This website showcases for liquidation the items remaining from a private art glass hobby studio that has discontinued operation.  The items are being offered as a complete collection. The collection comprises all the supplies and tools necessary for a stained glass artisan to set up shop and begin creating works of glass art.

The items are sold as is, where is, and the responsibility for pickup and shipment will be the responsibility of the buyer.  Seller will provide all necessary and reasonable access to the collection and coordination to aid in ownership transferal to the buyer.

The items consist of art glass pieces from well known glass foundries such as Uroboros, Youghiogheny, Spectrum, Chicago and others. Some are full or half sheets but most are irregular in size since part was used for prior projects. Sizes are measured in width and height in inches, but are estimated for edges that are not straight. An approximate area is computed for each piece in sqft.

One page itemizes large glass pieces where one dimension, either width or height, is greater than 28 inches, the maximum size of the larger glass cabinet. A second page itemizes medium glass pieces where at least one dimension is less than 28 inches.  A third page itemizes clear and mirror glass of both medium and large size, separated into two spreadsheets for description. A fourth page itemizes a large quantity of project glass, smaller pieces suitable for student exercises and small projects.

Approximate total amount of art glass for liquidation is more than 1000 square feet broken down as follows:

• Large glass pieces - 308 sqft in 59 pieces

• Medium glass pieces - 256 sqft in 103 pieces

• Clear, textured and mirror glass - 212 sqft in 50 pieces

• Project glass - 545 irregular small pieces of art glass and clear or mirrored glass comprising about 250 sqft, estimated.

Additional items itemized on separate pages are:

• Power tools: diamond band saw, glass grinder, metal came cutoff saw, etc.

• Hand tools: grazing, breaking, fluxing, soldering tools, etc.

• Fabrication aids: Morton breaking system, tiffany lamp support, etc.

• Solder and lead: rolls of solder, lead came, brass came, etc.

• Project kits: clocks, kaleidoscopes, etc.

• Analog glass kiln with starter supplies and fusible glass for jewelry etc.

• Miscellaneous fixtures and accessories: Glass cabinets that can double as shipping crates with some augmentation, large plywood design/fab table top.

In summary, this collection is complete enough to equip any beginning glass artisan with the essential tools and glass supplies necessary to begin designing and creating a wide range of quality glass art projects.

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