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Tony Serviente - Serviente Glass Studios
I met Tony Serviente at two Rosen Shows in Philadelphia, and he was kind enough to answer my glass questions,as a beginner in Hot Glass, and with no knowledge of the magical kiln-formed glass techniques with which he makes his beautiful glass art.
You can visit the Serviente Glass Studio website at http://servienteglassstudios.com by clicking here.
Tony makes beautiful fused and slumped kiln-formed glass in the many categories shown here:
 Bowls |
 Candle Lights |
 Folded Dishes |
 Handkerchief Vases |
 Lamps |
 Lumen Vases |
 Matrix Series |
 New Work |
 Sculptural Pieces |
 Serving Vessels |
 Stained Glass |
 Tableware |
 Wall Vases and Hanging Sculpture |
 Woven Glass |
I had the pleasure of visiting Tony Serviente in his Servienete Glass Studios in Ithaca NY during November 2007.
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Tony Serviente in front of some of the items available for sale in his studio
The garage door is a stained glass project done by local High School students who apprenticed in his studio
A table of handkerchief vases, ready for shipment
Students working on Fusing Project
The World's largest handkerchief vase -- weighing in at FIFTY POUNDS!
Tony Serviente starting the Kiln Controller
Glass Art waiting for you to buy it...
Tony Serviente Woven Glass Wall Art
I love these woven glass bowls!
I don't know why, but these evoke a Midieval quality to me -- perfect for King Arthur's table!
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Tony Serviente explains Ribbed Fusing with example he made while teaching a class at Corning
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Two other Tony Serviente Ribbed Fusing examples (10.6 MBytes) |
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Tony Serviente Holding the World's Largest 50 Pound Handkerchief Vase! (26.0 MBytes) |
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Tony Serviente explains how Computer Technology aids his artwork (9.1 MBytes) |
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