Home Page Our entire gallery of glass is now our home page. Every day features a new department as the home page of the day. Clicking on Light Opera Gallery at the top of any page takes you to the featured department of the day. Search by Artist It's easy to find work by a particular artist. Click on an artist name on the Artists page and you'll open the catalog pages for that artist. All the artist's work is listed, from all the departments. New Arrivals New items are posted to the top of the first page of each department. Featured New Arrivals are found on the Artists page. Order Status Click here to login and get the current status of your order. You'll need your email address and the password you provided when you placed your order. If you've forgotten your password, please call us at 800-553-4800 or send us an requesting the password for your account. Prices and Stock Prices are subject to change. Items marked as available for order on the site may be sold out before the site is updated to reflect the sale. Shopping Cart Click on the shopping cart icon in the upper right corner of the site to review your selections. means there is at least one item in your cart. means there are no items in your cart. What does Special Order mean? Special order is our catch-all term for out of stock. In some instances it means we are temporarily out of an item, and in others it means there are no more to be had. Often, we have similar items in the gallery that aren't shown on the web site. Your best bet is to call us or send us an email to check on a particular item. We can usually tell you if and when items will be available and get you their current prices. Prices on special order items are subject to change from the price listed on the website. Variations These glass vases, blown glass, engraved glass, and paperweights all have the variations one would expect to encounter in handmade works of art. Photographs The majority of the items we carry are one-of-a-kind works of art. For instance, no two Josh Simpson paperweights are the same. So, in those cases, the photograph we provide is of the unique item that is available. Other items, like some of the kaleidoscopes, the dichroic cubes, and some of the simpler vases are made in quantity (still by hand) but with very little variation. In those cases, the photograph we provide is of an example of the item. In every case, we try to give you the most accurate illustration possible.