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Named "spheres of light" by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and they were believed to fend off misfortune and deliver happiness and joy. Add color, charm, and good luck to your garden with these sparkling garden jewels from ACHLA Designs. These glass balls are blown in a layered technique that gives a crackly appearance over the colored glass and mirror finish while retaining structural integrity. The three hand forged leaves of the Trestle Stand cradle your gazing ball for delicate support. Spiked feet at the base ring can be pushed right into plantings, lawns or garden beds.

Named "spheres of light" by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and they were believed to fend off misfortune and deliver happiness and joy. Add color, charm, and good luck to your garden with these sparkling garden jewels from ACHLA Designs. These glass balls are blown in a layered technique that gives a crackly appearance over the colored glass and mirror finish while retaining structural integrity. The three hand forged leaves of the Trestle Stand cradle your gazing ball for delicate support. Spiked feet at the base ring can be pushed right into plantings, lawns or garden beds.

Named "spheres of light" by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and they were believed to fend off misfortune and deliver happiness and joy. Add color, charm, and good luck to your garden with these sparkling garden jewels from ACHLA Designs. These glass balls are blown in a layered technique that gives a crackly appearance over the colored glass and mirror finish while retaining structural integrity. The three hand forged leaves of the Trestle Stand cradle your gazing ball for delicate support. Spiked feet at the base ring can be pushed right into plantings, lawns or garden beds.

Named "spheres of light" by Antonio Neri in 1612, the first gazing globes date back to 13th century Venice. Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and they were believed to fend off misfortune and deliver happiness and joy. Add color, charm, and good luck to your garden with these sparkling garden jewels from ACHLA Designs. These glass balls are blown in a layered technique that gives a crackly appearance over the colored glass and mirror finish while retaining structural integrity. The three hand forged leaves of the Trestle Stand cradle your gazing ball for delicate support. Spiked feet at the base ring can be pushed right into plantings, lawns or garden beds.

This is the first book written exclusively on crackle glass and is the only source to stabilize fluctuating prices. Concentrating on the most popular era, 1920-1950, it includes in-depth information on crackle, including: manufacturers and how to identify their works, history, production, chemical composition, and more. It has nearly 400 fabulous full-color photos with detailed descriptions. People interested in collecting or selling crackle glass will find everything they need to know in this superb guide. 2000 values.

A distinctive flower vase with an ancient wine bottle shape. Finished with an authentic Ming dynasty era blue and white export porcelain design, a delicate vine and flower pattern, and an antiqued ice crackle over glaze. Display on a stand, empty or with flowers or bamboo.

A large bowl crafted from top quality, durable, Chinese porcelain. The authentic style Ming era flower and vine design is finished with an antiqued ice crackle glaze. Display on a formal dining table, buffet, or server, filled with faux fruit or potpourri, or empty to allow the design to show. Color: Blue & White.

Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish of the Gazing Ball provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and was believed to fend off misfortune and deliver happiness and joy. The Crackle Glass Toadstools are a colorful, sparkling version of that quintessential garden ornament, but shaped like another popular garden favorite, bringing a fairytale magic to the garden. The special glass is blown in a layered technique that gives a crackly appearance over the colored glass and mirror finish while retaining structural integrity. All Toadstools have a stem that allows them to sit securely in our wrought-iron Toadstool Stands. Available in twelve brilliant colors to complement any garden planting.

Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish of the Gazing Ball provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and was believed to fend off misfortune and deliver happiness and joy. The Crackle Glass Toadstools are a colorful, sparkling version of that quintessential garden ornament, but shaped like another popular garden favorite, bringing a fairytale magic to the garden. The special glass is blown in a layered technique that gives a crackly appearance over the colored glass and mirror finish while retaining structural integrity. All Toadstools have a stem that allows them to sit securely in our wrought-iron Toadstool Stands. Available in twelve brilliant colors to complement any garden planting.

Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish of the Gazing Ball provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and was believed to fend off misfortune and deliver happiness and joy. The Crackle Glass Toadstools are a colorful, sparkling version of that quintessential garden ornament, but shaped like another popular garden favorite, bringing a fairytale magic to the garden. The special glass is blown in a layered technique that gives a crackly appearance over the colored glass and mirror finish while retaining structural integrity. All Toadstools have a stem that allows them to sit securely in our wrought-iron Toadstool Stands. Available in twelve brilliant colors to complement any garden planting.

Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish of the Gazing Ball provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and was believed to fend off misfortune and deliver happiness and joy. The Crackle Glass Toadstools with Wrought Iron Toadstool Stands are a colorful, sparkling version of that quintessential garden ornament, but shaped like another popular garden favorite, bringing a fairytale magic to the garden. The special glass is blown in a layered technique that gives a crackly appearance over the colored glass and mirror finish while retaining structural integrity. All Toadstools have a stem that allows them to sit securely in our wrought-iron Toadstool Stands. Available in twelve brilliant colors to complement any garden planting, these wrought iron stands are essential to securely display these gems. Size: small.

Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish of the Gazing Ball provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and was believed to fend off misfortune and deliver happiness and joy. The Crackle Glass Toadstools with Wrought Iron Toadstool Stands are a colorful, sparkling version of that quintessential garden ornament, but shaped like another popular garden favorite, bringing a fairytale magic to the garden. The special glass is blown in a layered technique that gives a crackly appearance over the colored glass and mirror finish while retaining structural integrity. All Toadstools have a stem that allows them to sit securely in our wrought-iron Toadstool Stands. Available in twelve brilliant colors to complement any garden planting, these wrought iron stands are essential to securely display these gems. Size: large.

Popularized in the Victorian era, the mirrored finish of the Gazing Ball provided a fish-eye view of the entire garden and was believed to fend off misfortune and deliver happiness and joy. The Crackle Glass Toadstools are a colorful, sparkling version of that quintessential garden ornament, but shaped like another popular garden favorite, bringing a fairytale magic to the garden. The special glass is blown in a layered technique that gives a crackly appearance over the colored glass and mirror finish while retaining structural integrity. All Toadstools have a stem that allows them to sit securely in our wrought-iron Toadstool Stands. Available in twelve brilliant colors to complement any garden planting.

Limited vinyl LP pressing. 2016 release. Recorded in Nashville with producer Jay Joyce (Eric Church, Cage The Elephant), Signs Of Light, crackles with the upbeat, sing-a-long energy of The Head and the Heart's finest work. Lead single "All We Ever Knew," which was written during the Let's Be Still era but never captured to the band's satisfaction until now, is sure to be a crowd-pleaser, while "Turn It Around" seems primed to be a future concert staple, matching it's inspirational message with a

It is the year of our lord, 1893. The crackle of electricity's first sparks, the mechanical whine of Ferris's wheel, the tinkling of crystal from the majestic city atop the hill--the sounds of a new era pervade the air as the century's last World's Fair commences in Chicago.But darkness lurks beneath the metropolis so austere it has been dubbed the White City. Strikes loom on the horizon, racism runs rampant, and a murderer unlike any America has ever seen before is on the loose, terrorizing the city. His crimes are so brutal, newspapers have christened him the Husker. Hiding behind the cloak of a city in chaos, he taunts his pursuers, littering the grounds of the fair with the corpses of children as he slips through the shadows.Dr. Elizabeth Handley, the first forensic psychologist of her kind, has been called in to capture the killer, but when the son of prominent architect William Rockland goes missing, the case takes on an entirely new urgency. In this city of bombastic politics and cutthroat egos, everyone has his own agenda, but time is running out. As she races to save the boy, Dr. Handley fights to maintain her sanity as the line between captor and quarry blurs, and violence casts its spell.From the depths of the seediest brothels to the pristine enclaves of the elite, The White City is a strange, beguiling first novel, a thriller that masterfully blends fact and fiction. An exhilarating voyeur's glimpse at Chicago in all its glory, it also probes the dark side that was never far from its core.

Here is the first volume of an encyclopedia on cruets - those small decanters for oil or vinegar popular in the Victorian era. Topics covered range from Agate to Hazel Atlas. Types of cruets include Amberina, Anchor Hocking, Baccarat, Bohemian, Burmese, Cambridge, Carnival, chocolate glass, Crackle, Cranberry, Custard, cut glass, Depression glass, Dorflinger, Duncan and Miller, Fenton, Fostoria, and Greentown glass - just to mention a few! One chapter describes the variations in cruet shape, while another illustrates and identifies 82 stoppers. Cruets are listed by pattern name, manufacturer, color, size, and stopper and body type. The book is well illustrated with 260 cruets in spectacular color - and hundreds more in black and white!