West Virginia
Blenko Glass Company
Blenko Glass Company hand-blows bottles, vases, drinkware and decor in Milton, West Virginia. The company began in Milton in 1921 as Eureka Art Glass and took the Blenko Glass Company name in 1930.
Is Blenko Glass Company made in the USA?
Yes. Blenko Glass Company carries our All Products Made in USA tier: the brand makes its whole listed line in the United States. Blenko Glass Company's American-made products are manufactured here. Blenko Glass Company is based in West Virginia.
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Blenko Glass Company
Blenko 384 Water Bottle - Cobalt
Blenko's 384 bottle dates to 1938, when its slim shape with two spouts was designed to fit refrigerator door shelves. This cobalt version is 8 inches tall, holds 36 fluid ounces, and is hand-blown in West Virginia. It can serve as a pitcher or a vase and is not dishwasher safe.
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Blenko 2134 Strata Vase - Clover
A 14.5-inch Clover-colored glass vase with a textured surface patterned after layered rock. Blenko first made the design in the early 1960s and has brought it back in new colors. The base is 5 inches across.
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Blenko 7619 Ring Decanter - Crystal with Cobalt
A clear glass decanter with cobalt rings, from a Ring Series that Blenko likely first made in 1937; the decanter joined the line in 2019. It stands 11 inches tall, holds 40 ounces, and is handmade in West Virginia. Hand washing only.
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Blenko 384M Mini Water Bottle - Cobalt
A smaller version of the 384 water bottle, 6 inches tall and 5 inches wide, holding 16 fluid ounces. It is handmade in West Virginia, works as a small pitcher or bud vase, and should be washed by hand.
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Blenko 2510S Small Diamond Optic Tumbler Set - Tangerine
A set of four hand-blown tangerine tumblers, each 4.5 inches tall, with Blenko's faceted Diamond Optic texture. They are sized for juice or spirits and are made in West Virginia.
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Blenko 2632 Stars & Stripes Vase - Crystal with Ruby Wrap
An 8-inch clear glass vase wrapped in ruby red, with a wavy rim modeled on a flag in the wind. The base is 4 inches wide, and the ruby shade varies a little from batch to batch.
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