant, with a gentle curve and a solid feel. The base is fully signed by the artist. There’s a small chip on the base and a couple of minor surface scratches, but nothing that takes away from how beautiful or display-worthy it is overall. Still a really lovely example of Heilman’s work. Details: - Artist: Chris Heilman - Title: Iris Garden - Year: 2000 - Origin: USA - Height: Approx. 24 cm - Material: Blown glass - Colour: Mixed - Base: Fully signed - Condition: Good vintage condition – small chip to base and minor surface scratches

Glass vase attributed to Ludwig Moser, made around 1880. It’s crafted from clear crackle glass with hand-painted enamel decoration showing three types of seaweed. The colours are soft and natural, and the detailing is fine without being fussy. Stands 17cm tall. Under UV light, the glass glows—likely due to the materials used at the time, which is a nice detail for collectors or anyone into antique glass with a twist. A subtle, well-crafted piece from one of the most respected names in 19th-century European glassmaking. Details: - Maker: Attributed to Ludwig Moser - Date: Circa 1880 - Material: Crackle glass with enamel decoration - Decoration: Enamel-painted seaweed (three varieties) - Height: 17 cm - Special Feature: Glows under UV light - Condition: Very good antique condition – light wear consistent with age.

A sculptural glass vase from Mtarfa Glass, Malta, with a beautifully fluid abstract form. The colour mix is mainly blue with hints of white and deeper tones swirling through the body — almost like a wave frozen mid-motion. Stands approximately 14cm tall. The base is signed. This one’s more about shape and movement than function — a proper little art object. Details: - Maker: Mtarfa Glass - Origin: Malta - Form: Abstract / sculptural - Colour: Blue with white and darker swirls - Height: Approx. 14 cm - Base: Signed - Condition: Excellent – no chips or cracks

The John Deacons paperweight ink bottle is a work of art, showcasing beautiful canes against a dark blue background. Perfect for collectors and lovers of paperweights, this stunning bottle is handcrafted with intricate precision and attention to detail. The vibrant colors and unique patterns of the canes create an eye-catching display that is sure to impress any onlooker. The ink bottle is a functional piece of art and can be used for everyday purposes or displayed as a stunning centerpiece in your home or office. Add this exquisite piece to your collection today and enjoy its beauty for years to come. If you have any question about this item please get in contact.

Introducing the stunning perfume bottle by Stuart Akroyd, featuring a mesmerizing purple glass interior. Made here in the UK it is a truly beautiful testament to this talented glass blower. If you have any questions about this piece please get in contact.

Striking red glass vase designed by Tamara Aladin for Riihimäen Lasi Oy, Finland. This one has that unmistakable 1960s/70s shape — bold waist, clean lines, and great proportions. The red is rich and glowing, especially when it catches the light. It stands 28cm tall and has a solid, weighty feel like most Riihimäen pieces. A proper pop of colour with just enough retro attitude. Details: - Designer: Tamara Aladin - Maker: Riihimäen Lasi Oy - Country: Finland - Date: Likely late 1960s to 1970s - Colour: Red - Height: 28 cm - Material: Pressed glass - Condition: Excellent vintage condition

This Stem Vase is by studio glass artist Martin Andrews. Standing at a height of 18.5cm, this unique vase is signed and dated in 2014. Crafted in this beautiful pink trial colour way & in perfect condition. Martin Andrews is one of Britain’s leading glassmakers. His work is known for its high quality, attention to fine detail and innovative colour and surface treatments. Each piece is designed, handmade and signed by Martin using the finest crystal based glass. As each item is made individually no two items are ever identical. His inspiration comes from the natural world, particularly water and organic sea forms. Using the qualities that the molten glass holds and its many transitional states of fluidity, transparency or opacity, Martin attempts to capture a moment in time. If you have any questions about this piece please get in contact.

Stone Flat Vase by Martin Andrews. This signed and dated 2013 piece features a stunning Trial Pink colour way. Martin Andrews is one of Britain’s leading glassmakers. His work is known for its high quality, attention to fine detail and innovative colour and surface treatments. Each piece is designed, handmade and signed by Martin using the finest crystal based glass. As each item is made individually no two items are ever identical. His inspiration comes from the natural world, particularly water and organic sea forms. Using the qualities that the molten glass holds and its many transitional states of fluidity, transparency or opacity, Martin attempts to capture a moment in time. If you have any questions about this piece please get in contact.

Believed to be a student piece by Niki Steal a fabulous contemporary artist known for her brilliant use of colour. The use of green & blue swirling around this vase is wonderfully striking. If you have any questions about this piece please contact us