Web page http://www.design-glassware.com was specially created for true connoisseurs of unique modern art who are aware of exclusive gifts and expensive handmade articles.

 Our site presents original works of the best Czech masters with world-known names such as: Chip Scarborough, Tony Evans, Jiri Pacinek, Igor Muller, Pavel Hanousek, Martin Patricny, Vera and Premysl Veselousovi, Jiri Vosmik, Oldrich Simpach, Akop, Kuzelkova, Emanuel Beranek and many others.

  A huge variety of articles includes: decorative, engraved glass, crystal articles, VIP gifts vases, goblets, bowls, porcelain articles, unique individually crafted articles, bijouterie, interior articles: tables, chairs, cornices, mirrors, basins, ancient decorations, articles made in antique style, paintings, design articles made of wood and metal.

 All items are created in small workshops and represent demanding handwork from special glass, crystal, wood and metal.
 
 Items are created in small limited editions in maximum quantity of 90 pieces, while the majority is produced in quantity of 15-25 pieces.
 
  We offer unique items, created with the use of ancient technologies, which enables the artists to combine modern and antique design. Material, color and structure are chosen in a way that creates feeling of antique.
 
 All of them have their own unusual style, unique design, and beauty which combine the game of imagination and unsurpassed perfection of performance.
 
 With us you won’t have to think which birthday or New Year present to choose for the most beloved person, dear friend or business partner. On our web site you can always choose something suitable.

  The web page is designed for the fastest search and most convenient ordering request. After choosing the desirable article from our catalogue and adding it to the basket we will be happy to deliver your order in one of the cities around Russia.
 
  As we aim to satisfy the most recherché desires we offer our client the possibility to choose the design of an article and our artists will turn it into reality.
 
 We can create wonderful original presents of various levels of complexity during 5 - 60 days.

Our Contatcs can be found here.

Information about new products

Nowadays we are actively involved into design of unique sets for bathrooms.

Also we prepare production of exclusive tables.

Information about exhibitions

Mining Glass
Date: June 16, 2007 – January 6, 2008
Organized by the Museum of Glass
Sponsored by the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts
Place: United States

Quantizing Effects: The Liminal Art of Jim Campbell
Date: January 17 – June 3, 2007
Organized by SITE Santa Fe in collaboration with MATRIX/University of California, Berkeley and Pacific Film Archive
Place: United States

Emma Woffenden and Tord Boontje: New Work Barrett Marsden Gallery
http://www.bmgallery.co.uk/
London, UNITED KINGDOM
November 17, 2006 through January 6, 2007

Reflections: A Decade of North Lands Creative Glass
Museum of Scotland, Special Exhibition Gallery
www.nms.ac.uk/scotland/whatson/exhibitiondetail.asp?event=43
Edinburgh, SCOTLAND
July 21, 2006 through January 7, 2007

Living Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft
Klaus Moje: Glass Object Gallery
http://www.object.com.au/
Surrey Hills, NSW, AUSTRALIA
November 11, 2006 to: January 7, 2007

Wendy Fairclough “Fragments and the Sill Life”
Narek Galleries
http://www.narekgalleries.com/
NSW, AUSTRALIA
November 24, 2006 through January 8, 2007

Quebec’s Contemporary Pate de Verre
Espace VERRE Gallery
http://www.espaceverre.qc.ca/
Montreal, QC, CANADA
September 21, 2006 through January 12, 2007  

Ranamok Glass Prize 2006
Wagga Wagga Art Gallery
http://www.ranamok.com/final2006.htm
Wagga Wagga, NSW, AUSTRALIA
November 24, 2006 to: January 14, 2007

20 Years On: Curated by Elizabeth Swinburne
Glasmuseet Ebeltoft
http://www.glasmuseet.dk/
Ebeltoft, DENMARK
June 28, 2006 through January 21, 2007

Mannerhaut
Glasmuseum Alter Hof Herding GERMANY
October 7, 2006 to: January 21, 2007 

'Peter Layton & Friends’ celebrating the 30th anniversary of the London Glassblowing Workshop
Hub: National Centre for Craft & Design – Roof Gallery
http://www.thehubcentre.org
Lincolnshire, UNITED KINGDOM
January 13, 2007 through February 25, 2007

Stuart Reid: Stumbling Home From Banff
Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery
http://www.canadianclayandglass.ca
ON, CANADA
January 14, 2007 through April 1, 2007

Brit Hammer - Glass Mosaic
Gallery De Kluis
Thorn, NETHERLANDS
January 14, 2007 through April 15, 2007

50 Vases – 50 Artists
Glass Museum Frauenau
http://www.glasmuseum-frauenau.de/
Frauenau, GERMANY
December 22, 2006 through May 20, 2007

Collecting Canadian Craft
Canadian Museum of Civilization
Gatineau, Quebec
October 20, 2006 to: August 5, 2007

  China Glass 2007 between April 25 and 28, 2007 at China International Exhibition Center in Beijing will be quite worth for exhibitors, users and visitors to return to Beijing. We will create an actual trade chance and realize more face-to-face negotiations between exhibitors and users at China Glass 2007. It will gain a win-win result. In fact your success at the event is a measure of our success.
Dates 16.05.2007 - 19.05.2007
Shanghai, China

  Glassex 2006 will show you the full breadth of glass: its manufacture, processing, treatments and coatings, through to its wide variety of applications as an end product in the built environment.Be it toughened, treated, bent, fused, blown, blasted, manipulated or any of the other myriad ways to process glass for the exterior or interior of a building project then Glassex 2006 is the showcase for the latest methods and technologies.
Dates   04.03.2007 - 07.03.2007
Birmingham, United Kingdom

7 Artis
123610, Moscow, Krasnopresnenskaya  embankment 12
Phone: +7 (495) 727 87 50
 
Artarea
193036, Saint-Petersburg, Orlovsky lane 5
Phone: +7 (812) 274 - 48- 04  
 
DIDI
Saint-Petersburg, Vasilyevsky Island, Bolshoi Avenue 62
Phone: +7 (812) 320-73-57
 
IR-ART
117049, Moscow, Krimsky Val 10
Phone: +7 (495) 238-92-66, 790-37-53
 
Way Art
Moscow, 26^th km MKAD, TC (Waymart)
Phone: + 7 (495) 328-16-10  
 
Jizn Stekla
103051, Moscow, Petrovka 26
Phone: +7 (495) 923-07-76, 923-45-28
 
Regena
 
Karlova street 44, 110 00, Prague 1  
 
Galerie Ruckl
 
Valdstejnska square 1, 100 00, Prague 1  
 
Galierie U Kocku
 
Karlova street 44, 100 00, Prague 1 

 Czech glass received its world-wide fame due to its high quality of production, unique design, harmony of beauty and graceful performance. Czech glass is glass standard all over the world. Its history begins in medieval times, when monasteries of Benedict's, who held the craftsmanship of glass-painting and created stained-glass windows which were used for the decoration of the main Gothic buildings. In medieval glass workshops – gutes, monks created colorful and colorless glass mass used for the production of wide assortment of calicoes, goblets, bowls, and special wine bottles e.t.c.

 First glass workshops were founded in Severochesky lands near Luzicky Mountains Borskoshepovsko , where glass masters used ancient techniques of glass production and design, kept from the times of ancient states of Asia and Egypt. There, in Egypt and Syria main technologies of decorative glass design were developed. In 16^th century they were brought on Czech territory by Venetians. Czech masters admired the beauty of Venetian glass and tried to reach the same perfection.
 
 In 16-17^th century’s Czech lands under the rule of King Rudolf the II started to attract huge number of painters, glass and stone engravers, and grinders from the whole Europe. This era granted Czech Republic with best traditions of glass production and made it possible to create glass that was similar in its features to rock crystal. Since then transparent but strong Czech glass is called “Czech crystal”.

 Thanks to the efforts of Czech masters of glass blowing, mainly of Fridrich Egermann, the development of glass production received its rapid rise in 18-19^th centuries. During those times many glass production centers such as: Bor, Jablonec and Nisou, Zelezny Brod, Kamenicky Ksenov were founded.

 Modern Czech glass is the result of the demanding handwork of glass masters together with painters and designers. Its wide assortment delights buyers with beautiful vases, sculptures, unique interior accessories and exclusive handmade items.