Golden Vortex Sculpture Cobalt Blue

STUART WILTSHIRE GLASS LIMITED

£1000

About our Golden Vortex Sculpture: Handblown and sculpted in Cobalt Blue Using 10 sheets of 23.5ct Gold Leaf Burning the gold at 1120C Leaving flaky sheets of gold Gold encased in the crystal Designed for the Queen Camilla Height 580mm Width 130mm This is the Golden Vortex Sculpture style I designed when I made a gift for 'the now Queen', Camilla Parker Bowles, in 2017 and presented it to her at the opening of The Duchess of Cornwall Pub, on Queen Mother's Square in Poundbury, Dorchester. Whilst also acting as an addition to the house, or providing a centrepiece which is sure to draw attention

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Registered at Companies House as STUART WILTSHIRE GLASS LIMITED, number 07006436. Checked 2026-08-29.
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