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Crafts CouncilDirectoryNeil Wilkin Glass

Garden Jewels

Neil Wilkin Glass

Lampeter, Wales

Dew Drop, Neil Wilkin

Solid furnace worked glass. Optical effect in Kari Beardsell’s Garden at RHS Hampton Court

Bodkin, Neil Wilkin

Individual hairpins to keep things in order for your flower bed

Emerald 21, Neil Wilkin
Spiral Bodkins, Neil Wilkin

Individual hairpins to keep your flowerbeds in order

Lilac Tree, Neil Wilkin

200cm high stainless steel and cast ground and polished dichroic glass ‘fruits’. Tubes were forged into tapers with help from blacksmith Peter Osborne

Garden Jewels

Neil Wilkin Glass

Lampeter, Wales

Dew Drop, Neil Wilkin

Solid furnace worked glass. Optical effect in Kari Beardsell’s Garden at RHS Hampton Court

Spiral Bodkins, Neil Wilkin

Individual hairpins to keep your flowerbeds in order

Bodkin, Neil Wilkin

Individual hairpins to keep things in order for your flower bed

Lilac Tree, Neil Wilkin

200cm high stainless steel and cast ground and polished dichroic glass ‘fruits’. Tubes were forged into tapers with help from blacksmith Peter Osborne

Emerald 21, Neil Wilkin

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