Happy New Year everyone! I hope all of you have had a wonderful holiday season. We've actually started our big job of clearing off our lofts, so the Studio looks rather like a mini war zone - when you walk in, you need to navigate around boxes, bookcases, and piles of glass. We managed to empty one set of bins today (or 48" of storage bins, 9' high), move them over to the gallery side, and filled them up again with sheets of glass. More of the same tomorrow, although first we need to take down the large light box with Brian's painted stained glass panel of Pan. Haven't quite figured out the "engineering" of that job yet.
Once we get all the glass moved over, we're going to bring down 2 or 3 of the work tables from upstairs, and set up the studio/work side. I'm still trying to sell 2 of our used kilns, one is a large Denver glass kiln, and the other is a front loader glass or ceramic kiln. If you're interested, give me a call at 305-666-5164 for more details. Or just drop by the Studio to see them. We also have a Glastar Glasspasser Sandblasting Cabinet with exhaust filter/air handler, pressure pot with hoses & gun, and a compressor (5HP, 80 gal all available for sale.
Speaking of sale, all of the sheet antique glass is on sale for 50% off. That makes is less than wholesale. We have an assortment of Blenko, Desag, Fischer, Lambert's, St. Just, and a few others. Most are solid colors, but we do have some flashed glass and streakies that are absolutely wonderful. With the lower price, these beautiful glasses are now affordable, and the pieces you make with them look like jewels. The glass is unbelievably soft and easy to cut ... so come in and take advantage!