Modern Glass Sculpture Centerpiece by Tim Rawlinson

Parallax, 2024 (Glass, C. 6.7 in. h x 15.7 in. w x 9.5 in. d, Object No.: 4258) Tim Rawlinson’s fascination with the way light passes through glass informs his work. He exploits tra...

Water Window, 2025 (Free-blown glass, cut and polished with battuto, C. 2.2 in. h x 14.5 in. w x 3 in. d, Object No.: 4317) Tim Rawlinson’s fascination with the way light passes thr...

Dispersion II, 2023 (Glass, C. 8.5 in. h x 6 in. w x 6 in. d, Object No.: 4224) Tim Rawlinson’s fascination with the way light passes through glass informs his work. He exploits tra...

Nebula, 2021 Glass C. 13.5 in H x 13.7 in W x 12.7 in D Object No.: 4102.

Oval glass sculpture by Mona Morales-Schildt. The sides are cut to reveal the inside, creating a fascinating depth with optical effects. Made at Kosta, Sweden.

Vintage large art glass bowl features an elongated oval form with wide inverted rim. The body of the bowl is done in cobalt blue glass; the colored glass is encased in clear glass layer in sommerso technique, forming symmetrical build-in twin handles on the sides of the bowl. The rounded, flowing form of the bowl shows Organic Modern style influence on Art Deco inspired design; the minimal shape of the piece is accentuated by the striking, jewel-like color palette. The bowl is signed by the artist on the bottom; it measures xx" wide (including handles), making it an excellent choice for the centerpiece or a statement decor object. Sculptural, highly decorative bowl with graphic form, high quality craftsmanship, and statement piece presence will make a great gift to a collector or a design enthusiast and a perfect addition to a wide range of interiors, from Traditional to Post Modern, Art Deco, Mid Century Modern, Eclectic, Transitional, Scandinavian Modern, Minimalist, Japandi, Collected, or Contemporary. Matthew Buechner is an established American glass artist; he started his training in 1975 as an apprentice to glassblower Jon Meyer in Canton, New York, and continued it at Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York, where he studied glass blowing with Michael Pavlik. Matthew also served as an apprentice at the Glashutte Eisch in Germany, and attended workshops at Rhode Island School of Design, the Penland School of Design, and the Haystack Mountain School in Maine. In 1979, together with his brother Thomas Buechner III, Matthew founded Vitrix Hot Glass Studio in Corning's Market Street District, regarded among America's prominent contemporary glass studios. In 1981 Matthew founded his own studio, Thames Glass...

Névé by Perrin & Perrin, 2022 Build in glass sculpture One-off Martine and Jacki Perrin sculpt together as one, forming a duo enriched by their individualities. For over a decade th...

Modern colorful and bright art glass sculpture by Caleb Nichols, American, 21st century. Light and dark purple, pale and bright pink, orange, white, green, red - all these colors of frosted and clear blown glass pieces were combined together in the colorful centerpiece...