Bayliss Design Team presents - The Bravo! Collection
Bravo! Collection is a celebration of Blenko’s successful history. These pieces are an encore that pays homage to memorable 50’s and 60’s designs, yet they also push the ideas and forms into the future. Optimistic, fun, with colors that POP, Bravo! also celebrates life NOW with hot new colors and cool new forms.
Not only do the pieces look great, they work well too. Try pouring from the bird neck pitcher to see what we mean. Voluptuous and curved or svelte and stretched, from and function unite in this juicy, young line. Instead of simply being a decorative motif, the punches that produce the interesting contours of the vessels also create areas that the hand can easily grasp. These pieces really lend themselves to mixing or matching; never has orange, blue, and purple looked so good together. Bravo! Blenko loves Blenko again!
Available in: Ruby, Dreamcicle, Clover, & Electric Blue *Sunshine and Vineyard have been discontinued.
Bravo! Collection is a celebration of Blenko’s successful history. These pieces are an encore that pays homage to memorable 50’s and 60’s designs, yet they also push the ideas and forms into the future. Optimistic, fun, with colors that POP, Bravo! also celebrates life NOW with hot new colors and cool new forms.
Not only do the pieces look great, they work well too. Try pouring from the bird neck pitcher to see what we mean. Voluptuous and curved or svelte and stretched, from and function unite in this juicy, young line. Instead of simply being a decorative motif, the punches that produce the interesting contours of the vessels also create areas that the hand can easily grasp. These pieces really lend themselves to mixing or matching; never has orange, blue, and purple looked so good together. Bravo! Blenko loves Blenko again!
Available in: Ruby, Dreamcicle, Clover, & Electric Blue *Sunshine and Vineyard have been discontinued.
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Police blotter: Blenko Glass burglarized, $2,000 worth damage to fence
September 19, 2009 @ 12:00 AM
BILL ROSENBERGER
The Herald-Dispatch
The following information was provided by the Cabell County Sheriff's Office:
Sometime between 3:30 p.m. Sept. 10 and 6 a.m. Sept. 11, someone cut the wire fence around Blenko Glass in Milton and entered the a locked door to the building. Someone took four pieces of glass valued at $716. Damage to the fence was about $2,000. The glass pieces were stamped "Blenko" and "2009."
Hillary what is the story? What did they take and did they damage that beautiful Joel Myers fence?
Odom
A lot of issues and un answered questions linger in my mind, can you clear these things?
#1 is the blenko museum a museum? was it ever a museum? Was it once in a mall?
#2 who own blenko?
#3 how old is blenko
#4 when did blenko start to make tableware and when did they quit doing crystal with lead and why?
thank you.
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Bravo collection should is always fun to look at. Great color and design.
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