William Morris Glass Art

This monumental art glass vessel is the work of American glass artist William Morris. Part of his

Artist: William Morris Title: Original Shard Vessel Medium: Hand Blown Glass Year: 1980 Artwork

Artist: William Morris Title: Original Blue Shard Vessel Medium: Hand Blown Glass Year: 1980

William Morris Original and Signed Blown Glass Vase, listed with the Submit Best Offer option

Morris moved from fusing glass to transferring powdered glass drawings onto the piece while in

the mold. This piece is featured in William Morris’s ‘Artifact and Art’ publication. Signed and

glass art created, signed and dated by William Morris.

it was 40-60 pound of glass on the blowpipe and was lowered into a wooden mold. Morris would then

it was 40-60 pound of glass on the blowpipe and was lowered into a wooden mold. Morris would then

it was 40-60 pound of glass on the blowpipe and was lowered into a wooden mold. Morris would then

Inspired in his travels by the monolithic stones of the Orkney Islands and Stonehenge, Morris

Inspired in his travels by the monolithic stones of the Orkney Islands and Stonehenge, Morris

Inspired in his travels by the monolithic stones of the Orkney Islands and Stonehenge, Morris

Inspired in his travels by the monolithic stones of the Orkney Islands and Stonehenge, Morris

Contemporary blown glass art by William Morris. Made at Pilchuck Glass School in 1991. Vibrant

The inspiration for the Stone Vessels came to Mr. Morris after visiting Stonehenge and Malta

opaque pink that beautifully reflects light. It was created in 1989 and has been in Mr.Morris's personal

Contemporary blown glass art with steel stand. Polynesian inspired Fish Trap made in 2007. When

Vibrant Stone Vessel inspired by Stonehenge. This vessel glows in the light and has a beautiful iridescent lip wrap. This piece has been in the artists archived collection until no...

Inspired in his travels by the monolithic stones of the Orkney Islands and Stonehenge, Morris

Inspired in his travels by the monolithic stones of the Orkney Islands and Stonehenge, Morris

Contemporary blown glass art in a steel stand by William Morris. Signed and dated by the artist.

Contemporary blown glass sculpture. Standing Stones were created by William Morris at Pilchuck

William Morris's 'Glass artifact and Art' book and has been part of his personal collection until now. Mr

Contemporary blown glass art by William Morris. Blown glass tusk with scull and rib bones. Gold

Artifact Panel by world renowned glass blower, William Morris. Contemporary blown & formed glass

, 'Glass Artifact & Art'. This piece has remained in Mr. Morris's personal collection until now. Signed

Blown contemporary glass vessel by William Morris. The Stone Vessels were inspired by the

Contemporary blown glass art. The Standing Stones were blown at Pilchuck Glass School, and the

The Rope Bowls were made at Pilchuck Glass School and were incredible challenging do to the size

Contemporary blow glass sculpture. Only 15 Rope Bowls were made by Mr. Morris in 1988 at Pilchuck

common ceremony. Contemporary blown glass art with rope and a steel stand created by William Morris

Contemporary blown & formed glass wall installation by world renowned glass blower, William Morris

Stone Vessel series. Vibrant colors. Stonehenge inspired. Signed and dated by Artist

Inspired in his travels by the monolithic stones of the Orkney Islands and Stonehenge, Morris

Contemporary blown glass art. Molds for the Standing Stones were made from wood. The molten glass

Blow Glass with Steel Stand Contemporary Glass Sculpture

Blown Glass with Steel stand 2006 Contemporary blow glass sculpture Signed by the artist

Formed Glass with steel stand. Natural fibers with glass beading. Polynesian inspired design

William Morris is considered to be a revolutionary and provocative artist as well as a master

William Morris is considered to be a revolutionary and provocative artist as well as a master

Morris has captivated and intrigued the art community with hauntingly evocative and beautiful glass

Contemporary blown glass art by William Morris. The Stone Vessels were inspired by the monolithic

William Morris is considered to be a revolutionary and provocative artist as well as a master

This piece was part of the original Mazorca Installation created in 2004 and is featured in the 'Mazorca, Objects of Common Ceremony' publication. In 2013, the original Mazorca inst...

An exceptional early petroglyph vase by Morris. It has two horses and an elk figure on the verso

through to his retirement from blowing glass in 2007, Morris has been a major player in the studio glass

through to his retirement from blowing glass in 2007, Morris has been a major player in the studio glass

Here is a very unusual art glass artifact by William Morris. This piece was gifted by the artist to