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About
The Original Bristol Blue Glass Company.
Bristol Blue Glass Limited was started back in 1988 by James Adlington, with the help of glass maker Peter St Clair. The aim was to re-establish a glass making tradition back into Bristol that had been lost for over 60 years. At this time a lot of the traditional English glass making techniques were in severe danger of being lost forever. Though many a struggle, James managed to learn and pass on many of the old skills required to truly blow glass by hand, in the time-honoured fashion. Proud of what they have achieved over the passing years, The Original Bristol Blue Glass company makes some of the finest Table Ware free blown in England for many years.
Though they are called Bristol Blue Glass they are able to blow everything in clear Crystal as well. Their skilled glass makers blow all their glass using only the simplest of techniques and basic hand tools. All their range of glass is free blown, therefore every piece is unique just as everyone in the world is. They see themselves as a welcome change from the bland uniformity taking over the modern world: an oasis of skill and design.
Today the factory is open 7 days week and entrance to watch glass being made and entrance to the studio shop is completely free - so if you are ever in Bristol why not pop along to the workshop @ 357 -359 Bath Road? You will be guaranteed a very warm welcome.
Visit the Studio
The studio shop is open 9:00am to 5:00pm Mon-Sat and 10.00am to 4.00pm Sun.
FREE ENTRY to shop & glassmaking.
Call the studio to book a bauble blowing experience (£17.50), for yourself or as a unique gift!
No glass blowing on Sundays.
Also why not visit their outlet store which is loacted next to St Nicholas Market in the City Centre.
Facilities
Other
- Accept Children over 7
Accessibility
- Accessible to Wheelchair Users
- Ramp to main entrance
- Ramp/Level Access
Attraction Facilities
- Shop
Establishment Features
- Groups Welcome
- Shop
Key Features
- Families
- Film or TV location
- Groups
- In town/city centre
- Of historic, literary or architectural interest
Specialist Features
- Family Fun
Travel & Trade
- Groups Welcome
Venue Facilities
- Groups Accepted
Map & Directions
Road Directions
Find out about the latest on the roads and get travel directions from TravelWest.infoJn 3 on the M32, head for Bath. A4 next to Sainsburys.
Public Transport Directions
For comprehensive information about getting here by public transport, please visit TravelWest.infoBus no 1 stops on Bath Rd and Sandy Park Bath bus stops on Bath Rd opposite ITV West studios.
Guide Prices
Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
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Visitor Centre | Free |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.