Empire Glassworks Baby Beaker Collection

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These baby beakers stand eight inches, built by Empire Glassworks in borosilicate with hand sculpted figurine work fused onto the body. Each ships with its own themed slide, which lands them in the display case with your better water pipes rather than on the bowls wall or the open glass shelf.

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SCULPTED GLASS, EIGHT INCHES TALL

Empire Glassworks makes the baby beaker at roughly eight inches, small enough to sit in a display case and priced between 150 and 185 dollars. The sculpted work is fused glass, not a decal, and every piece is finished by hand, so two of the same design will not be identical.

  • Galactic 165 dollars. Planets, rocketships and astronauts, with a UV reactive finish that lights under a black light. Ships with a 14mm male slide and a matching diffused downstem.
  • Koi Pond 165 dollars, 8.5 inches on a 4.25 inch base, 14.5mm male joint, with a stylized bowl piece and the most detailed figurine work in the group.
  • Renew the Redwood 150 dollars. Mushrooms, insects and birds around a redwood, 14mm female ground joint with a matching bug themed bowl.
  • Under the Sea 150 dollars, the entry price here, 14mm female ground joint with its own themed bowl and colored sea creatures over the chamber.
  • Yellow Flower 185 dollars, the top of the group, ladybugs and butterflies over a flower field with a daffodil bowl on a 14mm female joint.

Joint fitting is the thing to check before ordering. Three of the five use a 14mm female ground joint and take a standard male slide, so a broken bowl is replaceable off your own wall. The Galactic ships with a male slide and its own downstem, and the Koi Pond runs a 14.5mm male joint.

This is display case stock, sold one at a time. Nothing here comes in a case pack and nothing here is a repeat buy. What it does is give a glass case a reason to be looked at, which is what pulls a customer past the peg wall in the first place.

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall is an Empire Glassworks baby beaker?

Eight inches for most of the group. The Koi Pond runs slightly taller at 8.5 inches on a 4.25 inch base. That size is deliberate: tall enough to read as a real piece in a display case, short enough that a customer can carry it home in a bag.

What joint size do they use?

Three run a 14mm female ground joint and take a standard 14mm male slide. The Galactic includes a 14mm male herb slide with a matching diffused downstem. The Koi Pond uses a 14.5mm male joint. Check the fitting before promising a customer a replacement bowl.

Does each one come with a bowl?

Yes, and the bowl is themed to the piece: a bug styled bowl on the redwood, a daffodil on the yellow flower, an underwater bowl on the sea design. That matched slide is part of what holds the price, so keep the box with the piece.

Are these sold as singles or in case packs?

Singles. Every piece is handmade, so there is no assorted case and no multipack. Order to fill a case position rather than to hit a quantity break, and make each one its own display decision.

What is the wholesale price range?

150 to 185 dollars. The Under the Sea and Renew the Redwood sit at 150, the Galactic and Koi Pond at 165, and the Yellow Flower tops the group at 185. That spread is narrow enough to price the whole group off one rule.

Which design glows under a black light?

The Galactic. Its finish is UV reactive across a range of ultraviolet light, which makes it the one to put under a lamp in the case. A piece that visibly does something on the shelf sells at a different rate than one that sits there.

What glass are they made from?

Thick borosilicate throughout, with the figurine work fused to the body rather than applied to the surface. Borosilicate is what lets the sculpting survive normal handling, and it is the answer a customer is really asking for when they ask why one costs 165 dollars.

Will two of the same design look identical?

No, and that is worth saying at the counter. Each is individually handcrafted, so figurine placement and color vary between units. A shop that frames that as the point sells the variation; a shop that ignores it fields returns.

Where does a piece like this belong in a store?

In the locked glass case at eye level, not on an open shelf. At a retail price built on 150 to 185 dollar cost, it is a considered purchase, and the sculpted work only does its job when a customer has to ask to hold it.

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