Fish made from glass fragments collected along the banks of the river thames
Thames Glass fish are made with fragments of broken glass collected along the foreshore of the Thames. Every fish is unique and each piece of glass has its own secret story. Perhaps from a Victorian bottle, or a perfume bottle, or a glass lampshade or ornament. Most of the glass is Victorian or early twentieth century.The dimensions of each fish varies between 20 and 30 centimetres length and 15 centimetres width.
They are all hand made, and I never really know how they are going to turn out until they are finished! They are very securely glued together with waterproof glue on to a translucent acrylic backing. The process takes a few hours per fish, and no two are ever the same. They come with a hook and wire on the reverse side to hang them on the wall. Please contact me for prices. They look equally good hanging up on their own, or in a shoal. You can find the shop where I sell my Thames glass fish by clicking on the button below:-
They are all hand made, and I never really know how they are going to turn out until they are finished! They are very securely glued together with waterproof glue on to a translucent acrylic backing. The process takes a few hours per fish, and no two are ever the same. They come with a hook and wire on the reverse side to hang them on the wall. Please contact me for prices. They look equally good hanging up on their own, or in a shoal. You can find the shop where I sell my Thames glass fish by clicking on the button below:-
2016 Thames glass fish
November 2013 - thames bottle fish
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