Founded in 2025 as Huntington’s first public-facing glassblowing studio, Marrowbone Glassworks makes contemporary glass decor and tableware in small batches while offering the public hands-on experiences with hot glass. Created by former workers from West Virginia’s last handblown glass tableware factory, the studio combines Appalachian factory techniques with one-of-a-kind artistry to keep the region’s 150-year glass tradition active. Its Huntington shop also hosts the work of West Virginia glass veteran David Osburn, whose mold-blown designs reflect decades at Blenko and other studios.
Fenton Art Glass CompanyStill family owned after more than a century, Fenton Art Glass Company carries forward the work begun by brothers Frank L. and John W. Fenton in 1905. Based near its original Williamstown, West Virginia, factory, the company continues the Fenton tradition through American-made pieces formed in original moulds and finished by hand-painted decoration.NEW OXFORD, PA
Paul Wissmach Glass CompanyIn Paden City, West Virginia, Paul Wissmach Glass Company makes American-made art glass for artists and designers, from stained-glass sheets to COE 96 kiln glass and casting materials. The company has produced glass continuously since 1904, using hand-mixed color blends that include recipes more than a century old and rolling them through one of its 13 firebrick furnaces. Now employing more than 40 people, Wissmach ships through a worldwide distributor network and celebrated 120 years of production in 2024.PADEN CITY, WV