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Business for sale
Lindsay Art Glass glassblowing studio and American Craft Gallery for sale. We are a California Corporation and have been in the same location for the last 21 years. Located in quaint artist and business friendly Benicia, Ca. on the San Francisco Bay. Our gallery features the work of 80 artists. Studio has a fully functional hot shop and cold shop. Multiple pot furnace, 2 annealing ovens, 2 glory holes, and much more. All equipment and all inventory is included. A true turnkey package. Please contact for more info. 200k
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I'll leave this here few days and then move it to classified ads David. I'm again sorry to see more of the old school hanging up their tools. Best of luck with the sale.
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I will say that I have been selling to David and Ann for many years and they still have a viable gallery attached to their shop. Ann even placed an order in Philly this week!
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Sign of the times:
I didn't even know Philly was going on.
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The "old school" glassblowers were few and far between...
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I guess we need glass benches with rockers built in on the legs.
How were the sales? Speak!
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Dale liked to speculate at times about how Jaimey could make such large work alone. It bothered him. I had always thought it was because of his capacity to hook his foot around the opposing leg of the bench and pull while using his leg to create added strength. I'd abet that roller wheels could reduce one's capacity to develop any kind of tension to nothing, just rolling around on the floor.
Big at that time was relative. 26 inches was big but keep in mind there were no assistants. I often have wondered what Jaimey would have done with the material had he not had his contract expire at RISD, another story for another time. I think in reality, it was the best thing that ever could have happened to him. Such a gentle soul. I saw him last at Corning. We had a quick drink together. I have enormous respect for that man.
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bump........
bump........
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