(This was taken before I got my new camera!)
This is a piece of Green (thanks happyone!)Glass from the Blenko Glass Company in Milton, West Virginia. It is not very far from where I grew up. The glass is all hand blown and all made in America. I have quite a few pieces and I love them all.
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Nice glass shot.
ReplyDeleteHope you visit mine also Thanks.
It's a lovely piece.
ReplyDeletewhat a nice green vase, i love vases
ReplyDeleteGlass is great.
ReplyDeleteI like glass pieces of art especially from Sweden and Finland.
Your's seem to be very fine too.
That is very pretty vase! Gorgeous Green!
ReplyDeleteExquisite vase, Neva.
ReplyDeleteThat's a lovely piece; I really like the colour.
ReplyDeleteHi NEVA,
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Great green glass vase!
ReplyDeleteDo like the shape.
Blue
That is a very unique jar.
ReplyDeleteThat is a pretty piece of glass. I love to watch glass blowers. I'd like to see other pieces in your collection!
ReplyDeleteHi Neva
ReplyDeleteThat is a stunning bit of glass.. I think so many people overlook glass in favour of ceramics, yet this blown glass artwork will be the antiques of the future. This is a very nice colour as well.
Beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteI can understand that you love them!
I like this piece of art glass. Nice photo of it too.
ReplyDeleteGreat color .. very pretty piece!
ReplyDeleteNice photo,and the Glass is even Green,another G.Very good:o)
ReplyDeleteNice green glass!
ReplyDeleteNice glass and great G post:D
ReplyDeleteVery unique. Beautiful color too GREEN GLASS at that.
ReplyDeleteClever! It's hard to get a good pic of glass!
ReplyDeleteThat looks like it would be lovely to display some homegrown flowers.
ReplyDeleteYou could have added Green along with the Glass.
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful.
That's beautiful. I love the shape and the colour, and you've photographed it so well.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous shape. It's perfect for the long-stemmed roses from my garden.
ReplyDeleteThat glass-blower knew a thing or two!
Your new camera looks great. I also have a Canon EOS, a 3000 film camera.
My G post is a highway adventure ...
Ihave over 20 pieces of Blenko! Small world.
ReplyDeleteOf and good luck photographing your dog Neva, black is the hardest color!
Very nice green glass. You have the same camera model as me , EOS 400D.
ReplyDeleteLovely vase. I like green ornaments, I have a couple of mini glass vases in green - from Ikea!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I like the wallpaper too!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, Neva! Love the color!
ReplyDeleteTwo G's in one. That is a very pretty piece of art.
ReplyDeleteLove the vase, and your photo.
ReplyDeleteI too love to see the shine and reflections and colors in art glass. I've no Blenko so I'll have to come and see yours from time to time, Neva.
ReplyDeleteHi Neva, I am playing catchup - been a busy week. Nice vase. I like good glassware
ReplyDeleteGreat shot. I was just reading the Blenko glass is having a resurgence of collectors wanting these pieces of art.
ReplyDeleteI love it too.
Lovely glass collection you have. It looks decorative with or without flowers.
ReplyDeleteYippeeeeeeeee another West Virginia Product...I really like the shape of it as well as the color
ReplyDeleteBeautiful green glassware. What a showpiece!
ReplyDeleteI am wondering about that glass company named Blenko. My maiden name is Blenkle and I know sometimes names got changed when people hit Ellis Island. . . I have never seen my name spelled that way tho but it might be a coincidence. . .
That's a beautifully shaped piece!
ReplyDeleteWow....this is Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat G post!
Great G Neva!
ReplyDeleteSorry it's taken a while to get back to you after ABC, but I've been ill this week.