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The stems designs in this series of goblets were inspired by the ornamentation of medieval weaponry.
The red and blue deigns exude the pride of medeival hiearchy,and significance of noblemen in medeival times. The orange and blue piece has afree spinning marble in the middle of the design.
Each piece stands 15 to 17 inches tall.
Thanks for looking.Sincerely, Nate Purcell
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Well- I started blowing glass in 1998 with Sean Stirling(Smiley) in Boulder Colorado.After being really poor in CO. I decided to move back to Philly.I guess I just missed the city life and I was tired of not being able to eat after 10 at night. The first couple of years in Philly were pretty rough but I ran in to some good people and shit started poppin' off.One thing led to another and I built Philly Glass Works.So with having focus for 7 and half years shit finally worked out.I would like to say thanks to -first and foremost- Smiley for teaching me in the begining and All the other glass blowerers in Philly that helped me out too ....Peace...(I'm focused man!)
http://www.phillyglassworks.com
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