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Fused Glass

Welcome to our shop!

We do our best to ensure that our inventory is up to date, but we sometimes are forgetful or miss things while we're busy being creative in the workshop, so please check with us to make sure that any item you may be interested in is still in stock. We are also happy to design any custom piece for you!

Jewellery

All pendant sets are $35.00.
Single pendants are $20.00.
Add an 18" 925 sterling silver chain for an extra $10! Chain choices are serpentine or braided.

Plates

All of our serving plates and bowls are made with food-grade material.

This large platter features a pretty fluted edge, and a centre channel design element made from colour-coordinated fuser's reserve glass. At 15 1/2" x 9 3/4" it is perfect for those Sunday dinners with the family.

$100

Serving platter with delicately fluted and slightly raised edges, in a timeless black-and-white glass combination. 12" x 1 1/2" deep

$80

Solid, footed serving platter, measuring 10" x 5 1/4", created with clear glass and specks of colourful glass shards. $60

This 9 1/5" x 11 1/2" inch tray features an indented spot to place a dipping bowl, or dip, and a pretty swirly pattern. A very attractive dish to serve appetizers!

$65

This serving platter measures 12" square, and is made from fuser's reserve glass. It has been slumped into a unique organic shape.

$75

This piece is 13" square, with a dog-boned shape. It has a well in the middle. Its simple design makes it perfect for any kitchen. $100

A five-section divided dish, measuring 13". Turquoise and purple cathedral glass was used for this piece, as well as twisted cane and coarse frit.

$100

8" x 10" slightly rounded serving plate, made using "stacked squares" technique, and consists of three layers of glass.

$65

8" x 10" thick, heavy curved serving plate, made with hand-crafted colour coordinated pattern bars.

$70

This 8" square piece is made from recycled globs of glass that we created to test the glass compatibility of some of our glass. There is an expression in the fusing world "never refuse to re-fuse". So we did.

$50

These fishy sushi sets each consist of a 10"x4" plate and three 3.5" dishes for wasabi, ginger and soy sauce. They are made with Oceanside peacock green opalescent glass and red reactive glass. If you look closely, there is a black line between the white and green glass - that is a reaction created by some of the different elements in the glass that, when placed together and fused, create a reaction. Pretty cool!

$58 per set

These 6" square slumped plates are ideal for small hors d'oeuvres. The murini in the centre channel of the blue/black plate was made from the same glass as the top and bottom so the match is perfect! The purple/pink plates are inspired by Escher - there are a total of four, two each of the ones pictured.

$25/each

Bowls

We call this bowl "Galaxy". It is made from a glass combing, a technique that has the artist stack various colours of glass vertically, heat it to 1800 degrees F, then take a single-prong rake and swirl the molten glass to make a swirly pattern. The combing is then combined with other design elements to make this one-of-a-kind bowl!

9" diameter, 3" high, narrow bottom. Three glass layers makes it thick and sturdy.

$75

This 7" x 1.5" shallow bowl is made using both vertical and horizontal glass placement, with the vertical, narrow strips being arranged in a centre groove, with a little punch of red glass.

$50

This bowl is made with fuser's reserve glass, and features a wavy channel filled with murini made with the same fuser's reserve glass. A lovely addition to your serving collection.

Measures 10" x 2 1/2" deep

$80

This is a bowl made with semi-transparent glass, that features an elegant fluted edge. Measures 10" and is 2" deep.

$65

This bowl is made using a "pot melt" technique, where pieces of glass are placed in a clay container that has on hole at the bottom, and suspended over kiln posts in the kiln. It is fired at 1470 degrees F. As the glass melts, it pours out the hole, and "puddles", creating a unique pattern. Once fired, the glass is then slumped over a ceramic bowl-shaped mold. Because of the organic method of melting the glass, the shape is irregular.

Approximately 9.5" x 3.5" tall.

$65

This bowl is also made using a "pot melt" technique, where pieces of glass are placed in a clay container that has on hole at the bottom, and suspended over kiln posts in the kiln. It is fired at 1470 degrees F. As the glass melts, it pours out the hole, and "puddles", creating a unique pattern. In this case, a stainless steel ring was placed under the ceramic pot, giving it a uniform shape. Once fired, this bowl was draped over a ceramic mold. Unlike slumping, where the glass melts downward into a mold, slumping is a process where the glass melts over a mold.

This piece is about 9.5" at the widest part, and 7" at the narrowest part, x 3.5" tall.

$65

This funky bowl has design elements made of powdered glass that is mixed with water to create its design. It measures 9" and is 1 3/4" deep.

$60

This 3-layer bowl has undergone several processes: creation of the murini that lines the center channel, full-fusing the three layers of glass together in a dam mold, and a final slump in a sharp-sided mold to create its shape.

$60

For the pets in your life

These food-grade dog dishes are about 7" wide and 1.5" tall. They've got a cute heart pattern in the centre with puppy paws. What pup wouldn't love to eat out of this every day? We can make one to suit your pet's unique style.

$45

Lidded Boxes

These lovely boxes are not huge but they are HEAVY! They contain anywhere from 1.5 to 3 pounds of glass. So don't let the size of the container fool you. As an example, one 12" x 12" sheet of glass weighs about 1 pound, 4 ounces. A 12" square platter, having 2 layers would would weigh a little bit less than a 5" round lidded box! These boxes are made using chopped up glass, and have at least 50% clear glass in them. It's a good way to use up small glass pieces.

Oval lidded box, made with pattern bars arranged vertically. This box measures 6" long by 1.75" high.
$45

Round lidded box, 5" round x 2" tall.
$60

Rectangle lidded box, 4.25" x 1.25" high.
$50

Round lidded box, 5" round x 2" tall.
$60

Soap Dishes

Our soap dishes range in size, with the largest oval ones being 6" long and 4" wide, and smaller oval ones being 5" x 3.5', with these having some ridges on the bottom. These dress up any bathroom!

$20/each

Home Décor And Accent Pieces

Our coasters are a generous 4" x 4" size, and have rubber feet. We would also be happy to make you a set to match your décor.

$45/set

Napkin holders, 6" square, set in oak bases.

$40/each

This 10" round piece is one of our favourites. It's textured and multi-layered, giving it interesting dimension. It's a piece that would be displayed on a stand, and would be the envy of all of your friends!

$89

These colourful houses remind us of St. John's. This piece is 5" x 12".

$60. Stand not included.

This funky piece is made with black corded glass and 2 different shades of mica, then slumped into a curvy shape. It is 5" x 12"

$60

This up-cycled candle holder measures 6" x 3.5".

$20

These upcycled lanterns would make a welcome addition to any patio or deck! The square one is 9" tall by 4" wide. The other 2 are 8" tall, and have 6 panels.

$20/each

Draped votive candle holders. The larger one has multi-coloured squares, contains 3 layers of glass and was made from a 6" square glass piece that was fused to 1470 degrees F.
$35

The smaller one, containing 2 layers of glass is made from a 5" square glass fused piece.
$25

We use these as spoon rests. They are slightly rounded are between 3" and 3.5" square. One 3.5" x 3.5" little slumped stripy dish. $12 each.

This triptych of hand-made glass feathers was fused onto one 12" x 12" sheet of clear glass. Ready to hang in a window!

$65

These pieces are one of the reasons we drink wine! Because we can flatten the bottles in our kilns, then slump them into these shapes so that you can use them as a serving dish!

$15/each

.....and these are other reasons why we drink wine in smaller quantities. These smaller wine bottles have been fused flat at 1470 degrees, then decorated to form cute spoon rests.

$8 each