Blown glass vase of yellow and crimson glowing embers.

The design is finished in our Cauldron styling and the price includes an engravable marble base.

Depicted in the vase wall are the hot coals used by ancient glassblowers to generate the intense heat required in glass making.

Ancient furnaces used bellows pumps to force oxygen into a coal bed to enhance combustion and intensify heat.

The oldest known bellows were in China 7,000 years ago which evolved into waterwheel driven air pumps of sewn animal skins.

Modern glass furnaces use combustible gas instead of coal but we still use air pumps to intensify heat.

“Just wanted to let you know that I just received the service award that we ordered for Dex. I also wanted to thank you for you and your company’s dependability and quality work. Its such a pleasure to order with you and know that everything is taken care of. Thanks again! It looks great!”

Leah Portz, Buhrs Americas, Plymouth, MN