Clear glass snowman for any winter display. Works beautifully with evergreens.

Branches weighted down, like a tree after heavy snow.

Alive with hundreds of hand-worked bubbles.

White streaks encased inside the glass, not on it.

This year's word, engraved on a handblown glass ornament.

Real silver leaf, encased inside the glass.

An extraordinary display of 25 handmade trees and LEDs.

Handblown glass angel with halo and curved wings. A year-round reminder of grace.

Your every-single-day, every-single-drink glass.

White glass strands, hand-applied to a clear cone.

Designed with CA winemakers specially for red varietals.

The Vermont Evergreen in ornament form. A highly giftable sapling.

Stacked glass spheres, each size one taller than the last.

Clear glass cross with weighted angles and heft. Simple and profound.

A handmade chevron pattern unlike anything else we make.

Versatile, sturdy, and elegant in its simplicity.

Angular-yet-fluid Weston silhouette with a flared opening for dramatic arrangements.

An all-purpose tumbler to use for everything.

Give them an evening at the Simon Pearce Restaurant in Quechee, Vermont.

Five trees, five silhouettes, one complete family.

A squared pitcher that holds its shape and its own.

Three tealights. Three distinct handmade techniques.

Freehand and fluid. No two are the same.

Ruffled petal rim in a basket form. Holds candy, flowers, or small keepsakes.

Two-piece design lets you showcase treasures inside a glowing lamp.

Our bestselling pitcher, built for any occasion.

Handblown glass bauble. Engravable or beautiful on its own.

A full-bodied pour. Generous form, graceful neck.

The crackle technique that makes frozen branches in glass.

A balanced, hand-opened wine glass, from Simon's own table.

Two Echo Lake Tealights, gift boxed and ready to cluster.

Rounded clear glass rabbit with a gentle posture. A symbol of new beginnings.

Textured glass heart dish for jewelry, candy, or a desk display.

Creative Candles' smokeless, dripless, slow-burning classic ivory pillar.

Three trees rooted in Simon Pearce tradition.