John and Nancy Buford started creating beautiful glass using a few basic tools on a folding table under a shade tree. Since then, curiosity encouraged us to continue learning and exploring.

We cut Bullseye sheet glass into pieces and assemble them into a pattern. The glass pieces are melted in a kiln at about 1500°F and fused into a solid blank. The glass blank is placed on top of a ceramic mold, melted again at only about 1150°F and allowed to slump into the mold. Then we coldwork the slumped glass to its final shape and finish.

See our work at the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen store in Lancaster, PA.

Drop us an email at [email protected].