Beautiful glass that looks nice hanging in my kitchen window
This was a wedding gift that I
Hope they love but I never saw it 😊
4" Blenko Penny Suncatcher Set - Cobalt
They may be talking about no longer minting pennies, but these glass beauties are here to stay! ✨ Introducing our hand-pressed Penny Suncatchers in classic Cobalt glass—little works of art that shine bright in any space.
Our Blenko Penny Set includes:
🪙 A "heads" penny proudly stating "In Glass We Trust"
🪙 A "tails" penny featuring details similar to the classic copper coin in circulation today
Handcrafted, timeless, and full of Blenko charm. Get yours now!
Whether you choose to use it as a stunning window ornament or hang it as a unique decorative piece, this suncatcher is sure to be a conversation starter. Measuring 4 inches in diameter, it is an ideal size to draw attention without overwhelming your space. For the best display, we recommend hanging it with fishing line or another clear filament thread.
Shipping
All items are made to order in small batches. Please allow 6-8 weeks for fulfillment. Free shipping on orders over $99.
Why Blenko
Unlike other glass vessels that claim to be "100% handmade" while being mass produced in a factory in China, our glass is TRULY handmade by Appalachian natives from West Virginia on the banks of the Mud River. From start to finish - 100% authentic.
Our Promise
We stand by our products 100% with our Blenko “Love It” guarantee. If you have any issues whatsoever, we'll replace or refund your order, no questions asked!
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4" Blenko Penny Suncatcher Set - Cobalt
Sale price$40.00
Regular price$44.00
“There are so many supporters and collectors out there who are just waiting in line to get a hold off a piece that celebrates West Virginias heritage”
"Blenko Glass Company has produced literally millions of hand-blown glass pieces, and the factory tours remain one of the most popular attractions when visiting the company"
“Beautiful blues, greens, oranges, golds, and other colors thoroughly don the family-owned and operated Blenko Glass Company.”
