Stemware
Orb Goblet
USD 34 / piece5″ H × 3″ W
A rounded cone-footed cocktail glass.
Light blueStock unavailable
Caleb Carlson · Glassblower
Beautiful Glassware.Made with dedication and love.
I’m a glassblower in Corning, New York, and an educator and coordinator at The Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass. I make elegant, colorful glassware to bring a little more beauty to everyday life.
Explore the collection ↗
Simple forms. Expressive color.Art for everyday use
The collection
Art for the table.
Made to be used.
Choose the shapes and colors you love.
One price for everyone. A 4-piece minimum.
Mix freely across the collection.
Stemware
Bit Goblet
USD 32 / piece4″ H × 3″ W
A playful, short cylinder with a substantial clear glass foot.
Olive greenStock unavailable
Crackle
Crackle Short Cup
USD 25 / piece4″ H × 3″ W
A compact tumbler with a light-catching crackled surface.
RubyStock unavailable
Color reference; see dimensions for the selected size.
Crackle
Crackle Tall Cup
USD 25 / piece5″ H × 3″ W
A taller take on the crackle cup, full of texture and color.
CitronStock unavailable
Color reference; see dimensions for the selected size.
Crackle
Crackle Barrel Cup
USD 25 / piece4″ H × 3″ W
A rounded, stemless form that sits comfortably in the hand.
PurpleStock unavailable
Seasonal
Pumpkin Mug
USD 38 / piece5″ H × 4″ W
An orange pumpkin form with a curling green stem handle.
Orange / greenStock unavailable
Each piece is handmade and re-annealed, with everyday use in mind. Small variations in shape, size, and color are part of the craft.
Family, craft & connection
Glass runs
in the family.
I’m Caleb Carlson. The son of glass artists Kurt and Lynda Carlson, I grew up surrounded by art and nature in New York’s Finger Lakes region. I started working with glass at sixteen, carrying a family craft into a life of my own.
For more than a decade, I’ve worked as an educator and coordinator at The Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass. Every day, I teach and help coordinate glassmaking experiences that bring people into the craft.
That connection is at the heart of my own work, too. I’m drawn to simple, elegant forms and colors that bring a little more beauty to everyday life.
One of the happiest parts of making a cup is seeing it become part of someone’s day.Caleb Carlson
Second-generation glassblower · Addison, New York
Good things, made by hand
Your collection.
Your combination.
A shelf of favorites, a table full of color,
or something to share.
Mix & match
Choose 4 or more pieces across any styles and colors. All prices are per piece, with the same pricing for everyone.
Ready, or made for you
Available stock is shown as you choose. If you order more than we have, the extra pieces will be made to order. Allow a few weeks.
On its way
Orders ship together when all pieces are ready. Shipping is estimated from your destination ZIP code and the number of pieces, including packing materials. See your shipping charge in the bag before checkout. Applicable tax is added at checkout.
Is this glassware intended for everyday use?
Yes. These pieces are made to be used, not just displayed. Each is re-annealed—returned to a controlled heating and cooling cycle—to relieve internal stress in the glass.
What makes each piece unique?
Each piece is handmade, so size, shape, and color vary slightly. Photos show examples of the work.
What if my order arrives damaged?
Email photos of the item and its packaging to carlsonglassworks.cc@gmail.com so Caleb can help.
Can I ask about a larger order?
Absolutely. Email Caleb with your preferred styles, colors, quantities, and timing.
Share the craft
A little curiosity.
A personal connection.
Learn at the furnace, or start a conversation about a piece made just for you.
Spend some time with glass.
Join me for private instruction at The Studio of the Corning Museum of Glass. Email me to talk about what you’d like to learn and arrange a time.
$35 per hour for instructionStudio rental time is additional.
Ask about a lesson ↗Have something in mind?
A particular color, a special occasion, or an idea you’d like to explore—let’s talk about making something personal.
Email me with your ideas and timing to begin the conversation.
Discuss a commission ↗Craft is a way of connecting