~Vintage Glass Feeder/Birdbath
Sammy Sands
by local artists. The artisan here finds vintage glass and glues it into
functional pieces. I'm starting it off as a feeder, but it may make a better
birdbath as there are no drainage holes.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/wild_monkshood/6063486952/in/photostream
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Sammy Sands
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"I saw a sign in a yard that said, "Give Me Jesus". I thought, "How
selfish!"
Cheryl Isaak
> I found this at a shop in Fancy Gap, Virginia that specializes in crafts
> by local artists. The artisan here finds vintage glass and glues it into
> functional pieces. I'm starting it off as a feeder, but it may make a
> better birdbath as there are no drainage holes.
>
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/wild_monkshood/6063486952/in/photostream
>
>
I like - how tall is it?
a link to the store even maybe?
Cheryl
Sammy Sands
"Cheryl Isaak" <chery...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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It is about a foot and a 1/2.
Sammy
Sammy Sands
"Sammy Sands" <wild_mo...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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The piece was $37 USA. Considering the quality of the various glass
pieces, I thought it underpriced. I told the proprietor so. She said it was
their latest artist and that they were trying out her pieces. There was this
and two other glass pieces which were just ornamental, with no function.
Both also had cobalt blue glass, as well, and my eye was drawn to them.
Sammy
Cheryl Isaak
thank you!
jmcquown
I'd be worried about a glass bird feeder. It's gorgeous but squirrels and
other critters tend to knock over bird feeders. One made of glass wouldn't
last long where I live.
Jill
Sammy Sands
"jmcquown" <j_mc...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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I'm now using it as a birdbath. It is where if it were to be knocked
over, it would likely survive.
Sammy
Sammy Sands
I'm now using it as a birdbath. It is where if it were to be knocked