Cloches & Water Globes Glass Decorative Objects

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

The Rue de Bac Butterflies Decorative Object brings a cabinet-of-curiosities moment to a console or bookcase, capturing the quiet wonder of nature in sculptural form. Paper butterflies are displayed beneath a glass dome on a wood base, creating a clean, modern vignette with a story rooted in a Parisian street name.

stunning!. Michelle. Pittsburgh, PA. Tue, 26 May 2026

The Rue de Bac Butterflies Decorative Object brings a cabinet-of-curiosities moment to a console or bookcase, capturing the quiet wonder of nature in sculptural form. Paper butterflies are displayed beneath a glass dome on a wood base, creating a clean, modern vignette with a story rooted in a Parisian street name.

amazing!. Michelle. Pittsburgh, PA. Tue, 26 May 2026

Gold has always had a prominent role in Kosta Boda glass art and utility glass, usually as a minor highlight or as a graphic detail. With My Palace Golden Head, Bertil Vallien has created a head fully covered in a noble shimmer of gold, like an antique sculpture of timeless beauty. My Palace Golden Head is part of Bertil Vallien’s anniversary collection, “Bertil Vallien: 60 years with Kosta Boda” (1963–2023), and is crafted at the Kosta Glassworks in Sweden.

The myth of ”wandering” air bubbles has always been present at the glassworks of Kosta, Sweden. Bertil Vallien has given this some consideration when he made the transparent sculpture My Palace Home, with its enchanting ability to capture the play of light. Only the viewer who has spent considerable time observing their own glass knows whether this ancient myth aligns with reality. My Palace Home is part of Bertil Vallien’s anniversary collection, “Bertil Vallien: 60 years with Kosta Boda” (1963–2023), and is crafted at the Kosta Glassworks in Sweden.

Bring depth to any entryway with this cloche or water globe. Great in any clear glass container, the lantern-like texture of the cloche or water globe escalates the modern aesthetic.

I love the color. Jennifer. Royal Oak, MI. Thu, 08 Sep 2022

The English Bread Board Collection glass cloche sets an antique-inspired cover over kitchen counters and bedroom vignettes, shaped in glass with a sculptural silhouette that pairs well with boards or cake stands. It hand washes easily with mild soap for simple upkeep and settles neatly over any board or stand.

This clever little cloche is made in a classic style. Simple lines and minimal design with a modern touch. The beautiful glass lid allows you to cover your various treats. The glass top sits on a beautiful wooden base, finished in a clean white glaze. It will look great in your kitchen! Fill it with your favorite dry snacks for a party or store some yummy pastries on the counter during the week. It is sure to wow your guests and family!

Jade. US. Sun, 06 Oct 2024

The Green Cut Glass Orbs feature three stylish decorative accents crafted from art glass. Each of the three orbs showcase a faceted look and stunning green tones.

A timeless accessory, this glass cloche features a classic shape complemented by a ball handle.

The Amber Cut Glass Orbs feature three stylish decorative accents crafted from art glass. Each of the three orbs showcase a faceted look and swirling tones of amber and brown.

The Blue Cut Glass Orbs feature three stylish decorative accents crafted from art glass. Each of the three orbs showcase a faceted look and swirling tones of blue and white.

My Palace Globe is a collection of exquisite “globes” enclosed by a transparent house. These hand-made globes shift in color and style, similar to the ocean exposed to a change in light. As a result, this sculpture comes to life, reminiscent of other spectacular light phenomena in the universe. The object is part of Bertil Vallien’s anniversary collection, “Bertil Vallien: 60 years with Kosta Boda” (1963–2023), and is crafted at the Kosta Glassworks in Sweden.