Enamelled copper bowl, diameter 4 inch. The glass flowed to please – sometimes it’s stubborn.
Bowl with leaf image. I’ll try more, now the acer is in spring leaf.
Don’t recall what I was attempting here – but it will do.
Chips of ruby-coloured glass are worth dropping in if the bowl is a touch lifeless.
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About Harry Nicholson
I once bred Beveren rabbits in all colours. Today, I'm an enameller who works with a kiln, fusing pictures in glass onto copper.
On Amazon is my novel, 'Tom Fleck', set in the North of England of 1513 - the year of Flodden. A sequel to 'Tom Fleck' is 'The Black Caravel' published in 2016.
My anthology of poems came out in 2015: 'Wandering About.' Recently I published memoirs of my time in the Merchant Navy: 'The Best of Days' and 'You'll See Wonders"
I've a blog of poems, stories and art at: https://1513fusion.wordpress.com/
1513 fusion 
Beautiful pieces, Harry. I love glass work. 🙂 I sometimes visit the National Glass Centre at Sunderland. Always an inspiration.
Your header photo makes me smile because I went there with Viv. 🙂
I’m sorry, Jo. Your comments were in the spam box. They are now approved. I’ve neglected this blog lately as I’ve been finishing a novel. Viv had beta-read the first half and was waiting for the rest – but I was too late and am so sorry for that. I do miss the lovely Viv, I keep expecting to find posts from her . . . The new book, a sequel to ‘Tom Fleck’, is called ‘The Black Caravel’ and it is dedicated to the memory of Vivienne Blake. I put it onto Amazon the other day – I do wish I’d been more brisk, so that Viv could have proof read the completed story. But I have a warm glow inside when I think of her.
I’m not especially religious, Harry, but I do think that Viv will have followed your progress and be happy that you got the book to completion. 🙂
I do seem to have ended up in a few spam folders lately, so no worries. Good luck with sales!