Etched glass wildlife art

ETCHED GLASS -

WILDLIFE ART in etched glass has always been one of our strong points. Over the years we have been a source for various wildlife organizations and mail order catalogs as well as people who just love wildlife. Our techniques include glass carving, solid etching and the art of 3-dimensional shaded etching that we have become so well known for.

RIVER FAMILY

A shaded wildlife etching consisting of 8 four foot panels of 1/4" laminated safety glass depicting 28 different creatures in their natural riverbank setting. Originally in the Manhattan Landing Restaurant, now installed at Quail Run Country Club in Richland Center, WI.

CAL JOHNSON'S WORLD RECORD MUSKY

The original mount is on display at the Moccasin Bar in Hayward, WI. We photographed it and made this large, shade-etched mirror which we donated to "Fishing Has No Boundaries", also in Hayward.

WHITETAILS UNLIMITED

Commissioned by WTU in Sturgeon Bay, WI., as a fund raiser, this is solid etching with a stained glass border. One of hundreds of pieces we have made for this organization over the years.

GRAY WOLF (detail)

We did an ethereal northern Minnesota scene in shaded etching depicting a wolf and a moose in their natural surroundings. It was designed

on French doors for a private residence.

A WHITETAIL DEER AND WILD TURKEY is the theme of this year's coffee table. An area sportsman's club orders one of these annually.

THE WISCONSIN WILDLIFE FEDERATION

have purchased etched wildlife mirrors and glass carvings from us for many years to use as fundraisers at their gatherings around the state. They must have done well with them as they ran a very complimentary article about us in their publication, Wisconsin Conservation. This peaceful etched loon is just one of the mirrors.

GUN CABINET doors really look sharp with custom etched wildlife.

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WOODCRAFTERS call on us for a wide variety of art glass to compliment their projects. This walnut table commission required an irregular glass insert made from 3/8 inch plate glass. We cut the shape, then dimensionally carved oriental goldfish on the underside,

then added shaded etched lily pads on the top.

WILD WINGS mail order company ordered glass table tops from us with a scene of ducks flying over cattails. This is one of hundreds that we have made for various entities over the years.

A WHITETAIL DEER wanders lazily in a creek in this country scene with a farm in the background. This large shaded etched mirror hangs in a private residence.

A GREAT HORNED OWL is startled from its daytime hideaway in this large etched mirror that was made for the Manhattan Landing Restaurant on the banks of the Wisconsin River in Boscobel, Wisconsin

A RACCOON sits on an oak branch in this etched mirror. This was another purchased by the Wisconsin Wildlife Federation.

What form of wildlife art would you like us to make for you? A mirror or perhaps a room divider? How about a glass for your front door or a replacement for that glass top table. It costs less than you imagine. Send us an email or give us a call. Contact us today!

TROPICAL FISH swim all over this door that is used as the entrance to the aquarium sales area of Chet's in Richland Center, WI.

DOLPHINS bursting from an ocean wave are etched on a plate glass mirror that now hangs in a home on the New Jersey coast. Almost 5 ft. x 6 ft., this creation is one of many jobs that we were awarded with when the client found our web site.

Daniels'

WOODLAND GLASS ARTS LTD.

Wausau, WI 54403

715-845-3830

danielsglass@aol.com

AN ELK stands in a mountain pasture. This detail is from a front door we created for a home in Wyoming. (The dark area in the sky is a reflexion.) If you are interested in an antique-looking elk for a door or window, click below.

BOWHUNTERS will love this mirror. A buck and a doe in a woodland scene with "THE" arrow encased below. All oak frame.

A ROOM DIVIDER with elk, mountains and pine trees titled "Little Montana Ranch" is this Wisconsin couples escape. We gave them a piece of a Rocky Mountain landscape for their home.

"Dance of the Sandhill"

A dimensionally carved piece of 1/2" plate glass set in a walnut base. Donated to the "Good News" organization of Wausau for their 25th anniversary.