Stuart Wiltshire Glass
Weymouth, Dorset
18 St Nicholas Street, Weymouth, DT4 8AA
Tel: 01305 766037
Stuart's glass studio, shop and gallery can be found hidden in the backstreets of Weymouth a short stroll from the harbour bridge, there you will find a wide selection of art glass for sale in the form of bowls, vases, vessels, sculpture, collectible paperweights and handmade animals plus you can walk in and commission Stuart Wiltshire Glass for beautiful unique hand casting impressions of your family members that will be available for collection or postage just 24 hours later.
Stuart also offers glassblowing courses and beginner lessons in blowing glass for anyone over the age of 14, a great opportunity to gain an insight into this highly skilled ancient craft.
Every piece is truly unique and one of a kind and either mouth-blown or hand poured by his team. No two items are ever identical and will vary slightly in terms of shape, colour, and size; this is in fact a testament to the authenticity of the production of hand blown glass.
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