Sculptures

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...

Snook - (Centropomus undecimalis)  Sometimes called a "Robalo", this is a prized game fish in the Southeast and Carribean. It is notable for the prominent undershot lower jaw and the dark black lateral line on the side of its silvery body...

This one-of-a-kind glass dish is constructed in 3 layers, then fused and slumped. 

Mahimahi - (Coryphaena hippurus) Also called the "dolphinfish" or "Dorado", this is one of the most beautiful game fish in the ocean. Sculpted freehand in borosilicate glass and mounted on a clear glass stand. Size:5.5" x 7" x 2"

Carved from a very large piece of Buckeye Burl, using grinders to create the sharp peaks and curves, this wall sculptures features colour variations between the blue/grey hues and blonde. All the outer natural burl edges were left in tact to show off all...

Hand blown Aquamarine Blue 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 Nautilus sits in a...

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...

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 and glued to a glass base. 

Exquisite hand blown emerald green 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 shell...

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 aquamarine blue latticino canework. The sculpted base is art glass coral with an...

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

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.