Style: 5337 In a Parisian pottery factory of the late 1800s, two chemists made a mistake, causing colorful glaze crystals to form on the outside of their pots. The results were, at once, striking and hard to control. The potters at Simon Pearce have revisited this time intensive technique to...
Style #: 5310 Dimensions: H 7.75in x W 6in The PURE Harp Vase—distinguished by its graceful sculptural profile and unique opening—was one of the original concepts that inspired the PURE Collection range of designs. Hand-wash with warm water and mild detergent. Do not expose glass to extreme heat changes, such...
Style #: 5302 Dimensions: H 8.5in x W 12in The new PURE Middlebury Bowl—distinguished by the unique glass belting around its center—was one of the original concepts that inspired the PURE Collection range of designs. Hand-wash with warm water and mild detergent. Not intended for use in microwaves or ovens....
Style #: 5284 Dimensions: H 10in x W 12in The Ottauquechee River—where the original Simon Pearce workshop in Quechee, Vermont, is located—inspired the new PURE Tall Bowl design. Hand-wash with warm water and mild detergent. Not intended for use in microwaves or ovens. Do not expose glass to extreme heat...
Style: 5318 Dimensions: H 12.5in x W 3.25in Glassblowers wrap strands of molten glass around the form to create unique patterns on this vase. As complex as it is beautiful. Hand-wash with warm water and mild detergent. Do not expose glass to extreme heat changes, such as filling with hot...
Style: 5312 Dimensions: H 13.75in x W 7.5in An impressive sculptural centerpiece. Or the perfect vessel for arranging seasonal flowers. Your choice. Hand-wash with warm water and mild detergent. Do not expose glass to extreme heat changes, such as filling with hot liquid or placing in the freezer. A shock...
In a Parisian pottery factory of the late 1800s, two chemists made a mistake, causing colorful glaze crystals to form on the outside of their pots. The results were, at once, striking and hard to control. The potters at Simon Pearce have revisited this time intensive technique to create one...
In a Parisian pottery factory of the late 1800s, two chemists made a mistake, causing colorful glaze crystals to form on the outside of their pots. The results were, at once, striking and hard to control. The potters at Simon Pearce have revisited this time intensive technique to create one...
