Who doesn't love options? Who doesn't love hummingbirds?
This statement sculpture combines both and would look perfect a a centrepiece on any elegant sideboard or dinning table.
You can either have the tall glass vessel with silver hummingbirds as a tall focal point
OR
remove the birds and ring from the glass and lay them as a lower focal point, along the table.
OR
As the hummingbirds are attached to silver rim with magnets, they can be removed & be played with or sit on mini steel blocks, their hinged elaborate tails drape down the edge of a mantlepiece.
Inspired by the Streamer~tail Hummingbirds, Doctor-Birds, of Jamaica and their sumptuous plumage.
Pair of chased silver birds, with long articulated tails, sitting atop black glass jar.
Birds are attached to rim with magnets & can be removed to form solo table centre.
Come with small steel blocks , so can also perch on a mantlepiece, tails sweeping down.
40 x 20 x 20 cm
Made and Hallmarked in Edinburgh.
Black glass handblown to my design by Colin Hawkins of Loco Glass, Cirencester.
Who doesn't love options? Who doesn't love hummingbirds?
This statement sculpture combines both and would look perfect a a centrepiece on any elegant sideboard or dinning table.
You can either have the tall glass vessel with silver hummingbirds as a tall focal point
OR
remove the birds and ring from the glass and lay them as a lower focal point, along the table.
OR
As the hummingbirds are attached to silver rim with magnets, they can be removed & be played with or sit on mini steel blocks, their hinged elaborate tails drape down the edge of a mantlepiece.
Inspired by the Streamer~tail Hummingbirds, Doctor-Birds, of Jamaica and their sumptuous plumage.
Pair of chased silver birds, with long articulated tails, sitting atop black glass jar.
Birds are attached to rim with magnets & can be removed to form solo table centre.
Come with small steel blocks , so can also perch on a mantlepiece, tails sweeping down.
40 x 20 x 20 cm
Made and Hallmarked in Edinburgh.
Black glass handblown to my design by Colin Hawkins of Loco Glass, Cirencester.
