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Wissmach 250 Piece Crate

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Wissmach 250 Piece Crate by Wissmach Glass

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Price	$1,199.95
Your Savings:	- $300.00
Your Price:	$899.95 USD	(26% Off)

A $1,487.50 value.

Only 5 left in stock - order soon.

Contains 250 pieces, 12" x 12" each - 250 sq ft
Incredible Savings! A $4,525 retail value
Stock up on glass with this crate hand-selected at Wissmach
Includes a broad range of cathedrals, color opal mixes & curious colors

Product Description

Wissmach Glass Factory Crate
Since 1910, Wissmach Glass Company has created over 1,000 vibrant stained glass colors, valued for their rich beauty, affordability, and easy-to-cut quality. Loved by both beginners and seasoned glass artists, Wissmach glass is especially well-suited for antique, Victorian, and traditional English-style designs.

This factory crate contains 250 pieces of stained glass in a diverse mix of colors, textures, and styles. You'll receive approximately 120 pieces of single-color cathedral glass, 120 pieces of opal mixes, and 10 pieces in assorted colors and textures. Each piece measures 12" x 12", for a total of 250 square feet. 427 lbs.

Note: Crate image and assortment counts are for reference only. Actual glass selection may vary.

NOTE: This item can not be shipped through FedEx.

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5 out of 5 stars

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By wmorgan on September 19, 2022

Pros : If you like a surprise, have a versatile use and need an economical source for groups, this is your pack.

Cons : Not always knowing exactly what you'll get can be a challenge.

Other Thoughts : We've found that working with what arrives, gives spontaneous inspiration for a certain project once the students see a sheet.

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5 out of 5 stars

Great selection!

By paddyro on May 25, 2018

Pros : Received my case today and I'm so excited! A rainbow of colors, clears, whispies. Will def buy again. Only a couple didn't make it in shipping and I'll use those for mosaic. Great value!

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Other Thoughts : My 9 year old son loves the crate they came in - it will be repurposed for some sort of boy invention, I'm sure!

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4 out of 5 stars

Good price

By spikerglassworks on November 18, 2016

Pros : Nice glass for the price, cuts and works well

Cons : not a great assortment and a few sheets were broken

Other Thoughts : for the money it is a great starter batch and I have used some of every color in my crate

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