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Let the vibrant colors and unique designs of Blenko inspire and enrich your surroundings. Sign up to our newsletter to receive exclusive offers. Magnificent color, skilled craftsmanship, and creative design make Blenko Glass Company the most colorful name in glass.
Other glass producers have attempted to replicate Blenko’s designs, but learning about key features of Blenko glass can help you identify fake pieces. We will cover the basics of Blenko glass identification so you can feel confident in your search for authentic Blenko glass.
Blenko Glass Company, Milton, West Virginia. 76,347 likes · 3,589 talking about this · 6,617 were here.
Blenko Glass Company still produces hand-blown sheet glass for use in stained glass windows, as well as architectural glass. Blenko's early work include providing glass for the stained glass windows of St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City.
Dec 1, 2019 · The largest of the surviving glassmakers is the Blenko Glass Company, located in the tiny Mountain State town of Milton. Its skilled artisans still craft colorful handmade glassware in much the same way it’s been done for more than 100 years.
May 8, 2017 · Blenko Glass Company was founded in 1930, in Milton, West Virginia, by William John Blenko. They produced tableware, hand-blown art glass, vases, and much more. The pieces were usually handmade and in solid colors.
Blenko Project. West Virginia used to have more than 50 glass companies. The glass industry has since dwindled to only a few companies that still create hand-made, antique glass. The Blenko project is focused on documenting the story of Blenko glass as told by Blenko glassmakers and their families.
Oct 5, 2023 · You may be familiar with handmade glassware, but get the inside scoop on authenticity, care and history of the vibrant, beloved Blenko glass.
View and download Blenko product catalogs from the 1950's to modern day. Take a trip through time and search for your favorite piece!
