Sold as a set of two, the Glass Pear Decorative Glass Pear brings a playful, modern still-life moment to a console or shelf. This set of two hollow glass pears is hand-cut for tactile surface texture, catching daylight and lamplight with a soft glow-from-within effect. Finished with metal stems and felted bases, they’re easy to place and kind to surfaces.

The two blue pairs are definitely not worth the money! Both pears were two different color blue and different display as a pair!. Karen. Fleetwood, PA. Tue, 22 Sep 2026

In the Earth series, Bertil Vallien has created four different globes, each with its own characteristic houses and message. Their names—My Garden, Home, Winter Garden and Lonely House—tell a glimpse into the history of each globe and Vallien's ideas behind the series. Each globe is handmade with great care, and makes a perfect, very personal gift.

It’s a beautiful piece!!! I love it.. Anna. Houston, TX. Thu, 23 Jul 2026

Style these decorative accent spheres on the bookshelf, entryway, or as an accent in the bathroom for a serene moment. Made of hand-blown glass and featuring a swirl finish, this set of glass spheres is chic, whether they're placed alone or grouped.

Very nice but returned as I made something else work. Collette. Hilton Head Island, SC. Tue, 06 Oct 2026

With Earth Sculpture, Bertil Vallien has created a miniature world in glass, inspired by our place on the planet. This object from the Kosta Boda artist collection is pressed in a mold at Kosta Glassworks and adorned with a small sandblasted house.

Very pretty, but too small for what I needed it for. Returned it.. Janis. Biloxi, MS. Sun, 05 Apr 2026

Get the fine art look without paying gallery prices. It is sophisticated, ethnic, timeless, and sometimes with a touch of whimsy.

Bought it for a bookshelf to add interest and color! Perfect!. Anonymous. Atlanta, GA. Sun, 21 Jun 2026

In the hands of Bertil Vallien, the message through glass is both visible and hidden. With a love for nature – with his daily walks in the woods and along the water – he has learned a great deal about how the earth tells stories. When he casts stairs in a block of glass, as in Hidden Stairs (and makes them impossible to tread), he creates something that is both real and not real. How did the stairs end up there? As if the glass had come up with the word “stairs”? Glass artistry and wizardry occasionally go hand in hand. Fortress Hidden Stairs is part of Bertil Vallien’s anniversary collection, “Bertil Vallien: 60 Years with Kosta Boda” (1963–2023), and is handmade at Kosta Glassworks in Sweden with details in real 21-karat gold.

Exactly as expected .. Fritz. TX. Sun, 22 Mar 2026