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Address
10 E 5th St, Erie, PA 16507
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Operating schedule
Monday to Friday 10 AM–5 PM
Saturday 11 AM–4 PM
Saturday 11 AM–4 PM
Phone number
(814) 453 3758
The gallery offers art consultation and Fine Art Appraisal services for private, corporate, and public projects. Design, fabrication, and presentation of awards and gifts is another area of expertise. In 1988, Glass Growers Gallery incorporated as a C corporation within the state of Pennsylvania.
The Gallery:
- Develops art acquisition plans, advising on art selections, placement, installation, and maintenance.
- Designs commemorative wall reliefs, sculpture, and personalized awards.
- Displays and sells the most distinctive array of American Crafts, Fine Art, and Sculpture.
- Provides consulting services for Fine Art Appraisals according to U.S.P.A.P. specifications.
Glass Growers Gallery supplements the annual income for over 100 regional fine artists through commissions and sales of their work. Glass Growers Gallery was named one of the best gift shops by the Times Publishing Co. 2002 Reader's poll. Glass Growers Gallery has been nominated as one of the top 100 galleries in the United States. Deborah Vahanian received her national certification in Fine Art Appraisal from New York University.
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