Hand selected on a recent buying trip is our most stunning group of Roman glass jewelry ever.  These 2000 year old glass shards are found in the Middle East and are not large or whole enough to go into a museum. 

Jackie is the best designer in the US making jewelry from this wonderful artifact. His styles are both wearable and enduring.  Click here to see our current assortment.

This beautiful covered vase is called the water jar because of the ocean pattern.  It has often been bought for use as a burial urn.  The smaller reliquary can be a remembrance jar.  Don't need that?  Just enjoy its grace and beauty in your home. 

Several more handblown glass art pieces and critters have just been received from this august glass blowing studio.  Click here to view. 

Scott Bisson creates great sensuous glass snakes, geckos, gators and frogs.  Years of practice with a torch is the only way to create critters that look like they can move.  More of these small creatures can be seen here.

Amboyna burlwood turned into a beautifully controlled bowl is highlighted with sap wood and ebony foot.  The pale yellow section is new growth next to the bark.  It is difficult to turn because the darker section is much more dense than the new growth.  Click here to see some more pieces in stock.