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Pairpoint Glassworks
American, 1837
Founded in 1837 in New Bedford, Massachusetts, Pairpoint Glassworks is one of the oldest and most renowned American glass manufacturers. Known for its fine glass production, the company originally gained fame for its hand-blown glassware and intricate, hand-cut crystal pieces. Over the years, Pairpoint has expanded its craft to include a wide array of decorative glass products, including lamps, paperweights, and vases, celebrated for their unique designs and exceptional quality.
In the late 19th century, Pairpoint gained international recognition, particularly for its Pairpoint lamps featuring art glass shades, a signature of the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements. These lamps are now considered collectible masterpieces. The company’s legacy also includes producing custom glass for luxury brands, contributing to its lasting influence on both contemporary and historical glasswork.
Despite changes in ownership and industry evolution, Pairpoint remains committed to upholding its tradition of exquisite craftsmanship, making it a revered name in the glass industry. Today, Pairpoint Glassworks continues to create timeless pieces that reflect both tradition and innovation, maintaining its place at the intersection of art and craftsmanship.
In the late 19th century, Pairpoint gained international recognition, particularly for its Pairpoint lamps featuring art glass shades, a signature of the Art Nouveau and Art Deco movements. These lamps are now considered collectible masterpieces. The company’s legacy also includes producing custom glass for luxury brands, contributing to its lasting influence on both contemporary and historical glasswork.
Despite changes in ownership and industry evolution, Pairpoint remains committed to upholding its tradition of exquisite craftsmanship, making it a revered name in the glass industry. Today, Pairpoint Glassworks continues to create timeless pieces that reflect both tradition and innovation, maintaining its place at the intersection of art and craftsmanship.
Pairpoint Glassworks
Pairpoint Gunderson Controlled Bubble Art Glass Large Jack in the Pulpit Vase
H 16.14 in DIA 6.3 in
$ 450
Pairpoint Glassworks
Pairpoint Art Deco Engraved Crystal Flower Vase, 1930, United States
H 11.42 in DIA 6.3 in
$ 450
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