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   John Lewis Glass produced the more than 600 individual castings that make up this three-story water feature located in the Hearst Tower in New York City. [more]
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Cast Glass Decorative VesselsJohn's chief interest when creating vessels is to contrast interior and exterior spaces to yield visually unique sculptures. These vessels may be spun, poured or pressed into an array of shapes and forms. The exterior surface takes on the wrinkles and striations of the mold, adding another dimension of texture. The rich colors of the interior surfaces result from applying other elements such as gold or white leaf and copper foil to produce vivid color contrasts. Click on an image to view the larger gallery photograph 
Wide Glacier Vessel, 2008Cast Glass with Yellow Gold Leaf21"L X 10"W X 23"H 
Ellipse Vessel, 2008Cast Glass with Yellow Gold Leaf29"L X 9"W X 8"H 
Small Glacier Vessel, 2008Cast Glass with White Gold Leaf11"L X 9"W X 20"H 
Tall Glacier Vessel, 2007Polished Cast Glass with Yellow Gold Leaf11"L X 8"W X 27"H 
Blue Winged Vessel, 2004Cast Glass with Tinted Epoxy/Gold Leaf27"L X 12"W X 6"H 
Copper Stepped Vessel, 2002Cast Glass with Copper Patina13"L X 9"W X 20"H Gallery Photos: Lawrence Huff, John Bagley or Charles Frizzell Art glass vessels range in price from $9,500 to $18,500. Please contact the studio for more information. |