The Art of Craft with Bonhams
The Art of Craft with Bonhams at London Glassblowing
London Glassblowing presented a companion exhibition to Bonhams' auction. This exclusive first-time partnership brought exceptional glass artistry to our Bermondsey Street gallery.
Thompson & Thomas - Composition of Ghost Ocean Amber Shard Vessels
Visitors experienced outstanding works from celebrated contemporary glass artists, including London Glassblowing founder Peter Layton, alongside pieces from James Devereux, Thompson & Thomas, Vezzini & Chen and other talented studio artists.
Elliot Walker - Fragment 8262 (Watch his V&A 'How Was It Made Video)
Exhibitor list
Anthony Scala • Bruce Marks • Bruno Romanelli & Peter Layton • Scala & Shilling • Cathryn Shilling • David Reekie • Deborah Timperley • Elliot Walker • Enemark & Thompson • James Devereux • Layne Rowe • Liam Reeves • Louis Thompson • Thompson & Thomas • Monette Larsen • Nick Mount • Nina Casson McGarva • Peter Layton • Sarah Wiberley • Sila Yücel • Tim Rawlinson • Vezzini & Chen
Our Stories
Handcrafted Olive Oil Bottles for Restaurant Story
We were delighted to collaborate with celebrity chef Tom Sellers and his acclaimed Restaurant Story to create bespoke olive oil pouring bottles inspired by the elegant shape of an olive.
A Golden Christmas at London Glassblowing
We are marking the countdown to our 50th anniversary with a gold-themed Christmas exhibition. Founded by Peter Layton in 1976, the studio has evolved into one of Europe's longest-running glass galleries. Artists have created special pieces incorporating gold to celebrate this milestone "Golden Year" as the studio prepares for 2026's anniversary celebrations.
Q&A with David Reekie
We asked artist David Reekie a series of questions to delve into his creative process and uncover what drives his distinctive vision. Explore David's journey from initial sketchbook concepts to finished glass sculptures, his captivating figurative work, and the social and political ideas that inspire and inform his artistic practice.

