Hillary: Here is a photo of a Blenko free-form bowl. I didn't see it on the Blenko collector's page so I can't provide the design number or the name of the designer. I probably used to know. However, for me, the glass is only as beautiful as the art photo I can take with it. I would love to have not only Bruce's inventory but also his expertise with the product line! If anyone knows details, please share.
Happy WV Day 2010 to everyone. I'd also like to add a hello and virtual hug to Margie Hale, longtime Blenko Heart of Glass reader who loves us all in spite of this invisibility cloak.
Happy WV Day 2010 to everyone. I'd also like to add a hello and virtual hug to Margie Hale, longtime Blenko Heart of Glass reader who loves us all in spite of this invisibility cloak.
We own this in the persian blue color and were told by the seller it was an end of day product.
ReplyDeleteJ pick up your phone, I need an address for shipment which you request prior to 6/30. Thanks to everyone for purchasing Blenko as I've told J purchasing in the aftermarket doesn't directly assist the factory however it has a direct impact on the aftermarket price which increases collectors and vendors interest.
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No this is not an end of day I forget the product # I am sure Hillary knows it. The last time I saw the mold for this it as beinng used as a doorstop.
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WVJan I've missed your artistic photos. The combination of green and orange is totally awesome!
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Wonderful photo of a Husted design #633 in Olive Green. I keep trying to come up with other objects to enrich my photos but you have done so beautifully.
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Is this available in shades of blue or ruby?
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Orange and green so 70s and so hot right now.
ReplyDeleteThis bowl was designed in the 1950's by Wayne Husted. He made a metal
ReplyDeletemound that looked like a little mountain and directed how the glass
worker would pour molten glass over
his "little mountain". Therefore
no two are exactly alike.
This bowl was designed in the 1950's by Wayne Husted. He made a metal
ReplyDeletemound that looked like a little mountain and directed how the glass
worker would pour molten glass over
his "little mountain". Therefore
no two are exactly alike.
Genius, he is a genius.
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Blenko remake this. Please.
3 of these on ebay now, 2 this green and 1 blue.
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