Sculptures

Veiled glass cane in six colors. Switched on it's axis then blown into the final shape.

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...

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"...

Rich and bold color opaque colors, cleanly and technically layered with accented with thin white lines enveloping the top and bottom of the vessel. The entire surface has been hand carved, meticulously. Hundreds and hundreds of tiny divots transform...

Black Tang - (Zebrasoma rostratum) Black tangs are majestic reef fish from the surgeonfish family which all have a sharp extensions on their caudal fins for defense. This is a hand-sculpted replica of a Black Tang mounted on a clear glass base...

Purple Gem is a marvelous display of various glassmaking techniques. The glass color is blown into a light transparency of blues and purple on the surface with a solid core of clear glass. When the object is done cooling it is then cut, carved and...

Geometric wood sculpture, acrylic paint-airbrush for shade and shadow, finished with polyurethane.  Original sculptural design by John Wilbar-23"w x 12"d x 25"h.  Approximate weight  is fifteen pounds.

This is a glass sculpture of an Achilles Tang (Acanthurus achilles) A striking black and orange fish that is native to the Pacific Ocean. This beautiful piece is hand-sculpted in borosilicate glass and is mounted on a clear glass base. Size:4.5 x...

Geometric wood sculpture, acrylic paint with airbrush for shade and shadow, finished with polyurethane. Original sculptural design by         John Wilbar - 25" w x 10"d x 28"h.  Approximate weight is fifteen pounds.

Gometric wood sculpture, acrylic paint-airbrush for shade and shadow, polyurethane finish.   Original design by John Wilbar 23"w x 22"d x 24"h.  Approximately weight is fifteen pounds.

This is a handmade glass sculpture of a Forceps-nose Butterflyfish (Forcipiger flavissimus) The famous hawaiian name for this fish is "Lauwiliwilinukunukuoi'oi", which means "like the leaf of the lauwili tree with a nose like a bird". This piece...

Clown Triggerfish - Balistoides conspicullum  This is a stunning solid glass artistic replica of an Indo-Pacific Ocean reef fish that is noted for its bright coloration. It has been hand- sculpted in borosilicate glass by world-renown artist...