Have that one room in your house that's thirsty for style? This glass and metal faucet sculpture is sure to quench that thirst. Eyes will make double-takes as the flowing glass "water" will confound your guests. Handmade by Gary Guydosh in Pennsylvania, where glass has a distinctively rich history, this accent is created using classic glassblowing techniques and craftsmanship.
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Made in Pennsylvania
Though he lives and works in Pittsburgh, Gary Guydosh makes a pilgrimage each year to study with Italian glass masters in Murano, Italy, which lends Venetian flair to his work. "Glass is for me the medium which best fits the expression of my innermost feelings," he says. "Making the glass come to life is no easy task, but all of the difficulties vanish when fire—which softens and moves forms—lets me reach the ideal dimension."
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Comments about UncommonGoods Glass Water Faucet:
It is worthy of use as an award for special performance for water utility employees. Feels sturdy enough but I don't want to drop it to find out for sure.
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Was properly packaged for safe delivery. Arrived promptly.
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Comments about UncommonGoods Glass Water Faucet:
Cool looking piece. Like the faucet and down flow the best. The fake water at the bottom is a little odd looking. Not as fluid/clear.
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You'll love this unique and creative piece. Thanks to the artist who made it.
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This gift was perfect for a water related gift for the General Manager of a Water utility. It's not often one finds the perfect gift for an occasion, but this was one of those rare moments.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Was much better than the pictures describes. My boss loved it!
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An attention grabber! Good solid piece.
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Comments about UncommonGoods Glass Water Faucet:
We attached it to a 12x12 cypress post and hovers right above the outside redwood bar. It looks like it is flowing onto the bar.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Comments about UncommonGoods Glass Water Faucet:
Will constantly remind him of this major remodeling job. Great visual piece. Conversational.
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Comments about UncommonGoods Glass Water Faucet:
Fun display art!
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My lovely faucet was just as I imagined! Very realistic and fun. The brass tap is just like an old fashioned tap. The 'water' flow is very clever. Item was well wrapped and arrived in perfect shape. Very pleased with this!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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While the water doesn't look as real as it did in the picture, this is still a very nice addition to our rustic log home. I love that it was hand blown by am American artist. Adds a touch of whimsy to my eclectic collection of artwork.
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Delivery was prompt and the piece was in perfect condition - even though the outer box was crushed on one end. Inner packing was exactly what was needed to preserve the integrity of the artwork.
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