Gallery Of Glass For Sale - Outlander Vessels
Ordering, Postage, Payment, Import Duty & Safety
Outlander Vessels By Season
If you wish to purchase Outander vessels from the Gallery, please read our Ordering, Postage, Payment, Import Duty & Safety page.
When ordering, please include your country and postcode / zip code in your email so we can calculate the carriage charge.
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7th April 2024: By mid April we will have finished blowing 18th century glass and switched to blowing Roman glass for a couple of weeks before we turn off our furnace for the summer. We will not be demonstrating glassblowing during our Project Workshops Summer Exhibition, which is happening over the weekend of 1st and 2nd June 2024, although we will be open.
During the summer, we will once again be working on our wood-fired furnaces; rebuuilding one of them, and building a couple of small bead furnaces.
We will relight our furnace in mid-late September, ready to start blowing Outlander glass and 18th century glass in early October 2024.
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Measurements in the descriptions below are approximate (circa), and bowl capacities are measured to within 1cm of the rim.
Both the photos and the headings link to the respective vessels. The vessels that we have in stock are shown on these pages:
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Wedding Scene Glass
Small wine glass with flared bucket bowl, knopped stem and folded foot.
It is used by Jamie and Claire in their wedding scene.
Height: c.6.5" Capacity: c.70ml
Price: £45
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Wedding Scene Carafe
This is our version of the carafe used by Jamie in the wedding scene. It is given an 18th century feel by adding a string ring to the neck as on dark green bottles.
Height: c.8.0" Capacity: c.1100ml
Price: £50
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Medium Wine Glass
Wine Glass with thistle bowl, teared mushroom knop stem and folded foot.
Height: c.7.5" Capacity c.165ml
Price: £50
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Large Wine Glass
Wine Glass with thistle bowl, teared mushroom knop stem and folded foot.
Height: c.8.5" Capacity: c.250ml
Price: £70
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Medium Banquet Glass
Wine Glass with bell bowl, teared angular knop stem and folded foot.
Height: c.7.5" Capacity c.140ml
Price: £50
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Large Banquet Glass
Wine Glass with bell bowl, teared angular knop stem and folded foot.
Height: c.8.5" Capacity: c.175ml
Price: £70
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Reunion Scene Glass
Small firing or shot glass with a flared trumpet bowl, short stem with large tear, and stepped foot.
This is our version of the glass used by Jamie and Claire in Season Three.
Height: c.4.25" Capacity: c.90ml
Price: £45
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Tumbler
Tumbler with slightly flaring sides and heavy base.
It is used in the cabin on Frasers Ridge.
Height: c.3.75" Capacity: c.240ml
Price: £35
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Champagne Glass
Tall champagne flute with thistle bowl, teared mushroom knop stem and folded foot.
Height: c.8.0" Capacity: c.175ml
Price: £50
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Dark Green Bottles
Several bottle types, both with and without seals, were selected or made for Outlander (see below).
Height of bottle in photo: 8.9"
Capacity of bottle in photo: 850ml
Price: £30
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(Rhenish) Wine Glass
Wine glass with gadrooned bowl, blown inverted baluster stem and a folded foot. Made for Season Four, they are also known as champagne or mead glasses.
Height: c.5.5"
Price: £50
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Open Flame Oil Lamp Filler
Small conical jug with a small opening and an outturned rim at the top, a handle with a thumbpiece, a spout and a heavy foot.
Height: c.4.0"
Price: £45
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Tall Open Flame Oil Lamp
Tall lamp with a handle, a rounded oil reservoir over a drip tray, a biconical stem and a domed and folded foot.
It is supplied with a wick and a brass wick holder.
Height: c.10.0"
Price: £80
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Short Open Flame Oil Lamp
Short lamp with a handle, a biconical oil reservoir on a knopped stem and a turned-up folded foot for a drip tray.
It is supplied with a wick and a brass wick holder.
Height: c.6.5"
Price: £70
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Bottles Selected for Outlander
Outlander Seals (on 'Outlander Sealed Bottles')
(with links to large photos)
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Outlander Seal No.1 (Diameter 33mm)
1743 - the year in which Claire finds herself after travelling back in time.
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Outlander Seal No.2 (Diameter 33mm)
'Je Suis Prest' - the Clan Fraser of Lovat coat of arms. They supported Bonnie Prince Charlie from 1740 and fought for him during the 1745 Jacobite Rising.
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Outlander Seal No.3 (Diameter 33mm)
Slàinte Mhath - the Scottish Gaelic for 'Good Health'.
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Outlander Seal No.4 (Diameter 33mm)
Sassenach - the Scottish Gaelic for 'Outlander' or 'English'. Originally meaning 'Saxon', it derives from the Latin 'Saxones'.
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Outlander Seal No.5 (Diameter 33mm)
Craigh na Dun - the Craigh na Dun stone circle, the standing stone at the centre of which transports Claire through time.
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Outlander Seal No.6 (Diameter 33mm)
1745 - the year of the second Jacobite Rising (the 'Forty-Five'), when Prince Charles Edward Stuart met Chiefs of the Highland Clans at Glenfinnan and raised the Jacobite banner on 19th August.
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Outlander Seal No.7 (Diameter 39mm)
Fraser's Ridge 1 - the settlement established by Jamie in North Carolina in 1767.
(Seal only on Wide Cylindrical Bottles.)
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Outlander Seal No.8 (Diameter 39mm)
Fraser's Ridge 2 - the settlement established by Jamie in North Carolina in 1767: Claire and Jamie's house.
(Seal only on Wide Cylindrical Bottles.)
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Outlander Seal No.9 (Diameter 39mm)
Crown and Thistle - The British Crown and the thistle (the flower of Scotland), symbolising the union of Claire and Jamie.
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Outlander Seal No.10 (Diameter 39mm)
Bee - Bees are very much a part of Claire's life in the 18th century, with beeswax and honey finding many uses.
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