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Description
These hobnail glass vases have a history much longer than our studio's! When the storied Fenton Glass shut down their factory in West Virginia after 104 years, the company reached out to glassblowers throughout the country with photos of their blow molds, all for sale. One of those molds made it to a new home here at the Glass Station.
Lovers of Fenton glass and contemporary glassblowing will appreciate these vases - the classic form and vintage hobnail design is immediately recognizable, and the modern color ways are imbued with all the joy Jen and Eben take from designing them.
The perfect new gift for a vintage glass collector, and an amazing addition to any home with an appreciation for history and art.
Dementions: 7"h x 5"w x 5"d
Description
These hobnail glass vases have a history much longer than our studio's! When the storied Fenton Glass shut down their factory in West Virginia after 104 years, the company reached out to glassblowers throughout the country with photos of their blow molds, all for sale. One of those molds made it to a new home here at the Glass Station.
Lovers of Fenton glass and contemporary glassblowing will appreciate these vases - the classic form and vintage hobnail design is immediately recognizable, and the modern color ways are imbued with all the joy Jen and Eben take from designing them.
The perfect new gift for a vintage glass collector, and an amazing addition to any home with an appreciation for history and art.
Dementions: 7"h x 5"w x 5"d