Fin and Tin's Glass Workshop
Fin and Tin's Glass Workshop | |
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Event | Feast of Eluned 2 |
Owner | Fin, TinTin |
# of Rooms | 2 |
Store Type | Juggling shops, Housing shops, Miscellaneous shops |
This store only accepts Kronars
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[Fin and Tin's Glass Workshop]
Inside this great, bubble-like sphere is a glistening shop of fine glass artistry, dazzling under the large gaethzen chandelier in the center of the dome. Even the flooring is made out of frosted glass, as well as the blackened counters. To one side of the room, a pair of Merelew brothers work beside an eerie blue fire, making items before one's eyes. Standing near a doorway leading to a smaller sphere is a group of customers who have lined up to try their own hands at the craft. You also see a blackened glass counter with some stuff on it, a peachblow glass depiction of a coral reef with some stuff on it, a curved cobalt glass table with some stuff on it, a velvet-lined ruby glass basket, and a glass archway.
Obvious exits: west.
In the ruby glass basket | ||
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Item | Price | Done |
slag glass sharks | 1,250 | No |
glass juggling spheres | 1,250 | No |
marbleized glass eggs | 1,250 | No |
peachblow glass starfish | 1,250 | No |
cobalt blue dolphins | 1,250 | No |
On the coral reef | ||
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Item | Price | Done |
cobalt blue gillie with clear bubble glass eyes | 1,187 | No |
opalescent jellyfish with water glass tentacles | 625 | No |
cloud glass blowfish with gold-ruby eyes | 1,250 | No |
milk glass unicorn-whale with a golden horn | 1,500 | No |
brown slag glass char with silver detailing | 1,000 | No |
malachite glass eel with a painted black scowl | 1,000 | No |
carnival glass trout with baleful yellow eyes | 1,000 | No |
jade glass sea turtle with lime-green flippers | 1,250 | No |
taffelberry glass starfish | 1,500 | No |
opaque orange and white striped clownfish with clear bubble glass eyes | 1,250 | No |
On the cobalt glass table | ||
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Item | Price | Done |
A note reads: The vases and baskets on this table are lined with a fine glass mesh to prevent your floral arrangements from becoming dislodged from their positions, regardless of turbulence. It is, therefore, impossible to house anything but stems and blossoms within these glass art pieces. | ||
amber cloud glass basket | 1,250 | No |
elongated cobalt glass basket | 1,250 | No |
peachblow basket with a curled handle | 937 | No |
violet glass basket painted with blue lotuses | 1,250 | No |
white frosted glass basket with a twisted handle | 1,187 | !! |
ivory and amber spatter glass vase | 1,250 | No |
hobnail milk vase | 750 | No |
kelp-green clouded vase with a delicate crimped edge | 1,250 | No |
footed brown crackle glass vase | ? | No |
violet and blue striated tulip vase | ? | No |
cranberry rose bowl | 937 | No |
creamy peachblow rose bowl | 937 | No |
jade glass rose bowl | 937 | No |
cobalt rose bowl | 937 | No |
frosted rose bowl | 937 | No |
A small sign reads: These glass samples are for purchase for customers wishing to try their own hands at glass blowing in the adjacent room. Be forewarned, the unenchanted fires that are you are accustomed to above the sea are not efficient enough to sculpt the custom glasses we have provided. |
In the sampler tray on the glass counter | ||
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Item | Price | Done |
lump of peachblow glass | 187 | No |
lump of clear glass | 218 | No |
lump of opal glass | 250 | No |
lump of green glass | 312 | No |
lump of cobalt glass | 375 | No |
lump of carnival glass | 500 | No |
lump of violet glass | 625 | No |
lump of ruby glass | 1,250 | No |
lump of custard glass | 62 | No |
lump of milk glass | 125 | No |
[Fin and Tin's Glass Workshop, Back Sphere]
This second, slightly cramped glass bubble consists simply of a smaller blue fire, kept at temperature by a watchful apprentice wearing a belt with tools of the trade. He nods to adventurous souls as they come in, ready to risk their fingers for a chance to learn the fascinating trade of glass blowing. <br /You also see a cold water bucket burned with the words, "Attempt at your own risk!", a glassblower apprentice, and a sign.<br /
Obvious exits: east.
A sign reads: If you want to start a new project, ask the apprentice about the SHAPES available for you to learn. |