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Cliff Goodman signature series of glass plates
may be displayed as platters on pedestals, coffee or
dining tables. A series may also be combined to
make a wall display as shown here. Some display a
series going up a stairway wall and others above a
mantle to occupy the available space. The lightweight plates are come in a variety of colors that can be mixed and matched with or without a silver foil spiral backing that casts a glow when lit directly. Each plate has a hidden hanging loop on the back and are simple to install. If you may desire a set of multiple glass platters, let us know and we can assist with color and size options. Enjoy the selection shown below, all of which are on display now! |
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 A wall installation comprised of 7 glass plates in a variety of colors and sizes Sold for $3,925 for the complete set |
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 Petite Transparent Green 10 - 12" diameter $395 |
 Petite Pink 10 - 12" diameter $395 |
 Petite Blue with Silver Foil Spiral Wrap 10 - 12" diameter Sorry, sold for $425 |
 Petite Orange with Silver Foil Spiral Wrap 10 - 12" diameter $425 |
 Petite Red with Silver Foil Spiral Wrap 10 - 12" diameter Sorry, sold for $425 |
 Small Blue A 13 - 16" diameter $495 |
 Small Red 13 - 16" diameter $495 |
 Small Blue B 13 - 16" diameter $495 |
 Small Blue Transparent with Silver Foil Spiral Wrap 13 - 16" diameter Sorry, sold for $545 |
 Medium Large Amber with Silver Foil Spiral Wrap 20 - 24" diameter $845 |
 Medium Large Purple with Silver Foil Spiral Wrap 20 - 24" diameter $845 |
 Medium Large Orange and Brown with Silver Foil Spiral Wrap 20 - 24" diameter $845 |
 Medium Large Brown with Gold with Silver Foil Spiral Wrap 20 - 24" diameter $845 |
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| Cliff Goodman began his journey
as a glass artist in 1976. Goodman’s passion
for glass blossomed as he received unparalleled
instruction while studying alongside glass master
Fritz Driesbach and attending the renowned Pilchuck
Glass School in Washington State. His art
reflects the beauty of the natural world and is
heavily influenced by the region's cultural and
natural landscapes. Inspired by nature, his
work is characterized by a wide range of organic
forms which are met with a balance of precision and
chance. Goodman strives for innovation through
experimentation. Goodman continued his education at the Rochester Institute of Technology and the Pratt Fine Arts Center and then operated a glass blowing studio in Idaho. In 1991 he founded Seattle Glassblowing Studio, dedicated to fostering creative freedom, collaboration, and education. The Studio is comprised of a team of professional artists who assist Cliff Goodman. Each of the glass platters shown above are signed Seattle Glassblowing Studio to honor all the hands that went into creating each work of art. Cliff Goodman's glass is featured in notable collections around the world. Perhaps you may enjoy having a grouping displayed in your home or office! |
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