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An exqusite treasure from the sea is masterfully crafted in blown glass by Treg Silkwood. The conch's elegant beauty is heightened by the intricate lacework patterns of white latticino canework. The sculpted base is art glass coral with an attached auger...

Opah (Moonfish) - Lampris australensis (or possibly megalopsis) The Opah is the only warm-blooded bony fish and lives and hunts in very deep water. I love the brilliant colors and unusual shape of this fish. Created from borosilicate glass by Robert...

An exquisite extra large Fancy Crackle conch shell sculpture hand blown by Treg Silkwood. The conch shell's rich golden color is accented by a black interior and exterior black crackled patterning. The coloration is achieved by submersing the molten...

Exquisite hand blown aquamarine blue and white glass conch shell masterfully crafted by Treg Silkwood. The beauty of the conch's whorl is heightened by the rhythmic striations of the colored glass spiraling within the interior of the shell form. Each...

Hand blown Natural Smokey Grey and Amber Nautilus Shell Sculpture on custom metal stand created by Treg Silkwood. This color of this amazing piece was created by spiraling and folding  layers of glass to achieve the basket weave apperance. The...

A three-layer glass dish, pieced, fused and slumped.

Tarpon - (Megalops atlanticus)  The great "Silver King", is the most formidable of all game fish and is known for its airial antics when hooked. This piece is hand sculpted in borosilicate glass and mounted on a clear glass stand. Size:6" x 5.5"...

Amazing display of glassblowing and cold working combined to create the unique aesthetic of artist Ben Silver. Light transparent colors of golds, blues, and accenting colors envelope the pieces surface. Glass is then cut away, ground and polished to...

This intriguing glass orb starts with a fused glass plate which is then rolled up into a cylinder and blown into a globe shape.  The piece is then coldworked, sandblasted and glued to a glass base. 

Large fused glass platter with glass tile insets. French vanilla is the name of the background glass, one of my favorites. 

This dish is composed of 3 layers of glass, fused and slumped.

This striking vase starts with a fused glass plate which is then rolled up into a cylinder and blown into a globe shape.  The piece is then coldworked, sandblasted and glued to a glass base.