Philip Webb Glass Goblet

Inspired by a glass designed in the 1860s by the architect, artist and designer Philip Webb for William Morris’ new home, Red House. Award-winning artist Stewart Hearn has reimagined Webb's design using an optic mould, where hot glass is dipped before blowing to create ribs in the body of the glass. Lightweight and generous in size, each glass is hand-made exclusively for the gallery. 

About Stewart Hearn

Stewart Hearn of London Glassworks is an award-winning artist, craftsman and designer, specialising in bespoke hand-blown glass. Hearn is a master glassmaker having established his renowned professional practice for over thirty years. His work presents a studied balance of form, colour translucency and weight that show tacit knowledge, command and someone at ease with ancient craft. Obsessively committed to the art of glass-blowing, using traditional mouth-blown glass techniques for all of his work. Hearn runs his own exhibition space London Glassworks as well as crafting his own pieces - many of which have been exhibited around the world. Whether a statement stand alone piece of a multi - coloured collection of glassware, Hearn’s creation’s are a sure-fire way to imbue interiors with idiosyncratic artistic flair.

Care & Information

• Sold individually & not as a pair 
• Measurements: base diameter - 7.8cm, top diameter - 8.3cm, height - 12.5cm
• Please note: All sizes are approximate and will vary due to being handmade without the use of moulds
• Care instructions: Hand wash using a soft cloth and mild detergent
• Crafted in Chatteris, Cambridgeshire, UK