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I love glass and almost anything made from glass. So it’s no surprise that over the years, I’ve bought and inherited a number of glass lamps and chandeliers.
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They’re beautiful! I particularly like the mid-century modern sculpture lamp and the last mid-century lamp.
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I went on a mid century modern kick when I was redecorting the house a few years ago! I found a terrific store that specialized in mid century modern and I bought up the store. I got a lot of my paperweights and glass bowls and vases there too.
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what a beautiful collection, i love glass!
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Thank you! Most people love glass. It’s so versatile. You can make so many different things with it and use so many different techniques.
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Goodness, Ellin–they are gorgeous, every single one of them!
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The Tiffany style glass shades were my mother’s and are quite old. The green ones were made in a factory down the street from the Tiffany company and used the Tiffany techniques and styles. So they are of the period but not nmade at the Tiffany plant.
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Wow, beautiful! I also love glass but am partial to Cobalt. I feel so lucky to live in Chihuly country.
https://www.museumofglass.org/ and https://www.chihulygardenandglass.com/
And this may seem like an unrelated topic but one of the last things on my Bucket List is a long beach combing session at Glass Beach in Northern California.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_Beach_(Fort_Bragg,_California)
Not your gorgeous lamps but maybe they once were!
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I am partial to sea glass in jewelry. I also used sea glass in a mobile in my kitchen and sea glass is embedded in my kitchen table. So you can combine beautiful glass and the ocean.
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What a lovely collection, Ellin.
Leslie
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Thank you, Leslie! I’m so glad I get to share some of my favorite things with people who appreciate them! It’s a thrill for me too!
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They’re all pretty, but some are really striking…I’d love to see them in person!
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