I thought it was very old fashioned, dreary 1970s' colours.
Can you advise what colours denote the "1970's" - I must delete them from my palette... (I'll give you Avocado for starters)... 
Statistics:Posted by Darcy Sarto — Mon 16 Dec, 2013 12:09 pm
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Most importantly the glass blowing demonstration was excellent and impressive.
Thanks to Mark and all at R&B - Merry Christmas.
Statistics:Posted by Darcy Sarto — Sat 14 Dec, 2013 8:33 pm
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We'll be there at opening time - get the mince pies on.
Statistics:Posted by Darcy Sarto — Sat 14 Dec, 2013 7:11 am
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Statistics:Posted by Billywindsock — Fri 13 Dec, 2013 8:55 pm
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It must be a slightly too big or small version, or one with a slight difference in the colour of glass. It looks fantastic and I love it!
Statistics:Posted by Billywindsock — Fri 13 Dec, 2013 8:45 pm
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Some of the reasons why a piece of glass might be a second include bubbles, inconsistency in the glass, ash marks from our wooden blocks or just the size/shape not being right. As it is all handmade we do get a number of these over the year...
It is our opinion that it is better to sell them at near enough cost price rather than bin them...
They are real bargains to be honest and the open day is also a lovely way for us to show people what goes into the work we make.
Look forward to welcoming all on Saturday, we will be demoing all day
Statistics:Posted by mb976 — Wed 11 Dec, 2013 8:22 pm
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I was most surprised to find the light I paid less than £50 for was over £200 on their website.
The exact same light? Made by the same company? Using the same manufacturing methods? It does seem surprising, yes.Statistics:Posted by Steve — Wed 11 Dec, 2013 7:22 pm
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Would strongly recommend this.
Statistics:Posted by Darcy Sarto — Tue 10 Dec, 2013 11:25 pm
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